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The Hill County Commission’s weekly business meeting held at 10 this morning ended abruptly after some apparent confusion over whether the proceeding was legal or public. Hill County Commission Administrative Assistant Brittany Pfeifer said in the chat of the virtual meeting that it was adjourned and there was no further information at that time after the commissioners left the GoToMeeting connection. Commissioner Mark Peterson said during the meeting he was not sure if it had been properly advertised because it was not adver...
Rep. Casey Knudsen of Malta is running for re-election for House District 33 and is facing Joyce Stone of Glasgow in the Republican primary. No candidates from other parties have filed as yet, so the winner should advance to the general election unopposed. "I ran for my first session because I always really had a deep desire, I just felt pulled toward doing some kind of public service in one way or another," Knudsen said. "The seat opened up and I didn't feel that there was...
Showing appreciation for first responders who are fighting COVID-19 from the front lines came from the sky above Havre Wednesday. The Montana Air National Guard flew two aircraft from the 120th Airlift Wing to 21 cities across Montana to show its support for people fighting the virus. The Montana National Guard flew a C-130 aircraft from the 120th Airlift Wing over Northern Montana Health Care to salute the people working on the front lines of COVID-19 at 10:40 a.m....
Joyce Stone of Glasgow is challenging Rep. Casey Knudsen of Malta in the Republican primary of House District 33. No candidates from other parties have filed as yet, so the winner should advance to the general election unopposed. "We need good people to volunteer their time, to run for office and to be a part of the public conversation throughout the United States and the state of Montana," Stone said. "I fit that bill. I want to give back to communities of the Hi-Line, I want...
Summer is coming, even if spring hasn’t completely felt like spring. And, certainly, April didn’t feel like spring. Earlier this week, the National Weather Service in Great Falls released its April weather summary, as well as a summer for north-central Montana with data compiled from last October through April. And two things about April stood out for Havre. The first was, in a relatively short window, it snowed a lot in April. Havre received 11.1 inches of snow for the month, with a normal April seeing just 3.0 inches fal...
The number of hospitalizations, including people hospitalized before being tested, was 62 with 6 active hospitalizations. The number of tests completed was 20,247. The number of deaths was 16. The number of recoveries was 417 with 23 active. Visit the state tracking map online through a link on http://covid19.mt.gov ....
By Carol Schmidt, MSU News Service BOZEMAN — A recent online poll of residents in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota and Utah found that a clear majority of respondents gave their governors and state local government high marks for their response to the coronavirus pandemic, with thoughts about the federal government’s response splitting along party lines. David C.W. Parker, professor of political science at Montana State University, said the poll conducted in April confirmed a long-held finding by political scientists that the...
In the front-page story “Havre Walk for Water goes virtual in COVID-19 pandemic” in Tuesday’s edition of the Havre Daily News and due to an html issue in the online version, the URL for the donation site for the Havre Walk4Water team, https://www.teamworldvision.org/participant/AprilT, was incorrect....
Havre Police Department Duke Allen McGarvey of Havre, 32, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence, possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of possession of dangerous drugs, after someone from another agency requested assistance at a U.S. Highway 2 West business at 7:25 a.m. Wednesday. -- Memory Joy Gone of Hays, 29, was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant and charges of driving without a driver's license, failing to carry proof of vehicle...
The weather is warming up, and in some areas of Montana, that's going to mean the springtime fishing will get good. And that includes at Fresno Reservoir west of Havre. Of course, COVID-19 has played a part in fishing access, as well as many other outdoor activities since spring arrived, but, with Montana Gov. Steve Bullock's Phase I re-opening of the state, fishing access has been opened up. Fresno currently has no fishing access restrictions, according to Fresno's site on th...
Though not the least bit dangerous, Argentine Ants win the grand prize for pesky, irritating, prolific and impossible to be squashed with any permanence. You in the North Country don’t have to worry about them. So far they have learned to inhabit only tropical and sub-tropical climes. I say ‘so far’. Adaptable little creatures they are. They neither bite with fire nor leave welts. They don’t strip entire trees overnight. They don’t chew the furniture. However, one this mome...
Editor, What the heck is going on with the Hill County Park Board? I have noticed the ongoing discussions about the beaver problem in the park, and am dumbfounded as to why the park board members cannot agree to try any other methods for beaver control. The controversy about trapping versus using non-lethal devices to control the beaver population is not an either-or situation. Maybe both methods are needed — maybe not — but nothing will be gained if they don’t agree to move forward and try to find a better solution. There...
