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The Montana Tech Orediggers are on a roll right now. And from the start, the Montana State University-Northern lights had little chance to stop that roll. On Northern's homecoming, the No. 8 Orediggers cruised to a 63-16 win over the Lights Saturday at Blue Pony Stadium. Tech, which improved to 6-1, jumped out to a 21-0 lead, with two Nolan Saraceni touchdowns. But Northern looked like it had rebounded when Ethan Snow caught a 50-yard TD pass, then the Lights got a break when...
The Havre Blue Ponies' hopes of a Class A playoff berth came to an end Friday night at Blue Pony Stadium as the third-ranked Polson Pirates thumped the Ponies 47-14. Across the state, Miles City's win over Glendive kept the Ponies from making the playoff field. Havre finishes the season with a 5-4 record and in third place in the Central A. Friday's Scores The Associated Press PREP FOOTBALL Anaconda 20, Deer Lodge 8 Belgrade 72, Livingston 6 Billings Central 28, Laurel 10...
A man who led officers on a chase from Rocky Boy to Havre was sentenced Thursday in District Court in Havre to five years to the state Department of Corrections. Adrian J. Young, born in 1976, received seven years, with two suspended, to the DOC for criminal endangerment, a felony. The sentence is pursuant to a plea agreement that dismissed two additional misdemeanor charges. Rocky Boy Police called the Hill County Sheriff's Office Nov. 10, 2014 to tell them they were chasing...
The continued unfair and dishonest bashing of RightNow Technologies, as a way to try to undercut Greg Gianforte, needs to stop. This has created huge buzz in the technology and business communities. The bashing is being perceived as anti-business, and, in our view, it is damaging to the business climate in Montana. Democrats, the Bullock campaign, and much of the media are at fault. Gianforte’s successful business career and the creation of an outstanding tech company in Bozeman is an amazing story against all odds. It is p...
Havre's efforts to annex properties have been met with resistance in the past, but none were on display Thursday night when the Havre City Council held its first public hearing on the issue. Two property owners spoke out during the 15-minute hearing, not to voice opposition but to ask questions. "I'm not worried. I just want to be informed of what is going on. I just want to know what it all entails," Deitra Kraske, one of the 15 affected property owners, said. The city has...
People turned out Thursday night to dine on chilli and raise money for a memorial honoring the late Bonnie Bennett, remembered for her perennial volunteer work within the community. Pastor John Chapman of the First Baptist Church said that this year's chili cook off brought in 80 people and raised $688. He said four other people said they will make donations Monday. "It went very well," Chapman said of this year's fundraiser. The chili cookoff, sponsored by the First Baptist C...
By Havre Daily News staff Activities are set throughout the community next week to teach children the dangers of drug abuse during National Red Ribbon Week. “As citizens, we have the right to live in drug-free families and communities, learn in drug-free schools, work in drug-free work places, and drive on drug-free highways,” a statement reads. “Since drugs will always be available, we must change attitudes to intolerance of the use of illegal drugs, and to the illegal use of legal drugs. The Red Ribbon Campaign is desig...
