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  • Hill County Park Board talks cross fence and beavers

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Dec 6, 2022

    The Hill County Park Board discussed how to proceed on a number of issues facing Beaver Creek Park including the construction of a new Beaver Lodge, the possible construction of a southern cross fence, park fees and damage caused by beavers. Board Member Lou Hagener said he sent his fellow board members an analysis of the conditions of the park's southern pasture, which the cross fence aims to increase the health of. Members of the board and its grazing committee have said...

  • Agenda - Hill County Park Board

    Updated Dec 2, 2022

    Hill County Park Board will meet Monday, Dec. 5, 2022, in the Timmons Room of the Hill County Courthouse at 5:30 p.m. The meeting agenda is 1) Approval of minutes 2) Approval of agenda 3) Guests and public comments on agenda items only/agenda requests for next meeting 4) Cabin business #8 Blackie Coulee Transfer #4 Quarter Gulch 5) Old business Monitoring South cross fence 6) New business Status of beaver Lodge Levy Park fees 7) Committee reports Rules and Regulation Committee Finance and Planning Committee Grazing Committee...

  • Hill County Community Foundation announces 2022 grant recipients

    Updated Nov 22, 2022

    Press release The Hill County Community Foundation has announced 10 grant recipients for the 2022 grant cycle. This year’s grantees are Havre Trails, CASA of Hill County, Feed My Sheep Soup Kitchen, Havre Area Chamber of Commerce, Natalie Patrick Foundation, Greater Havre Area Ministerial Association, Rudyard Community Commercial Club, Bear Paw Volunteer Fire Department, Havre Salvation Army and the Arts and Beautification Committee of Havre Downtown Matters. The foundation had a total of $7000 to grant out this year and o...

  • Williams wins Hill County Commission seat

    Patrick Jonhston and Tim Leeds|Updated Nov 9, 2022

    The executive assistant of the Hill County Commission took a victory in Tuesday's election, defeating the incumbent commissioner. Democrat Sheri Williams won the commission election in a close race, with 1,880 votes to incumbent Republican Commissioner Diane McLean's 1,781. Independent Les Odegard received 1,415 votes. "I want to thank all the people of Hill County for the support they have given me, and I'm honored to be the new commissioner, come next year," Williams said...

  • Beaver Lodge and marijuana taxes pass, Havre city manager fails

    Patrick Jonhston and Tim Leeds|Updated Nov 9, 2022

    Several ballot initiatives were on ballots in Tuesday’s election, and Hill County voters approved two new taxes but shot down a proposal to change the form of Havre’s city government. A proposal to change Havre’s government to have a city manager take over most of the executive duties now held by the mayor narrowly failed, with 1,398 votes in favor and 1,517 against. But a proposed mill levy to pay for replacing the Beaver Lodge in Camp Kiwanis in Beaver Creek Park passed by a 186-vote margin, 2,601-2,415. The Hill Count...

  • Williams, Tuss, Tempel win elections

    Updated Nov 9, 2022

    2:12 p.m. With all votes except some outstanding provisional ballots counted, the unofficial results show Sheri Williams winning the Hill County Commission race, Paul Tuss winning the race in House District 28, and, in Hill County votes, Russ Tempel retaining his seat in Senate District 14. In Hill County, incumbent Republican Tempel 2,726 votes to Democrat Dave Brewer's 1,310. Tuss took 1,785 votes while incumbent Rep. Ed Hill, R-Havre, took 1,477. And in the county commission race, Democrat Williams won a narrow victory...

  • Beaver Creek Park cross fence debated

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Nov 8, 2022

    The Hill County Park Board discussed the possibility of putting up a cross fence in the southern part of Beaver Creek Park to reduce overgrazing in the southern pasture at their monthly meeting, where they received a petition from grazers in the area, most of whom oppose the fence. Keith Raty, one of the ranchers in that area, said of the six ranchers that graze that area, five had either signed the petition or had announced their intention to. The petition said the ranchers do not believe the fence would do anything except...

  • Agenda - Hill County Park Board

    Updated Nov 4, 2022

    Hill County Park Board will meet Monday, Nov. 7, at 5:30 p.m. in the Timmons Room of the Hill County Courthouse. The meeting agenda is: 1) Approval of Minutes: 2) Approval of Agenda: 3) Guests and public comments on agenda items only/Agenda requests for next meeting 4) Cabin Business: #8 Blackie Coulee Transfer #36 Alkali Springs 5) Old Business: South Fence Progress in promoting levee for lodge: 6) New Business: Peggy Ray Books Grazing Transfers 7) Committee Reports: Rules and Regulation Committee Finance and Planning...

  • Fire officials praise response to Eagle Creek Fire

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Nov 1, 2022

    Editor’s note: This version corrects the location where the fire started. The Hill County Fire Council held a regular meeting Thursday evening, where they discussed, among other things, the Eagle Creek Fire, one of the most smoothly handled large fires in recent memory, as well as new programs and tools for local departments. Hill County Disaster and Emergency Services Coordinator Amanda Frickel said the fire could have been disastrous, but the response to it was swift and well coordinated by the various departments i...

  • Run Bear Paw Giant Downhill set for Saturday

    Updated Oct 26, 2022

    by Alan Sorensen For Havre Daily News Recovered from the Bear Paw Marathon? Ready for another try at setting personal best times? The Run Bear Paw Giant Downhill, which will feature 5-mile and 5K runs and a 1-mile Zombie Walk Saturday, Oct. 29, is the place to do it. Enjoy the fresh air and glorious beauty of the Chippewa Cree Recreation Area as you careen downhill from the Bear Paw Ski Bowl to the reservation line. Entry forms are available at Master Sports, Down Under,...

  • For the Record, Oct. 21, 2022

    Updated Oct 21, 2022

    Havre Police Department After a no-show at a 24/7 Sobriety Program no-show, officers issued a summons at 8 a.m. Thursday on a charge of criminal contempt to John Melvin Birdtail of Havre, 30. -- After a no-show at a 24/7 Sobriety Program no-show, officers issued a summons on a charge of criminal contempt Thursday at 8 a.m. to Darrin Dean Longfox Jr. of Hays, 26. -- After receiving a call from a park on 11th Street, officers arrested Fernando Herminio Bautista of Havre, 29, on...

  • For the Record, Oct. 20, 2022

    Updated Oct 20, 2022

    Havre Police Department A two-vehicle, non-injury crash was reported on 15th Avenue Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. -- Two summonses were issued after a fight was reported at Havre High School Wednesday at 2:40 p.m. -- John Melvin Birdtail of Havre, 30, was issued a summons on a criminal contempt charge related to a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation report at 8 p.m. Wednesday. -- Officers assisted sheriff's deputies at 12:08 a.m. today on First Street North. Hill County Sheriff's Office...

  • Grazing committee meeting Tuesday

    Updated Oct 17, 2022

    Hill County Park Board’s Grazing Committee will meet Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 1 p.m. in the Beaver Lodge at Camp Kiwanis in Beaver Creek Park....

  • Investing for the future

    Updated Oct 11, 2022

    The economic case for replacing the Beaver Lodge at camp Kiwanis is being made. There is another case to be made and that is the local cultural and quality of life values. 100-plus years ago, local community leaders foresaw the opportunity for a park and “playground” for the benefit of the local area. We are forever grateful for their foresight. Their action made our Beaver Creek Park a unique feature for our local community and the quality of life we enjoy. Through the years, our predecessors developed opportunities inc...

  • Two arrested in multi-county vandalism, poaching case

    Pam Burke|Updated Oct 7, 2022

    Authorities announced that two people have been arrested in connection with a string of vandalism incidents in Blaine and Chouteau counties that caused hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage and is linked to the shooting of a deer, all occurring late Aug. 17 or early Aug. 18. Jasper Wendland, 19, and Devon Nelson, 18, both were served warrants out of both Blaine and Chouteau counties, Blaine County Sheriff John Colby said Thursday. Both Wendland and Nelson were charged in...

  • Help keep the lodge at Beaver Creek's Camp Kiwanis

    Updated Oct 7, 2022

    Beaver Creek Park is about to lose a beautiful icon and the best used venue for weddings, youth groups and reunions. It is the Beaver Lodge. Built in 1974 and opened in 1976, this log structure has been used by over a 100,000 people in the past 50-plus years. Many memories were born in the lodge, but the fate of a lodge is now in the hands of Hill County voters. Within a year or two the lodge will need to come down due rotting logs, walls moving because of age, weight from the roof and snow. Around 2009, rotting logs were...

  • Two arrested in farm vandalism case

    Tim Leeds|Updated Oct 6, 2022

    Authorities announced that two people have been arrested in connection with a string of vandalism incidents in Blaine and Chouteau counties that caused hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage and is likely linked to the shooting of one or more deer, all occurring late Aug. 17 or early Aug. 18. Jasper Wendland, 19, and Devon Nelson, 18, both were served warrants out of both Blaine and Chouteau counties, Blaine County Sheriff John Colby said in a release this afternoon. Colby...

  • Park Board talks lodge replacement, grazing and cabin compliance

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Oct 4, 2022

    The Hill County Park Board discussed plans for the Camp Kiwanis Beaver Lodge on Beaver Creek Park, conditions on the park, and possible changes to grazing allocations and cabin non-compliance procedures at their monthly meeting Monday. The board had originally meant to repair the existing lodge, but after studying the cost of repairs and being denied a grant that would have payed for much of the project, they determined it would be more economically sensible to just replace it, paying for the new structure with a three-mil...

  • Agenda - Park board

    Updated Sep 30, 2022

    Hill County Park Board Meeting will meet in the Timmons Room of he Hill County Courthouse Monday, Oct. 3, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. The meeting agenda is: 1) Approval of minutes: 2) Approval of agenda: 3) Guests and public comments on agenda items only and Agenda requests for next meeting 4) Cabin Business: #8 Blackie Coulee transfer 5) Old business: Comparison for forage resource inventory/assessment and actual use Cabin inspection consistency and actions/consequences for non-compliance 6) New business: 7) Committee reports: Rules...

  • County holds hearing on marijuana sales tax

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Sep 26, 2022

    The Hill County Commission held a hearing Wednesday evening on the prospect of implementing a 3 percent sales tax on marijuana products sold in the county - which will be a question on November's election ballot in Hill County - and what money from such a tax would go toward. The commission attempted to hold a similar hearing last week but due to it not being properly noticed to the public it only attracted two attendees, Hill County Commission Executive Assistant Sheri...

  • Leadership Montana Confluence to be held in Havre and Rocky Boy next week

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Sep 23, 2022

    Sept. 28 through Sept. 30 Leadership Montana will be holding its 2022 Leadership Confluence, its signature event, in Havre and Rocky Boy featuring speakers and panels for its graduates and alumni. Leadership Montana Board of Governors Chair Debbie Vandeberg said this event will celebrate 20 years of leadership education for Montana youth and will give those that are part of the program an opportunity to learn more about Havre, Rocky Boy and their partnership. “It’s going to be fun, it’s going to be educational, and folks...

  • County officials discuss staffing, ARPA and elections

    Patrick Johnston|Updated Sep 22, 2022

    Hill County Officials provided a number of updates on their recent activities at a meeting Tuesday, including the ongoing search for more staff, work on American Rescue Plan Act funded projects and the upcoming elections. Hill County Sheriff Jamie Ross said they are down to four full-time employees at the Hill County Detention Center and they’ve had to pull deputies off the street to fill the gaps. Ross said crime is rising and they are responding to calls as best they can. “We’re just trying to keep our heads above water...

  • Firefighters headed home

    Updated Sep 19, 2022

    The Eagle Creek Fire in the Bear Paw Mountains appears to be fairly well under control, with the resources deployed to fight the fire headed home at the end of shift today, Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Montana Forest Action Plan Project Manager Wyatt Frampton said this morning. Frampton said the fire is 95 percent contained, and although local firefighters will be keeping a close eye on it, the main job of firefighting is done. The incident commander as of last Tuesday, Robert Smith, said it was...

  • Beaver Creek lifting camping restrictions, campfire ban started today

    Updated Sep 16, 2022

    Beaver Creek Park announced that the camping restrictions it put in place due to East Fork Fire are being lifted, but a campfire ban did go into effect today. Beaver Creek restricted overnight camping south of Taylor Road due to the fire, bur has lifted that restriction. At the same time, Hill County Commission, at the request of local firefighting agencies, implemented a Stage 1 fire restriction including a ban fires effective at 12:01 a.m. today. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the City...

  • Park board approves memorial bench for Helmbrecht

    Tim Leeds|Updated Sep 16, 2022

    Hill County Park Board this week approved a request through Havre Trails to put a memorial bench halfway up Mount Otis in Beaver Creek Park in memory of decades-long photographer and community volunteer Steve Helmbrecht. Helmbrecht died of cancer Oct. 21, 2021, at age 70. Beaver Creek Park Superintendent Chad Edgar recommended the board approve the request. “It’s a great place for a bench there, and one of Steve Helmbrecht’s favorite places to take pictures,” he said. The board approved the request unanimously, althoug...

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