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Over the past two seasons, the Chinook Sugarbeeters have run roughshod through the District 9C and Saturday night, inside the HHS gymnasium, the Sugarbeeters completed another dominant season in the district with a 68-40 win over Fort Benton in the 9C championship game. The win improved Chinook's record on the season to 21-0 and also gave Chinook its 36th consecutive win over 9C opponents, a streak that dates all the way back to the 2017 9C tournament. Next up for the Beeters...
There is something special about the Havre High gymnasium for the Fort Benton Longhorns, especially when they play the Box Elder Bears there. And for the third straight year, as well as the fourth time in five years, the Fort Benton girls played Box Elder for the District 9C championship Friday night in Havre and for the second straight season, Fort Benton handed the Bears their first loss while claiming the district title. Last year, it came on a buzzer beater by Aspen...
It has been two years since the Chinook boys basketball team has lost a District 9C game and if the Sugarbeeters can extend that streak for one more game, they will win their second consecutive 9C championship. And thanks to a dominating win over North Star Friday night inside the HHS gymnasium, the Beeters will get the chance to take on Fort Benton, who knocked off Hays-Lodge Pole in the semifinals on its side of the bracket to set up a title bout between the league's two...
An incident that started with two sisters visiting as they waited in line to buy groceries at a Havre convenience store has turned into a lawsuit demanding damages from the Customs and Border Protection division of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU of Montana, announced Thursday it and the Billings-based law firm Crowley Fleck filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Great Falls on behalf of Ana Suda and Martha "Mimi" Hernandez....
Thursday for Valentine's Day, the Friends of the Library held their annual Pie Social, raising $1,292 for the Havre-Hill County Library. "Anything over $1,000, we are happy with," Friends of the Library first-year President Denise Haugen said in an email this morning. She said at the event that they had a collection of 63 homemade pies, all donated from members of Friends of the Library, family, friends and other community members. Haugen said they do not purchase pies for...
Out our way, Charlie and others said that when you take to hard riding, it is not a question if you will get hurt, but when. My pard was badly hurt in a wreck when Freckles was spooked by a dog coming suddenly out of the tall grass while he and another rancher were pushing cows in the Bear Paw Mountains. Charlie ended up in ER that day, and although it did not kill him, it did enough to where Charlie had to give up both riding and cowboying. Eventually, he was in a wheelchair, and a few years later, died. I had been tossed...
One of my favorite books/movies that I have always returned to throughout various chapters of my life is “Eat, Pray, Love” by Elizabeth Gilbert. In the middle of personal crisis, she embarks on three different journeys in order to find herself. For the first few months, she eats her way through the local culture in Italy; then she goes to an Ashram in India to seek spiritual fulfillment; and finally she goes to Bali where she falls in love. During a scene while in India where she is struggling with giving up control, her new...
