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Havre Public School announced on its website this evening that Havre High School will be closed on Tuesday. The announcement reads: At 5:38 PM a Havre High School staff member reported to the administration that a specific threat was written on the wall of the boys' bathroom. Law enforcement was notified immediately and is assisting in this investigation. As a result of the nature of this threat, school will be cancelled on Tuesday, November 13, 2018. No students will be...
A Harlem woman was in the Hill County Detention Center this morning on $100,000 bond for pending charges including negligent homicide stemming from allegations she fought with another young woman then abandoned her in cold weather. That woman later died. Alaynna Gray, born in 1993, is facing charges of negligent homicide, driving under the influence and driving without a driver’s license. According to a court document, about 8:19 a.m. Thursday, 911 received a call from a woman on Bullhook Road south of Havre who said she h...
Havre Police Department Aaliyah Brielle Eagleman of Havre, 18, was arrested on a charge of shoplifting, after a First Street caller reported a shoplifter Friday at 11:14 a.m. -- A caller at Third Street and Fifth Avenue reported her vehicle was rear-ended Friday at 11:32 a.m. -- Friday at 12:27 p.m. a caller reported "a smell of weed" around a 10th Street house. -- Dillon Jon Cornell of Turner, 25, was issued a summons at the police station Friday at 7:50 p.m. on a criminal co...
Life takes everyone on different journeys or to different places and for a resident of Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, his time in the U.S. Navy took him further than he imagined. Cranston Hawley was born in Fort Belknap Oct. 8, 1927, and is a member of the Assiniboine Tribe. He was 14 years old when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, during World War II Hawley's wife, Jessie James-Hawley, remembers how America changed after the attack on Pearl Harbor. "I...
Asziyuh "Kyla" Ashley Valdez, 19, passed away on Thursday, November 8, 2018, at Benefis Medical Center in Great Falls. Wake services began at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 10, 2018, and will continue until her funeral service, which will be at 11:00 a.m. today, Monday, November 12, 2018, all at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. Burial will follow in the Russette Family Cemetery. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Kyla's online...
The Havre branch of Northwest Farm Credit Services lent a helping hand to the pantry at Havre Middle School, with more help on the way. Northwest Farm Credit Services has a "100 Percent Committed" program where the company provides $300 for every employee of a branch which is donated to a program and then the team also volunteers to help that program. The effort provided $3,300 to the Havre Middle School's Pantry Program, run by Jean Murphy, with the Havre branch employees...
Press release Taking a small team once again due to conflicting events, the Havre High School speech and debate team was still able to squeak out another first-place finish in the Class A competition. With only three Blue Ponies competing in the registered events at the tournament, Havre took first with 15 points. Class A rival Browning High School took second with 10 points. Havre was one of 19 schools at the event, with teams coming from as far as Stanford/Geyser, White Sulphur Springs, Harlowton and Twin Bridges, along wit...
The Montana State University-Northern Lights weren't able to give their seniors the gift they so badly wanted to give them - a win in their final game of their careers. No, Saturday inside Blue Pony Stadium, red-hot College of Idaho denied the Lights that. So with the 59-28 loss to the Yotes Saturday, Northern said goodbye to a senior class that should be applauded for their courage and their dedication (more on that below). Still, one thing that also showed through during...
On a classic November day in Havre, windy, cold, dark and wet, another chapter in the story that is Montana State University-Northern football came to a close. But Saturday’s 59-28 win by the College of Idaho Yotes inside Blue Pony Stadium didn’t just bring the 2018 football season to an end, it brought the football careers of the Lights’ seniors to a close as well. While all of the Lights were hoping for a happier ending Saturday and there wasn’t a whole lot to say after t...
The first month of the season has gone pretty well for the Montana State University-Northern wrestling team and that early-season momentum continued this past Saturday at the Trapper Open at Northwest College in Wyoming. When the competition was all said and done, the Lights had placed a total of 11 wrestlers in eight different weight classes. More impressively, the Lights ended up with four wrestlers that took home first place, including Nick Kunz at 125 pounds, Brandon...
Once again, the Havre Daily News will bring all local Bobcat and Grizzly fans wall-to-wall coverage of the annual showdown between Montana and Montana State. Starting Wednesday, we'll have feature stories, our annual fan pick-em story, and a comprehensive game preview Friday. Sports editor George Ferguson and photographer Colin Thompson will also be covering the game live from Missoula, and don't miss next Monday's Weekend Sports Roundup for full coverage and photos from...
A difficult season for the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team came to an end Friday night when the Skylights lost to the University of Providence in the first round of the Frontier Conference Tournament in Butte. For the third time this season, the Argos swept the Skylights, this time, ending Northern’s season by scores of 25-12, 25-16 and 25-23. Northern’s best set was the third as the Skylights never gave up, but for the match, the Skylights had just 22 kil...
It’s officially Cat-Griz week. And as both had hoped, the Montana Grizzlies and Montana State Bobcats are riding high heading into what figures to be an epic showdown Saturday in Missoula. Both the Grizzlies and Bobcats won convincingly in their final game before Cat-Griz, setting up a Cat-Griz game that could very well send the winner to the FCS playoffs. Saturday in Moscow, Idaho, it was the Dalton Sneed show in the Kibbie Dome as the junior quarterback picked Idaho apart b...
The Montana State University-Northern Skylight's home opener might have been an exhibition game, but it didn't have the feel of one, that's for sure. On Sunday night, the Skylights made their Armory Gymnasium debut with a battle against NCAA Division II Minot State, and while the game didn't count on Northern's record, it did for the Beavers, who were playing their season-opener. While Northern got off to a fast start, it was the Beavers who finished strong, pulling out a 55-4...
For much of the 2018 Frontier Conference season, the Montana State University-Northern Lights were not prone to committing turnovers. And in their last three games, the Lights had also gotten off to really good first-quarter starts. However, in their final game of the season, the opposite happened to the Lights on both accounts. On Northern's senior day, the Lights committed four first-half turnovers, and could only watch as 24th-ranked College of Idaho scored 42 unanswered...
College of Idaho 21 21 7 10 - 59 MSU-Northern 0 7 14 7 - 28 1st Quarter CI - 6:33, Nick Calzaretta 18 run (Kyle Mitchell kick) Drive: 5 Plays, 37 Yards CI - 2:17, Darius-James Peterson 21 run (Mitchell kick) Drive: 5 Plays, 42 Yards CI - :58, Tristen Alesi 21 interception (Mitchell Kick) 2nd Quarter CI - 12:37, Peterson 1 run (Mitchell kick) Drive: 5 Plays, 44 Yards CI - 10:31, Hunter Juarez 39 pass from Peterson (Mitchell kick) Drive: 1 Play, 39 Yards CI :13, Dominic Garzoli...
