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  • Town Pump buys old Wendy's

    Zach White

    The mystery of what will replace the former Wendy's on 1st Street has been solved, 10 months after the fast food store closed. Town Pump bought the property in October, and plans to use it in a larger project to update its gas station, like they did in Chinook last year. "We did this so we that can remodel and upgrade the Town Pump to a modern facility, " said Maureen Kenneally, spokesperson from Town Pump's corporate office in Butte. "So what we're going to do with our current location is move the casino into what was the We...

  • Puppies abandoned, two still need homes

    Tim Leeds

    Havre Daily News/Lindsay Brown Ciara Donovan holds the final two puppies Thursday morning. The other six in the litter were already adopted. What started as a horrible wintry day for a litter of puppies is turning into a heartwarming Christmas story. Ciara Donovan, veterinary technician at Eastside Animal Hospital of Havre, said a garbage man Wednesday brought a litter of eight puppies he had found under a mattress in a dumpster on Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation to the hospital. By early Thursday morning, homes apparently...

  • Frontier Notebook: It's been quite the ride in the Frontier

    George Ferguson

    The regular season is over. It went by so quickly, it's really hard to believe that only two Frontier Conference football teams are left standing. But what a historic season it was in the new-look Frontier. The league crowned co-champions this season, and for the first time since 1999, neither is named Carroll College. Last Saturday, in Ashland, Ore., the Southern Oregon Red Raiders demolished Montana Tech 46-28 to grab a share of the Frontier title. Both teams finished 8-2,...

  • Lady Griz too big for Skylights

    George Ferguson

    Tuesday night's road game at the famed Dahlberg in Arena won't count against the Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team's overall record this season. But the game against the powerful University of Montana Lady Griz will matter in so many other ways. The Skylights fell to the Lady Griz 75-45 Tuesday night in Missoula, but after the game was over, Northern head coach Chris Mouat found plenty of things he liked in his team's play against one of the Big Sky...

  • George Ferguson Column: Cat-Griz rivalry has a modern voice now

    George Ferguson

    I'm only 37 years old. And though I feel old these days, I guess I'm not too shy to admit I haven't been around for a lot of the Cat-Griz rivalry. After all, the feud has been going on for more than 100 years. I'd like to think I've seen some of the best years of what I consider one of the best kept secrets in college football, which is the rivalry game between Montana and Montana State, but I wouldn't presume to say I've seen it all when it comes to the annual Brawl of the...

  • Hi-Line Athlete Profile: Kaden Beck, Big Sandy Football

    Daniel Horton

    Kaden Beck anchors Big Sandy's offensive and defensive lines, and he's anchored the Pioneers all the way to the championship game Big Sandy's Kaden Beck, left, gets to the quarterback during a 2011 Class C Six-Man playoff game in Big Sandy. Now a senior, Beck is a three-sport star for the Pioneers, and a huge part of why Big Sandy is in Saturday's Six-Man state championship game. For more Pioneers' coverage, see Thursday and Friday's Havre Daily News. Four years ago, as a freshman at Big Sandy, Kaden Beck came onto the Pionee...

  • Havre schools mull idea having officer in schools

    John Kelleher

    Havre Public School may be getting a community resource officer through the city's police department. The officer would patrol the district's schools, with an emphasis on Havre High School, and conducting investigations and breaking up fights. But most important, the officer would interact with students daily. School Superintendent Andy Carlson told the trustees Tuesday night that Havre is the only Class A school in Montana without a full-time resource officer. The officer would work school hours, and would return to regular...

  • Tester bills see action in first day of lame-duck session

    Tim Leeds

    In the first day of Congress after the 2012 election, re-elected Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., saw action on some of his bills. Tuesday the Senate passed Tester's bill to give a cost-of-living increase for veterans benefits and voted 95-2 to debate a wide-ranging bill he drafted on sportsmen's issues, the first bill brought up when the body reconvened. That bill has received opposition from an animal rights group over allowing hunters to retrieve polar bear carcasses from Canada, but Tester said Tuesday the bill would help...

  • Hill County Justice Court becomes Court of Record

    Tim Leeds

    Havre Daily News/Lindsay Brown Justice of the Peace Audrey Barger discusses Tuesday the recent installations that have transformed her court into a Court of Record. Hill County Justice Court has taken a step up to a new level, with a four-channel recording system preserving every hearing and trial to make it a Justice Court of Record. "This holds this court accountable, " Hill County Justice of the Peace Audrey Barger said. "Everything this court says goes on the record. It's accountable for everything it says. It's...

  • Evelyn J. Schwartz

    Tristan

    Evelyn J. Schwartz, 92, formerly of Big Sandy, passed away on Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Riverside Health Care Center in Missoula, of natural causes. Graveside services will be held at 10 a. m. on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at Big Sandy Cemetery. A gathering of friends will be held at Christ Lutheran Church at 10:30 a. m., following the graveside services. The family has requested that any memorials be made in Evelyn's name to Christ Lutheran Church in Big Sandy, the Big Sandy Senior Center, or the charity of the donor's...

  • Hardliners win in Senate GOP caucus

    Tristan

    MATT GOURAS, Associated Press HELENA — Montana Senate Republicans are adopting a harder edge with their new legislative leaders. Lawmakers met Wednesday to choose caucus leaders ahead of the 2013 session. Republicans still control both chambers after last week's election. Current Senate President Jim Peterson of Buffalo and his leadership team lost a re-election bid. The GOP instead chose Sen. Jeff Essmann for the post in the internal elections. Essmann says he is looking forward to sitting down with Gov.-elect Steve B...

  • Obama: No evidence of security breach in scandal

    BEN FELLER,AP White House Correspondent

    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Wednesday he has seen no evidence that national security was threatened by the widening sex scandal that ensnared his former CIA director and top military commander in Afghanistan. Facing questions from reporters, Obama also reaffirmed his belief that the U.S. can't afford to continue tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, a key sticking point in negotiations with Republicans over the impending "fiscal cliff." He said, "The American people understood what they were getting" when t...

  • Montana legislators oust leaders for harder edge

    Matt Gouras

    HELENA — Montana Senate Republicans decided Wednesday to adopt a harder edge, ousting their current leadership team in elections that marked a desire among some in the party to draw a sharper distinction with Democrats. Republicans, who still control both chambers after last week's election, also expressed a desire for a better relationship with Democratic Gov.-elect Steve Bullock than they had with outgoing Gov. Brian Schweitzer. Bullock said he was open to finding common ground, but cautioned the GOP against bringing him p...

  • Local Bowling Report: Hi-Line Lanes Challenge on tap

    Ken Brubaker

    Keglers interested in bowling in the New Year's Eve Jackpot should be thinking of signing up early to guarantee their spots. The sign-up Sheet will be out Nov. 26. When a person signs up the spots must be paid for. There is a limit of six bowlers per lane. Hi Line Lanes is starting an Average Tracker Bowling Club. Open bowlers may sign up when they bowl at no cost to them. Hi Line Lanes will put their name in a data base and the next time they come out to bowl we will have their average for them, also they will be able to...

  • Argos slip by Skylights yet again

    Daniel Horton

    Montana State University-Northern senior Kelsey Williams (left) takes a swing during Friday night's Frontier Conference volleyball match against UGF at the Armory Gymnasium. The Argos defeated the Skylights in five games. Friday was Breast Cancer Awareness Night. On Friday night in Havre, the University of Great Falls volleyball team was able to do something nobody else has been able to accomplish this season. And that is win inside the Armory Gymnasium. Hosting the Argos at the Armory in Havre, the Skylights dropped their...

  • MSU-N/SOU Full Box Score

    Tristan

    S. Oregon 10 35 10 10 — 65 MSU-Northern 21 6 7 0 — 34 First Quarter SOU — FG Colin Amsler 29, 13:41 Drive: 4 plays, 3 yards MSU-N — Brandon O'Brien 46 pass from Derek Lear (Trevor Baum kick), 12:20 Drive: 3 plays, 73 yards MSU-N — Mick Miller 25 pass from Derek Lear (Trevor Baum kick), 8:09 Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards SOU — Clay Sierra 36 pass from Austin Dodge (Colin Amsler kick), 6:38 Drive: 6 plays, 65 yards MSU-N — Kyle Johnston 15 pass from Derek Lear (Trevor Baum kick), 5:30 Drive: 3 plays, 63 yards Second Quarter SOU ...

  • George Ferguson Column: SOU's passing attack was all it was hyped to be

    George Ferguson

    When it comes to watching football, as a huge fan of the game, I love the deep pass. I love the vertical bombs and I love the home runs. Nothing against the running game because I love that too. But, I grew up a fan of the Montana Grizzlies, the Air Read days and of Super Dave Dickenson, so passing is what I fell in love with. And man can the Southern Oregon Red Raiders, and sophomore quarterback Austin Dodge throw the football. In Saturday's 65-34 win over the Montana State...

  • Game Day Notebook: Lights show they can throw the ball too

    George Ferguson

    There's no question the Southern Oregon passing attack is special. It didn't take a person with a P.H.D. to figure that out as the Red Raiders beat the Montana State University-Northern Lights 65-34 Saturday afternoon at Blue Pony Stadium. But lost in all the SOU awesomeness is, the Lights still have a pretty impressive air attack as well. Northern quarterback Derek Lear hit the 500-yard mark for the second time this season, and in a first quarter which saw the Lights lead...

  • Lights suffer an Air Raid

    George Ferguson

    Montana State University-Northern's Brandon O'Brien (right) avoids a Southern Oregon defender during the first half of Saturday's Frontier Conference football game at Blue Pony Stadium. The Raiders beat the Lights 65-34. Northern's Stephen Silva takes a screen pass for yardage during Saturday's game at Blue Pony Stadium. MSU-N's Mick Miller celebrates a first-quarter touchdown during Saturday's game against Southern Oregon in Havre. The first quarter was like a dream come...

  • Central A Champs: Pony girls race to a Central A title at home

    Daniel Horton

    The Havre High girls cross country poses for a photo after winning the 2012 Central A championship Saturday afternoon in Havre. Havre High's Marc Klimas (front) leads a group of runners during Saturday's Central A boys race in Havre. Havre High's Jess Wiken runs in the 2012 Central A girls race Saturday at MSU-Northern. Wiken edged teammate Katie Christianson for the Central A invididual title. Havre High's Bren Broadhead and Dylan Stewart (right) race the course at Montana State University-Northern during Saturday's Central...

  • Blue Ponies trample Browning

    George Ferguson

    Havre High sophomore running back Jordan Schroeder (ball) evades browning defenders during Friday night's senior night game between the Ponies and Indians at Blue Pony Stadium. Schroeder ran for 128 yards as HHS won 40-8. Havre senior Thurman Holdsclaw runs into the Browning defense during Friday night's senior night game at Blue Pony Stadium. HHS junior Ned Malone (right) tackles a Browning ball carrier during Friday night's Central A Conference football game in Havre. If...

  • Longtime GOP Senate moderate Arlen Specter dies

    PETER JACKSON, Associated Press

    HARRISBURG, Pa. — Former U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter, the outspoken Pennsylvania centrist whose switch from Republican to Democrat ended a 30-year career in which he played a pivotal role in several Supreme Court nominations, died Sunday. He was 82. AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., right, meets with Supreme Court nominee Solicitor General Elena Kagan on Capitol Hill in Washington on May 13, 2010. Specter, who announced in late August that he was battling cancer, died at his home in Philadelphia from c...

  • Skydiver lands safely after 24-mile leap to Earth

    JUAN CARLOS LLORCA, Associated Press

    ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — Extreme athlete Felix Baumgartner landed safely on Earth after a 24-mile jump from the stratosphere in a dramatic, daring feat that may also have marked the world's first supersonic skydive. Baumgartner came down in the eastern New Mexico desert minutes after jumping from his capsule 128,000 feet, or 24 miles, above Earth. He lifted his arms in victory shortly after landing, sending off loud cheers from onlookers and friends inside the mission's control center in Roswell, N.M. AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin F...

  • Visiting birds of prey stun Bobcats, Grizzlies

    Tristan

    BOZEMAN (AP) — Dylan Zylstra blocked a punt early in the fourth quarter that Evan Day recovered for a touchdown, Jordan Tonani returned an interception for another score 59 seconds later and No. 6 Eastern Washington beat No. 2 Montana State 27-24 on Saturday night. "We were on a safe-punt look and not really looking to rush, but we give the option to take a shot and Dylan (Zylstra) took that shot," Eastern Washington coach Beau Baldwin said. Less than a minute and just three plays later, Tonani jumped a route, intercepting D...

  • HHS spikers swept by Choteau

    Daniel Horton

    After battling through some injuries, the Havre High volleyball team had settled into a nice groove recently, grabbing three consecutive wins. But falling to the Choteau Bulldogs for the second time this season, the Blue Ponies are now fighting sickness. The Bulldogs are one of the tougher Class B squads around, and the Central A Ponies have learned that first hand this season. This time around, Saturday in Choteau, the Bulldogs defeated the Ponies in three sets, winning by scores of 25-23, 25-17, and 26-24. HHS fell to 6-8...

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