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Long before 6 p.m., people started coming to the Havre Eagles Club for the chili cook-off sponsored by Eagle Riders. People flocked to help out the Eagle Riders and the Havre High School Key Club which is raising money to support Tia and Candace Kallenberger, sisters who have a disease doctors think might be muscular dystrophy, and Dylan Hendrickson, who is undergoing treatment in Seattle for Hodgkin's lymphoma. Folks filled up their bowls with their choice of chilis. There... Full story
Winter is back in full swing, with significant snow and ice for all of us to battle. That means slippery surfaces, which can be dangerous and costly for homeowners, as well as for their visitors, including their letter carrier. By clearing a path when the snow arrives, accidents can be prevented. We need our customers' help. Letter carriers have hurt their knees or backs, or even suffered broken bones from falls on slippery surfaces. Letter carriers are instructed to use good judgment when attempting to deliver to addresses... Full story
Bettie Grace Holcombe, 2, poses for a portrait near Santa at the Holiday Village Mall Sunday evening. Bettie Grace resisted getting too close to Santa, but her baby brother Henry was more cooperative.... Full story
Havre Police Department Nashae Ryan Bauer, 21, of Havre, was arrested on a charge of criminal contempt after a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation at the police station at 9:26 a.m. Monday. ——— Officers investigated a vehicular hit-and-run after receiving an 11:09 a.m. Monday call from a 1st Street business. ——— Officers investigated a motor vehicle crash between a FedEx truck and green Toyota after receiving a 12:13 p.m. Monday call from 15th Street West. ——— Officers investigated a 1:43 p.m. Monday call from a Montana State Uni... Full story
A man who pleaded guilty in 2002 to a charge connected to a 1999 double homicide is in the Hill County jail awaiting sentencing for failing to register as a violent offender and for violating conditions of release in an assault case. Jacob Gary Spang, born in 1981, was in the jail this morning on $35,000 bond in the two cases. District Judge Dan Boucher during the change of plea hearing ordered a presentence investigation and set sentencing for Jan. 27. Spang was convicted of two counts of intimidation by accountability and a... Full story
The board of the H. Earl Clack Museum heard more about its future location and about websites during its monthly meeting Monday. Elaine Morse, head of the museum foundation board, said she had been going through the Griggs Printing Building on the north end of 5th Avenue to sketch out maps and start planning the move into that location. “There will be lots and lots of work committees,” she said. “It will be a fair amount of time before we are even ready to start transporting our stuff there.” The funding foundation last week... Full story
The third candidate for provost at Montana State University-Northern to go through the open interview process answered questions Monday at 2 p.m. at Hensler Auditorium. John Shoup said he has ties to Havre through his wife, who calls the city her hometown. "I'll actually be back up here in a couple of weeks for Christmas," Shoup said. He began his interview by asking the names, professions and ties to Montana State University-Northern of the 15 to 20 people present at the... Full story
Now that the 2013 Class A All-State football list is out, the book can officially be closed on the high school football season. The list was released last Friday, and three Havre Blue Ponies were named Class A All-State for the 2013 season, including two repeat performers. Blue Pony sophomore quarterback Dane Warp was named All State for the second straight season, as was senior cornerback Thomas Gruber. Senior safety Trevor Jensen was also named All-State for this season.... Full story
The Harlem Wildcats opened the 2013-14 wrestling season looking as strong as ever. The Wildcats placed third at the prestigious Cascade Invitational, scoring 195.5 points. Harlem finished behind Choteau and Fairfield in the 17-team event. The Willdcats, of head coach Lyle Faulkinberry, had five grapplers reach the finals, and they placed 10 wrestlers overall. Shay Snider captured the 126-pound title for Harlem, while Teague Jones won the championship at 132 pounds. Seth Adams... Full story
