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In the opening round of the NAIA Women's Basketball Championship, the Montana State University-Northern Skylights got off to a slow start -- that is, until Molly Kreycik gave her team a jolt of electricity. With Northern down 18-10 to Loyola of New Orleans in the final seconds of the opening stanza, Kreycik heaved a prayer from before the half-court line and it was answered. The 3-pointer got MSU-N within five points, but its impact overall, was much larger. "It's something...
Making the NAIA Women’s Basketball National Tournament is the goal for all 95 schools that play Division I basketball. However, just 32 teams achieve that goal and one of them is the Montana State University-Northern Skylights. The Skylights (24-8), who finished second in the Frontier Conference in both the regular season and the conference tournament, received an at-large berth into the field and will play their first game tonight against No. 22 and sixth-seeded Loyola of N...
Press release Artitudes Gallery presents "Brave and Bold," artwork by Nessa Zanto, during the months of March and April. Zanto is a Great Falls tattoo artist and has incorporated this style into her art pieces. People are invited to come and view Zanto's bold colors and imaginative creations, and attend her artist reception Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Artitudes Gallery on the upper level of the Atrium, 220 Third Ave., in Havre. People can gather for refreshments, listen to...
Marvin Steve Henry Sr. of Missoula, 61, passed away of natural causes March 13, 2017, at his home. Viewing will be Friday, March 17, from 9 a.m.. until 3 p.m.with a Rosary at noon at the Hi-Line Funeral Services at 310 Dell Lane in Havre. Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Box Elder. A full obituary will follow....
In less than two years, Alejandro Plascencia has gone from a former boxer-turned-restaurant-owner who loved to go for walks in the Bear Paw Mountains to someone who struggles walking down the street. Plascencia, an enrolled member of the Chippewa Cree Tribe, is now dealing with difficulties related to failing kidneys brought on by high blood pressure and made worse by a recent heart attack. As a result, Plascencia now spends the bulk of his day in bed or on the couch in his...
Some people in downtown Havre found copies of letters about the Hill County treasurer not depositing a tax check sent by a local law firm on their vehicle windshields Wednesday afternoon. The subjects in the letters say they didn’t distribute them. The letters were written by attorney Jamie L. Young on behalf of her client, Scott Dion, and each delivered to three different Hill County employees. Dion said Wednesday he had just gotten back in town. Young said, in a public service announcement through Facebook, that neither s...
The Chippewa Cree Tribe has called for an emergency hearing with Hill County District Court Judge Daniel Boucher to immediately release funds the tribe says were wrongly taken from tribal accounts by BEH Gaming Ltd., a Florida gaming company, as a result of judgment in an ongoing lawsuit. BEH sued the tribe and other entities, saying they failed to repay money BEH guaranteed or lent them to build or improve Northern Winz Casino on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation. Shelby DeMars, a spokesperson for the tribe said this morning i...
Martha Hernandez of Havre filed a lawsuit Friday against Hill County on grounds of gross incompetence by the county attorney. The complaint file says County Attorney Jessica Cole-Hodgkinson’s “negligence” and “unpreparedness” was the reason assault charges against Hernandez’ former boyfriend, Eric James Hawley, were dismissed. Cole-Hodgkinson failed to properly subpoena and contact available and willing witnesses to the crime, the complaint says. The alleged assailant “violently attacked” Hernandez, files say, and her tw...
From Bureau of Land Manamagement BLAINE COUNTY - The Ervin Homestead/Gist Bottom Historic District lies within the vast and isolated, but breathtakingly beautiful Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. In 1997 Zane Fulbright was sent on a work detail from the U.S. Forest Service to record homesteads within the Bureau of Land Management Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River area. Twenty years later, on Jan. 20, 2017, he accepted the certificate recognizing the...
“I love to hear the thunder; watch the lightning when it lights up the sky.” Eddie Rabbit sang it true. This week I determined to be a time of easing back into my “normal” routine. Ha! Not even the weather in this, the dry season, has cooperated. It seldom rains in March. Yet, here it is, rain in bucketsful. “It’s such a beautiful sight. I love to feel the rain on my face; taste the rain on my lips. In the moonlight shadows, showers wash all my cares away.” Routine has slipped my grip. While I’ve managed to spend several o...
Havre Police Department Adrian Louis Corcoran of Havre, 25, was arrested on a criminal contempt charge in relation to a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation Wednesday at 8:02 a.m. —— Officers investigated a sexual or violent offender registration complaint Wednesday at 8:13 a.m. —— Officers investigated an animal control complaint after a 10th Street West caller made an animal cruelty report Wednesday at 11:19 a.m. A summons was issued but no further information was provided. —— Danelle Stanley of Box Elder, 44, was arrested on...
Milton W. Madsen, born June 14, 1938, to Ted and Anna (Friesen) Madsen, died on March 12, 2017, at the Missouri River Care Center in Great Falls, Montana, at the age of 78. Milton attended Havre schools and achieved his GED as an adult. At the age of 17 he enlisted in the U.S. Army and achieved the status of MP before receiving an honorable discharge. After returning to Havre, he was involved in many youth-oriented activities including the Havre youth boxing organization, 4-H, and mall Santa, to name a few. He was a fan of...
The Montana State University-Northern Skylights certainly had the Loyola Wolfpack on their minds when they woke up Wednesday morning in Billings. That's because Wednesday was Northern's final day to prepare for tonight's NAIA national tourney opener against the Wolfpack, which takes place at 8 inside the Rimrock Auto Arena. But they also took a break from preparations for a community service outing in Billings, which is part of the NAIA's Champions of Character program for...
The District 9C was loaded with quality girls basketball teams this winter. And that's why it should come as no surprise that so many 9C players made the Class C All-State list. In all, six 9C players were honored with Northern C All-State honors for the 2016-17 season, led by three from 9C champion Box Elder, while two players from Fort Benton and one from North Star were honored. Box Elder's Lilly Gopher, Minnie The Boy and Joelnell Momberg were all Northern C for the...