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The local Knights of Columbus are helping children get through the cold weather this year, giving coats to children who need them. Frank LaTray, district deputy for for Havre-based Knights of Columbus Council 1644, said this year the Knights are focusing on teens, providing coats made for Knights of Columbus by Burlington, formerly known as Burlington Coat Factor, which the local council purchased to give away. LaTray said the next stop is Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation, then the Knights will be in Big Sandy Saturday at Saint...
The Harlem Airmen Memorial Committee dedicated a new bridge at Harlem Centennial Park to the 13 airmen who died in the skies over Blaine County 30 years ago in a tragic training crash. Two U.S. Air Force cargo planes conducting nighttime training exercises at 25,000 feet near Harlem Nov. 30, 1992, collided and crashed to the ground, killing all on board the two planes. A memorial for the men killed was created in Centennial Park in Harlem, and the bridge at the park was...
While most signs supporting political candidates in the area have come down since the midterm elections earlier this month, any left up are now in violation of Montana State Law and are required to come down. Montana law requires that political signs endorsing specific candidates must be removed within 14 days of the conclusion of the relevant election, a deadline that was reached last week. The law states that landowners found with signs still up will be given 24 hours to remove them and if they are not removed the...
by Carla Jenewein Red Cross blood drive coordinator The Chinook Community Red Cross Blood Drive was held Tuesday, Nov. 15, at the Chinook Community Commercial building at the Blaine County fairgrounds, and it was another great success. We had 56 presenting donors with 53 units collected on a goal of 45. We registered one first-time donor, Julia Briere, and Perry Alcorn reached 12 gallons. Those accepting door prizes were Diana Reishus, Bobbi Beck, Lane Hassler, Ann Davies and...
Press release The Kiwanis Club is partnering with The Salvation Army-Havre Service Center Friday, Dec. 2, at North 40, ringing bells for The Salvation Army Annual Red Kettle Campaign. “Please come out and show your support for the Kiwanis Club that day,” The Salvation Army said in a press release....
Richard Lee Sutherland, 38, passed away at his residence Monday, November 28, 2022. Wake services began at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 30, 2022, and will continue until his funeral service, which will be at 10:00 a.m. today, December 1, 2022, all at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church. Burial will follow in the Rocky Boy Cemetery....
Havre Police Department A stolen wallet was reported Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. on Second Street. -- Officers investigated suspicious activity reported on Fourth Street at 2:33 p.m. Wednesday. -- A 16th Street West caller reported Wednesday at 3:36 p.m. that some items had been stolen. -- A theft was reported at a First Street business Wednesday at 6:39 p.m. -- Jessica Lynn Demarrias of Harlem, 33, was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant and Martin Duane Flying Jr. of...
The Havre High girl's basketball team has cemented itself as one of the best basketball programs in Montana. Over the past two seasons, the Blue Ponies won two straight Class A state titles and will now be looking for their third as they head into their new season this winter. As they head into another season, HHS head coach Dustin Kraske has the same expectations that he always has for his team. "(Our expectations are the) same as they've been the last few years: Work to get...
Last season saw immense growth for the Havre High boys basketball team. After finishing the regular season with a losing record, the Blue Ponies went on a run at Eastern A Divisionals to qualify for the state tournament where they won a game against Frenchtown. Heading into this season, HHS head coach Walynn Burgess expects his team to have similar growing pains. But just like last season, he expects the Ponies to improve over the course of the season and find their stride in...
While basketball and wrestling will get most of the headlines this winter, do not forget the Havre High swim teams as they get ready to dive into their season. As he heads into another year leading the Blue Ponies, HHS head coach Bill Kilgore expects his team grow throughout the year and compete. "My expectations are always that our kids learn how to be good teammates and build team cohesion," Kilgore said. "I believe our expectations are always just a state championship....
The awards are won for what was a great season of Northern C football, and players from Chinook, Fort Benton, Rocky Boy and Harlem were honored. Chinook's Tyler Schoen and Flint Annis were named Class C All-State, as were Cade Ball and Landis Argenbright from Fort Benton. As for All-Conference honors, Schoen, Annis, Daniel MacLeod, Quintin Edwards, Levi Jensen, Braxton Inman and Lane Hasler were the Sugarbeeters that were honored. All-Conference performers for the Longhorns...
A big apology to Tire Rama. I missed entering your business as a sponsor for the youth league. Thank you so much. High score for the week: Men’s game, Chris Owens, 244. Series, Roman Surber, 692: Women’s game, Dana Seidel, 207 and series, 530. Split Pickers: Rhonda Gregoire, 5-6-10, Patti Soloman, 3-10, Tammy Pozega, 6-7-10. Sunday Keglers: Kyndra Hall, 150,161-450, Tasha Daniels, 162, Brandy Kurtz, 164, Steph Klein, 167,193-501, Roman Surber, 208,226, 226-660, Brandon Ber...
