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Taya Trottier, Harlem Girls Basketball The Harlem girls are headed to the Northern B Divisional for the fourth year in a row and junior Taya Trottier is a big reason why. At last weekend's District 2B in Poplar, Trottier averaged 14 points and seven rebounds a game in helping the Wildcats finish third overall. In the consolation game, Trottier scored 17 points as Harlem edged Wolf Point 40-37. Trottier, a two-time Class B All-State selection, is headed to play college...
GREAT FALLS - An earlier than normal start to the state tournament was no problem for the Havre Blue Ponies. Playing at 9 a.m. in the first game of the 2021 Class A state tournament, the Ponies began their quest for a fourth state championship in the city of Great Falls with a 54-37 victory over Hamilton on Wednesday in the Four Seasons Arena. "They were ready to go, very focused. I thought they did a wonderful job defensively," said Havre head coach Dustin Kraske. "I thought...
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced that Phase 1B of the state's COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan will be expanded effective Monday to include everyone 60 and older, while continuing to include people with people 16-59 with qualifying underlying health conditions and Native Americans and people of color at a higher risk of severe illness. Gianforte said this expansion, which he called Phase 1B+, is part of his administration's focus on protecting the most vulnerable...
The total number of cases of COVID-19 in Montana on the state map after today’s update was 100,351 with 202 new cases, 1,651 active. The number of active hospitalizations was 67. The number of deaths was 1,373. Blaine County, reported on the state update this morning, had no new cases, 700 total, 8 active, 24 deaths Hill County, reported Tuesday evening 1 new case, 1,905 total, 14 active, 2 active hospitalizations, 40 deaths Rocky Boy — current data not available. Fort Belknap Indian Community, reported Tuesday evening, als...
Lisa (Robertson) Seaberg of Havre sadly passed away Feb 21, 2021. Lisa was the sixth child born to Roger and Mary Robertson. She grew up in Libby, MT, where she played basketball and softball. She was given the nickname of "Mouse" but don't let that fool you, she had a bigger-than-life personality. She truly loved people, she fought for the underdog and would have given you the shirt off of her back. She always wanted to be a teacher, so she moved to Havre, MT, the summer...
H. Warren Berg of Big Sandy, 77, passed away March 1, 2021, at Northern Montana Hospital in Havre. Services are pending....
Havre Police Havre police Tuesday reported that charges of making false reports to law enforcement were being filed against Joey Ray Azure and charges against Millo Montgomery Moore of Havre, 28, were being dropped The Havre Police dispatch log for the weekend reported Moore was issued a summons on a charge of partner or family member assault after a caller reported that a family member called to ask him to call for law enforcement assistance. -- Havre Police Department...
Press release Nominations are now being accepted for the 32nd annual Montana Statehood Centennial Bell Award. This year's award will honor the Montana History Teacher of the Year for grades 4-6. Montana grade school principals, superintendents, fellow teachers or librarians from public and private schools are asked to nominate a teacher who has done an exemplary job teaching Montana history during the 2020-2021 school year. Nominations should include the nominator's name,...
I know I am not the only one having travel fantasies. My husband, Peter, and I were not planning to do a lot of traveling in the past year. That was our plan, and we certainly made good on it. We didn’t realize at the time that “not a lot of traveling” would mean a bi-weekly trip to the grocery store. Like a lot of folks, we’ve been tracking how many months we’re getting on a gallon of gas. Now, however, traveling is sounding better all the time. My parents are also making tra...
The three of us have known each other dating back a half century when Dorothy Bradley and Bob Brown were young legislators and Marc Racicot was emerging as a top prosecuting attorney. Over the decades we have been fierce competitors as well as staunch allies in the rough and tumble arena of Montana politics. We have maintained our friendship and appreciated our varying commitments, which was once a worthy Montana tradition. Now, we are brought together by a common cause so compelling that we are speaking out together. Our...
Talk about tunnel vision. There's no question, Montana State University-Northern wrestler Isaac Bartel has had a singular focus from the moment the 2020-21 wrestling season started. Actually, that focus to win an NAIA national champion really started the second he walked off the mat after a loss to Grand View's Evan Hansen in the 197-pound national championship match last March in Wichita, Kansas. You see, Bartel is one of those wrestlers, those athletes who can truly say,...
With Carroll College winning the Frontier Conference women's championship Monday night, the 2021 conference season came to an end. And with that the postseason awards were released Tuesday afternoon. Three Montana State University-Northern Skylights were honored by the Frontier, including freshman L'Tia Lawrence, who was named co-Freshman of the Year with Maddy Dixon of Providence. Lawrence averaged almost 9 points per game for the Skylights as a true freshman and is a former...
There aren’t very many things in this world that COVID-19 hasn’t totally screwed up in the past year. And it’s obviously not done messing with us either. Of course, in the grand scheme of things, the seriousness of this pandemic trumps sports and leisure. I’ve felt that way since the beginning, but even knowing that, it’s still OK to lament just how much the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on our sports landscape. And this weekend around the state of Montana is a shining e...
