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U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., talked about national debt, immigration and bank failures in a rural press call Thursday where he also weighed in on some state issues, including the recently passed state ban on TikTok. Tester said the biggest issue in Congress at the moment is obviously the ongoing negotiation and debate over raising the national debt ceiling, with congressional Republicans threatening to let the country default if their demands of the Joe Biden administration...
While much of the community mourns the unexpected death Sunday of 32-year-old Josh Miller, a member of Havre's City Council, the Hill County Mosquito Control District is warning that the loss of Miller, who had been an integral part of the district since 2016, will set its operations in the community back significantly. Mosquito Control District Supervisor Terry Turner said Miller's loss is devastating for the district on a number of levels, but on a personal one, it's been...
Press release Registration is open for the MFU Day Camp to be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 30, at the St. Mary's Catholic Church Youth Center in Chester. The long-running camp is free and open to children ages 5-12. "It's a jam-packed, fun-filled day to get their summer started," said Charlotte Kelly, who organizes the camp. Kelly, a longtime Montana Farmers Union member, said her boys went to day camps and then Arrowpeak summer camps through MFU. "I think, by...
Press release Montana Farmers Union congratulates Montana students receiving $15,000 in scholarship funding from MFU, including a year’s tuition to Montana State University-Northern. “The new age of ranching and farming requires leading edge knowledge to ensure profitability. It’s exciting to have so many applicants who have rural or agricultural roots looking to further their education. It’s the creative minds of tomorrow’s ranchers and farmers that will keep food on all our tables,” said Matt Rains who serves as MFU’s Ch...
Press release HELENA — After a closer review of the licenses that were mistakenly over-drawn last week, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is going to allow the drawing to stand for one bighorn sheep license type and two moose license types. For sheep license 482-20 the quota was supposed to be 15, but FWP mistakenly allocated 20 licenses to hunters. For moose licenses 270-50 and 341-50 the quota was two, but FWP mistakenly allocated three. In these three circumstances, the number of licenses drawn are within the quotas set by...
Though this is not the year of the goat, one goat’s demands for attention were recently met with an official response that two officers may learn to regret. An Enid, Oklahoma goat in the throes of an existential crisis elicited a 911 call on behalf of its distressed cries for “help” bringing a visit from two Enid officers that is creating international headlines for the would-be rescuers. The headlines about a goat screaming for help sound like clickbait, but when they were...
If you are an elderly Montana veteran on Social Security in a mobile home park, Gov. Greg Gianforte does not have your back! Montana’s manufactured homeowners had just two minutes to defend their homes in hearings on HB 889 sponsored by Rep. Jonathan Karlen of Missoula, yet they persuaded the House and the Senate to adopt a modest package of protections for park residents confronting large out-of-state private equity firms buying up the parks on which their homes rest. The well-heeled lobbyists for out-of-state private e...
Up at 6:30 and out the door to walk Lola. The sun is almost up, the sky spread cool with night clouds. These days, when Lola and I go walk-about, I have an entourage. A few months ago Josue and family adopted a pup, named him Hunter. He is mild-mannered. Most of the time. He thinks I am his. When he hears my belled gate open, Hunter bounds like Tigger, meets me with wet tongue greetings. Lola takes lead. Hunter races between me and Lola. Hunter does not walk. Pup, remember. A...
Mary Ellen Rhodes went to be with the Lord May 18, 2023. She was born in Coeburn, Virginia, January 25, 1925, the fifth of seven children. Her family moved to California when she was 14. She attended school and worked in a factory making supplies for the war effort. She later married and had six children. Mary was a homemaker who loved crafting and sewing. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents and five siblings. She is survived by her sister Nancy; sons, Dan... Full story
Havre Daily News staff Fort Belknap Indian Community has put out a call for address updates from tribal members before the next election. A primary election will be held Oct. 3, 2023, and a general election Nov. 7, 2023. A release said it is important for tribal members to update both their physical address and their mailing address before the elections. The release said neither the tribal election office nor the Bureau of Indian Affairs can update addresses for election purposes. Only the enrollment office can update...
The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday, May 23, at 12:15 p.m. in the Robins School Administration Building. The agenda for the meeting is: A. Call to order 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Welcome to visitors 4. Agenda deletions or corrections, and additions allowed by policy, if any B. Old business D. New business 1. Personnel 2. Consideration of approval of the Teamsters agreement for 2023-24 Public Comment — An opportunity for any member of the audience to bring to the attention of the board q...
Havre Police Department A caller on First Street reported at 8:26 a.m. Thursday that an item had been stolen off the back porch during the night. -- Acoya Nathan Gopher of Box Elder, 25, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after officers made a prisoner transport from Blaine County Sheriff's Office at noon Thursday and a caller reported at 4:24 p.m. that a man was laying halfway in a side street off Fifth Avenue. -- A hit-and-run crash in Havre...
John 11:35 "When Jesus saw her weeping and those who came with her also weeping, He groaned in His spirit and was troubled. 'Where have you laid him?' 'Come and see, Lord,' they replied. Jesus wept." Out our way, we sometimes discover that some animals have emotions not unlike our own. You may recall that incident at one fall roundup when Charlie and I were gathering the herd to move down to the winter pasture. Naturally as the "greenhorn preacher/cowhand" I rode drag, and...
Society has done a good job of convincing us that we deserve many things. Daily we are inundated by the media that tries to make us believe that we are missing out if we don't get whatever it is we desire. Whether a new car, the latest cellphone, or mega-wardrobe, we have come to believe that we are actually entitled to these things. Entitlement, used in this sense, is someone's belief that one deserves some particular reward or benefit. We feel that we have "earned" the...
You know, Lord, interesting things happen, when a friend and her friend, stop over, wanting to share a visit and some tea - like fun, right?! J. C. began: "Hey, I just wanted to tell you about my guy. He's one adorable chap, strong and brave, too. Interesting weather we've had, so, he got the tall ladder out, climbed to the top of the house, cleaned the eave troughs out. Looked scary to me, but he did a good job and safely climbed back down. He also helped the next-door...
North Central Senior Center May 22-26 Menu Monday, May 22 — Breakfast burritos, pears Tuesday, May 23 — Chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, vegetables, rolls, coleslaw, cake Wednesday, May 23 — Tatortot casserole, corn bread, peaches Thursday, May 24 — Chicken sandwich, fries, green beans, Jell-O/fruit Friday, May 26 — Soup, chef’s choice, dessert News from our gift shop: New items have been added. Visit the gift shop to find wall hangings, knick knacks, art glass, beautiful clear glass serving dishes, new baby afghan and m...
Sports are full of adversity. If it was always easy, winning would never be satisfying. But even with the expected roadblocks in sports, few could have been prepared for the COVID-19 pandemic that arrived in early 2020 to cancel the spring sports season. That was the scenario for the freshman girls first joining in the Havre High tennis program back in 2020. Now seniors, the likes of Rayna Johnson, Courtney Burchard, Cat Kaftan, Kate Hemmer and several others have been able...
At Memorial Stadium in Great Falls Thursday, the Northern C Divisional Track and Field Meet got started. While the meet will continue into today, several events have already wrapped up to determine who will be participating in the Class C meet in Laurel next week. At the end of the first day, the North Star boys team stands at third with 23 total points in its meet. In the pole vault, North Star’s Travis Otto took second with a measurement of 10-06 and his teammate Chris Burkhartsmayer took third with a measurement of 1...
