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Despite speculation and reports, Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., said he is not interested in making a run for Speaker of the House and instead hopes Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis.,will enter the race. "I hope Paul Ryan understands the gravity, which I think he does, and steps forward," said Zinke, during an interview with the Havre Daily News editorial board Sunday. Some online outlets, such as Breitbart News, a conservative website, reported that unnamed sources close to the first-term...
A record crowd was on the hand Saturday for the Friends of Beaver Creek Park fundraiser, which raises money to help pay for items needed at the park. The county-owned the park receives no subsidy from Hill County, with its operation funded by fees such as for park permits and cattle grazing leases....
FBI officials are investigating the death of 58-year-old Shawn Snow of Hays. Blaine County Sheriff Glenn Huestis said an autopsy was performed last weekend that determined Snow died Oct. 3 of multiple stab wounds that are believed to be from a screwdriver. The sheriff’s office got involved, he said, because his office is responsible for overseeing autopsies. The autopsy was performed last weekend by the state crime lab in Missoula. Because Hays is located on Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, the Salt Lake City office of the F...
Some City Council members who have supported the proposed $30 million streets program were asked questions about how the proposal will work. There is no organized opposition. Comments from those opposed to the plan are welcome at news@havredailynews.com. Here is what supporters had to say: Q. How come this wasn't done a long time ago? A little could have been done every year. How did the streets get so bad? Why did the city let the problem get so out of hand? A. City Council...
Everyone complains about the condition of Havre streets, but no one has done anything about them. That's been a common refrain around Havre for decades. Well, now Havre City Council has made it clear what it wants done to fix Havre streets. On Nov. 4, city residents will give notice if they are willing to swallow the bitter pill City Council says is needed to solve the nagging street problems. Council has passed a $30 million proposal to reconstruct city streets gradually...
Press release Havre Hometown Humanities will host the program “American Indian Contemporary Issues” with Wayne Stein, D.Ed., Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the HRDC building Fireside Room, 2229 5th Ave. The presentation is open to the public free of charge. Donations of non-perishable food items for the Havre Food Bank are appreciated and can be brought to the program. Stein discusses contemporary issues facing American Indians today, such as land, water, hunting and fishing rights; economic development, including Ind...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a report made Friday at 7:58 a.m. that the windshield of a vehicle on 3rd Street was shot by a BB gun. —— Officers investigated a vehicle crash on Boulevard Avenue Friday at 12:10 p.m. —— Joseph Hershiel Latray, 29, of Fort Belknap was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant Friday at 2:21 p.m. when he turnded himself in at the police station. —— Officers investigated a found bicycle reported from 6th Street Friday at 2:34 p.m. —— Officers investigated a theft reported at the...
The programming highlights listing for Yellowstone Public Radio in the Arts and Entertainment section of Friday’s edition of the Havre Daily News was for the wrong week. The listing for the remainder of this week follows. This week on Yellowstone Public Radio, Oct. 12-Oct. 17: Monday — 2 p.m.: Long-time jazz pianist Sammy Price demonstrates his boogie-woogie style and performs Porter and Ellington jazz standards on “Piano Jazz.” Tuesday — 11 a.m.: How the Native-American experience in Latin America has been reflected...
Gay A. Nalivka, 67, passed awayof natural causes on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015, at her residence. Cremation has taken place, and memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at Holland & Bonine Funeral Chapel. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery. Her family has requested that memorials be made in Gay’s name to Benefis Gift of Life Housing, Rez-Q Dogs, or a charity of the donor’s choice. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services and arrangements. Please visit Gay’s online memor...
Maxyne (Harris) Bessette, age 93, of Loma died Oct. 9 at Big Sandy Nursing Home. The staff’s kind, loving care kept her final years pleasant and safe. Cremation has taken place, and, at Maxyne’s request, no services will be held. A private scattering of ashes will take place later. Memorial donations may be directed to Big Sandy Medical Center or to the charity of your choice. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Maxyne’s online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for h...
College of Idaho 17 10 14 7 - 48 MSU Northern 0 7 10 0 - 17 First quarter CI: A.J. Martin 3 run (Hartvig Bondo kick) Drive: 5 Plays, 50 Yards CI: Bondo 27 field goal Drive: 14 Plays, 69 Yards CI: Martin 11 run (Bondo kick) Drive: 7 Plays, 47 Yards Second quarter MSU-N: Mario Gobbato 15 pass from Jess Krahn (Jaime Toscano kick) Drive: 10 Plays, 67 Yards CI: Martin 5 run (Bondo kick) Drive: 8 Plays, 87 Yards CI: Bondo 31 field goal Drive: 10 Plays, 45 Yards Third quarter MSU-N:...
If anyone needed a sign as to whether the Montana State University-Northern Lights were going to give up on the 2015 season, then look no further than what MSU-N did Saturday. Yes, the Lights lost 48-17 at the hands of College of Idaho Saturday, but from an emotional and effort standpoint, Northern is still fully engaged right now. The Lights, especially a beleaguered Northern defense, which gave up 89 points two weeks ago at Southern Oregon, played with their hair on fire,...
No one likes a quitter. Fans don’t like to see their sports heroes give up — ever. But, at times, fans should be held to the same standard. Giving up on your team, no matter how sad, mad, frustrated or angry you might be, is not being a true fan. My hope is the fans of the Montana State University-Northern Lights remains true to the Lights. Because one thing is certain, the Lights aren’t quitting. They didn’t quit at any point in Saturday’s loss to the College of Idaho Yot...
BOZEMAN (AP) — Dakota Prukop ran for two touchdowns and threw for another score, and Montana State beat Sacramento State 35-13 Saturday night. Prukop was 12 of 22 for 277 yards passing, including a 79-yard touchdown pass to Mitchell Herbert on the second play after the opening kickoff. He ran for a 3-yard score just before halftime, and bullied in from the 1-yard line early in the fourth quarter and finished with 69 yards rushing. Justin Paige and Gunnar Brekke also had t...
Both the Glacier Nationals and the Billings Bulls came into this past weekend’s back-to-back winless. But after both games were played, each team would walk away with a win. The two teams met for back-to-back games within the Frontier Division of the North American Tier 3 Hockey League in Sidney Friday and Saturday night. The Bulls got the best of the Nationals Friday by the score of 7-4. Yet, the Nationals responded Saturday with a 5-2 victory, their first of the season. W...
The Havre High cross country teams saw some difficult competition last Thursday in Helena at the 7-on-7 preview meet — but that didn’t stop them from getting better. The Blue Pony boys finished 23rd in the annual meet at the Bill Roberts Golf Course, while the Havre girls finished 33rd. Bozeman took home the first-place prizes in both the boys and girls competitions that each saw a number of teams from Class AA, Class A, Class B and Class C. “It was a tough meet,” HHS head co...
The Havre High volleyball program is enjoying a resurgent season in 2015 and the Blue Ponies continued their positive momentum Saturday in Browning. The Ponies, who defeated Browning on homecoming night in Havre Oct. 4, knocked off the Indians for the second time in seven days with a three-game sweep by the scores of 25-10, 25-9 and 25-15. The win improves Havre’s record to 7-4 overall and makes them 4-1 in Central A conference play. After allowing the Indians to take a g...
In sports, experience helps. And while the body might not be what is used to be, in the case of the annual Montana State University-Northern Alumni wrestling dual, that tends not to matter much. And it didn’t in the 2015 Alumni Dual Sunday afternoon at the Armory Gymnasium. The Alumni squad, composed of many past Northern greats, with multiple NAIA All-American honors, and headed by former Lights’ coach and wrestling Hall of Famer David Ray, showed that experience and wis...
Playing Belgrade has been a nightmare for the Havre High football team the past few seasons. But on a special night in Belgrade the Blue Ponies were finally able to exercise their demons. In quite possibly the most important game in the Central A Conference this season, the Blue Ponies grabbed control of the championship race with a decisive 40-27 win over the Panthers in Belgrade. Friday night. The win pushes Havre’s record to 5-2 overall and 3-0 in the Central A. B...
The Montana State University-Northern Lights want to improve every week. And there’s no denying the Lights did just that Saturday. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to avoid a sixth straight loss. In their first-ever visit to Havre, the College of Idaho Yotes used a stout running game to breeze by the Lights 48-17 Saturday afternoon at Blue Pony Stadium. The loss dropped Northern to 0-5 in the Frontier Conference, while C of I (2-3, 2-4) picked up its second win of the 2015 cam...
