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For weeks now, it looked as though the Montana State University-Northern women's basketball team was locked in to the NAIA national tournament. On Wednesday afternoon, it became official. Northern received an at-large bid to the national tournament, which runs March 19-25 in Franfort, KY. MSU-N is making its first appearance at the national tourney since 2005, and its second under head coach Chris Mouat. The also finished ranked No. 21 in the last NAIA Coaches Poll, also released today. Meanwhile, the MSU-Northern men's team...
Heading into its third straight Class A state tournament, the Havre High girls basketball team is sitting in pretty good position to make an exciting run at a Class A state championship. Two weeks ago the Blue Ponies followed a regular season title with a divisional title in Belgrade. The Central A title was also the third straight for head coach Dustin Kraske and his Ponies. And if the trend of winning continues, the Ponies are also looking to return to Havre with a state...
The Havre Public School Board of Trustees met Tuesday night to honor football and wrestling students, approve student travel to Europe and buy two new buses. Superintendent Andy Carlson told the large audience at the meeting that, sometimes, the difficulty achieving the success the Havre football players and wrestlers have reached is taken for granted and the school district wanted to give them achievement awards for the good work they have done. Carlson spoke of how proud he...
Havre Police Department Tanna Dale Windyboy, 34, of Havre was arrested on three Justice or City court warrants after officers responded to a 12:10 p.m. Tuesday call from 2nd Street Northeast about a request for a welfare check on children. ——— Officers investigated a 2:22 p.m. Tuesday call from 3rd Street West about a storage unit broken into and items taken. ——— Officers investigated a 3:05 p.m. Tuesday call from 4th Street about a car broken into and a bag of clothes and shoes stolen. ——— Officers investigated a 3:...
People from all around the Hi-Line came to Stone Child College at Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation Tuesday to discuss the drug problems on reservations. Tuesday, Bruce Myers - who, since his last community meeting Feb. 4, has filed to run as the Republican candidate for House District 32, which includes Box Elder and Harlem - held the second of the meetings designed to come up with a solution to the drug problem on the reservations. A few representatives from Browning, on the Bl...
The 65th Montana Seed Show brings Hi-Liners to Harlem to take part in the three-day festival. Paul Rasmussen, one of the main organizers of the show, said, if he had to guess, the event will bring in more than 1,000 people over the weekend. The most popular days for visitors are Friday and Saturday. Thursday is the entry day for agricultural exhibits, woodworking and fleece submissions to the competition. These competitions will also be judged Thursday. Rasmussen said they used to have chili cookoffs Thursday night of the...
The first of several sets of people accused of embezzling and defrauding the federal government of funds allocated to Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Great Falls. Garcia Duran, a supply technician at the Health Board at Rocky Boy at the time, pleaded guilty in federal court in Great Falls Dec. 10 to a charge of theft from a health care facility stemming from accusations he purchased goods and services for his personal use and billed the Health Board between August 2009 and February 2...
Local officials Tuesday ran through what they would do if a dreaded occurrence happened in Hill County - a derailment of a train carrying Bakken crude oil and a resulting fire. Some 31 local officials gathered in the Hill County Justice Center, where an emergency operations center would be set up if a county disaster occurred, to respond to a simulated derailment and explosion 1½ miles west of Gildford. The group, in less than an hour, set plans for declaring an...
The Annual Hi-Line Lanes No-Tap Mixed Doubles is over and the winners are: No. 1 Michele Denny and Dave Wolf 1,795; No. 2 Michele Denny and Jacob Anderson 1,775; No. 3 Laine Fitzpatrick and Doug Watson 1,766; No. 4 (tie) Alicia Burrington and Ryan Mapes 1,758 and Laine Fitzpatrick and Jacob Anderson 1,758. First place received $600 and hoodies compliments of Gusto Distributing. The 4th Annual Havre Youth Baseball Jackpot Fundraiser is Saturday, March 22, at 6:30 p.m. with sign-ups at 5:30 p.m. Auctions and sloppy Joes start...
All prep careers must come to an end. Fortunately for Havre High senior Haley Ohm, her final prep basketball and track seasons could end on a couple of high notes. Ohm is currently rounding out her final season as a Blue Pony basketball player. It has been a four-year career that will come to an end this weekend at the Class A state tournament in Great Falls. As the Ponies’ post player, her play could be crucial in how HHS does at the Four Seasons Arena. This season, Ohm is a...
The Frontier Conference men’s basketball season came to an end with the Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears beating the Westminster Griffins the championship game Monday night in Billings, and with that game came the league’s postseason awards. Monday night, the Frontier announced its 2013-14 All-Conference Team, as well as its awards for the season, and three Montana State University-Northern Lights were honored. Northern junior Corbin Pearson was a unanimous First...
Last week, the best boys basketball teams in Class A duked it out inside the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls. Now it’s the girls turn. Thursday through Saturday, the top eight girls teams in the state will gather for the 2014 Class A state tournament in Great Falls, and for the third straight season, the Havre Blue Ponies are in the field. Two weeks ago, Havre breezed through two games at the Central A Divisional in Belgrade, winning a third straight Central A title for h...
