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Press release The 13th Annual Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Film Festival is coming to Havre tonight at the Little Theatre on the bottom floor of the west end of Cowan Hall on the Montana State University-Northern campus. Proceeds will benefit Havre Trails' 2018 community hike series. Havre Trails and the Montana Wilderness Association have teamed up to bring you this award-winning lineup of outdoor films. Join us for an adventure-packed evening, light refreshments,...
Northwest A at Ronan Ronan 65, Columbia Falls 52 Ronan 15 12 18 20 – 65 CFalls 0 8 18 26 – 52 Ronan – Ezekial Misa 21, Randy Finley 2, Nathan Dennis 9, Bubba Bush 6, Dallas Durheim 11, Jacob Gatch 3, Anthony Camel 13. Totals 21 16-27 65. CFalls – Austin Green 2, Tucker Salmonsen 11, Drew Morgan 9, Lowell Panasuk 2, Quintin Schriver 6, Logan Bechtel 3, Matthew Morrison 19. Totals 19 7-15 52. 3-pointers – Misa 4, Bush 2, Gatch; Salmonsen, Morgan 3, Schriver. Libby 50, Whitefish...
A year ago, both the Fort Benton Longhorns and Turner Tornadoes were young teams building for the future. That future was on display in the opening round of the District 9C boys basketball tournament Wednesday afternoon in Havre, as the Longhorns and Tornadoes waged a great battle. In the end, Fort Benton prevailed with a 70-63 win, in what was one of the best games of the day by far in the HHS gymnasium. Fort Benton's victory pushed the Longhorns into tonight's semifinal...
Press release Glacier National Park is preparing for the 2018 season, and visitors should plan ahead to maximize their trip to Glacier. Visitation The park expects that visitation will remain high. Last year 3.3 million people visited the park, a new record and an increase of 12 percent over 2016. June, July and August will likely continue to see very crowded conditions. Visitors should plan ahead and identify several day-trip options in case they encounter full areas in various portions of the park, particularly in the...
Press release WHITEFISH — BNSF Railway Company announced that its 2018 capital expenditure program in Montana will be approximately $135 million. This year’s plan in Montana remains focused on maintenance projects to ensure BNSF continues to operate a safe and reliable rail network. The largest component of this year’s capital plan in the state will be for replacing and upgrading rail, rail ties and ballast, which are the main components for the tracks on which BNSF trains operate. “Maintaining a safe and reliable network...
Several local fire departments have received cash assistance after fighting numerous fires in what is reported as the worst Montana wildfire season in 100 years. Plain Green Loans, the online lending company of the Chippewa Cree Tribe of Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation, and the Montana Community Foundation have announced grants they provided to fire departments in the area. Fire departments responded to multiple fires, including the July Fire that burned 11,699 acres in the Little Rocky Mountains and the East Fork Fire that bu...
A second Republican has filed with the Montana Secretary of State's office to run for the Montana House of Representatives in House District 27. Darrold Hutchinson, an aviator who farms north of Hingham, filed Feb. 9 to run for the seat, the 2018 candidate filing list on the Secretary of State's website says. Hutchinson will go up against former Fort Benton mayoral candidate Joshua Kassmier in the primary. Incumbent James O'Hara, R-Fort Benton, has opted not to run for...
Spring student enrollment at Montana State University-Northern has dropped, even as Montana State University in Bozeman continues to break enrollment records Information from the Registrar's office at Northern showed headcount for the spring 2018 semester was 1,119 students compared to 1,154 during the fall 2017 semester and 1,182 last spring. Potter said reasons students gave for not coming back in the fall include Montana's historically bad wildfire season this summer,...
This weekend is nothing new to the Montana State University-Northern wrestling team. It's the weekend the Lights have trained for all year. For each Northern wrestler, it the weekend in which they get their chance to punch their tickets to the NAIA national tournament. However, there's a lot new about how the Lights - and the rest of the teams in what used to be the NAIA's West Region - will go about doing that, including the name of the event. This past offseason, the NAIA...
Perhaps more than any team in the District 9C Tournament, the North Star Knights have a lot on the line this week in Havre. And maybe no players have more on the line than the Millers, Dane, Devon and Dylan, who are bound and determined to get the Knights to the Northern C Divisional Tournament. North Star last made it out of districts and into divisionals back during the 2006-07 season, but last season, it came within one game of making it happen. The nights made it to the...
Editor, Curtis Monteau, the statements you made in regard to the water not being out for more then 24 hours is a lie and I can prove that by the first phone call two weeks ago after it was out for five days and again to 911 the second time it was out for four days. That water is muddy water also, making your last statement appear as dumb as the other statements mentioned so far. I am not going to sit back and allow lies to be spread when I can prove what you’re saying are lies. Also the picture sent to the EPA and n...
Ai-yi-yi, what a week this has been. A few days ago, tongue in cheek, I mentioned to my friend Dan in Fort Worth that I would be returning to my “quiet and uneventful life.” Dan thought I was serious and took me to task and rightly so. After three weeks with my friends Don and Denise from Oregon, plus another week on the coast, seeing old friends from the years Mazatlan was my home, I am back home, in Etzatlan, in my casita. Jerry and Lola from Idaho, who were here with my...
Havre Police Department Multiple vehicles being stuck and non-injury vehicle crashes were reported Wednesday. —— Officers investigated after a caller from a Sixth Avenue location reported at 12:05 p.m. Thursday that her vehicle had been hit by another car sometime earlier in the week. —— Officers investigated after a caller from a First Street West location reported at 1:33 p.m. Wednesday that an organization was missing money. —— After a caller from a 15th Avenue location reported at 2:52 this morning that someone was slumpe...
GREAT FALLS (AP) — A former chief financial officer at the Chippewa Cree Health Board’s clinic on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation has been sentenced to a year and a day in prison for circumventing the approval process in taking nearly $112,000 in loans from the board’s loan program. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris sentenced Kathy Ann Sutherland Wednesday after she previously pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud. She was ordered to pay restitution in the same amount as the loans. Sutherland previously told the court t...
Press release Humanities Montana seeks nominations for the 2019 Governor’s Humanities Awards, to be conferred at a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda Feb. 7, 2019. Nominations of individuals aged 40 years and younger are especially welcome to recognize and honor great promise, innovation, or achievement in the humanities. The deadline for nominations is Friday, April 27. In 2017, Gov. Steve Bullock and Humanities Montana recognized six Montanans for their extraordinary work in the humanities: Chere Jiusto, John Murray, Hal a...
In the last few seasons, there were few rivalries in Class C boys basketball as intense as Hays-Lodge Pole and Box Elder. The two schools met in a divisional championship game and twice in the District 9C championship all within the last three seasons. However, when the two teams met again Wednesday in the quarterfinals of the 9C boys tournament inside the HHS gymnasium in Havre, the normally competitive rivalry was no contest, as the Thunderbirds rolled to an easy 67-36...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters are considered heavy favorites to win the 2018 District 9C championship. Having a roster full of experienced and tall talents and going 17-1 in the regular season will do that. On the other hand, the Big Sandy Pioneers are the opposite. They're young, don't have a ton of 9C tourney experience, and they aren't exactly gifted with the size Chinook has either. And so that's how things played out in the first game of the 9C boys tournament Wednesday aftern...
During the past few seasons, the North Star Knights have gotten closer and closer to their goal of reaching the Northern C Divisional Tournament and Wednesday, on the opening night of the District 9C boys basketball tournament, the Knights got themselves one win away from getting there. After a 15-3 regular season and an 11-3 mark in 9C play, the Knights took on Chester-Joplin-Inverness in the quarterfinals of the 9C Tournament Thursday inside the HHS gymnasium and had their w...