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Press release Havre Middle School's Sixth-Grade Student of the Month for September is Sean Nagel. Sean is the son of Cody and Dezerae Nagel. He has four siblings, Andrew Olson, Brayden Cooper, and Easton Nagel. At HMS, Sean plays the clarinet in the band. Outside of school, he participates in hockey, baseball, football and cross country. In his spare time, Sean loves playing sports, fishing, hunting and spending time with family and friends. In the classroom, Sean...
Out our way, you know the old saying, "Ain't a horse cain't be rode nor a cowboy cain't be throwed!" As a really lousy cowhand, I got tossed with alarming regularity. Folks asked if I rode broncs - as my nickname is "Bronco" - and I would answer, "Yes ... but never on purpose!" Ole Doc - the four-left-footed cowpony who regularly sent me flying as he stumbled, tripped and sometimes got a "stitch in the side" - tossed me a great many times. I ended up in the ER with sprained...
Recently, I had the privilege of joining a group of 10 other people to do a retreat at the Montana Women's Prison in Billings, Montana. It was a good experience where we spent three days with 20 incarcerated women. These women shared a lot of deep things about their lives and struggles. My responsibilities were to lead hymn singing and small group Bible studies. There are many types of ministries that we can participate in. Youth ministry, teaching Sunday school, adult Bible...
You know, Lord, for every action, there will be a reaction. Various stories from several states told about beavers toppling trees onto power lines, knocking out power to a large swath of customers. Power repairmen said "Those marks are consistent with a beaver having brought the tree down and there are wood chips around the tree." Beavers felling trees are an action; the reaction is a huge power outage, possible fires and roads being closed. The problem must be fixed, which th...
"Don't grieve for me," is what you said, then off you went at noon. We were not there to "see you go" - but we might join you soon. You could NOT stay another day to love, to work to play; Some tasks were truly left undone - but they must stay that way. We know that God reached for your hand, and took you Home with Him And as you crossed the Jordon's shore, you probably sang a Hymn. Life is a lovely memory while death is silent grief. Our dear one sleeps in God's Garden in...
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...
Republican Incumbent Russ Tempel is looking to keep his seat in the Montana Senate for District 14, a position he's held for six years. Tempel said he spent 18 years as a Liberty County Commissioner and that experience, coupled with his time in the Montana Senate has taught him a lot about government and he feels that experience is what qualifies him for the position. "I want to continue to do good things for the community," he said. Among the first things the 2023 Legislature...
Democrat Dave Brewer is challenging Republican Incumbent Russ Tempel in his bid to retain his position as a Montana Senator representing District 14. Brewer said he's unhappy with Tempel's voting record, saying he votes with his party, not necessarily the people of Montana. He said he feels Tempel is a perfectly honorable individual, but he doesn't feel he represents everyone, especially not people living on the reservations. He said he's not afraid to break with the party whe...
Montana Historical Society The Montana Historical Society is temporarily closing two galleries due to construction of the Montana Heritage Center, but the popular Charles M. Russell Gallery and the Lobby Gallery will remain open. Because of the closures, entrance fees will be waived at both the MTHS and the Original Governor's Mansion in Helena. Winter hours at the MTHS are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday; the Original Governor's Mansion offers guided tours Saturdays...
The schedule for the Havre Community Pool for October is: Lap Swim, 6-9 a.m., Monday, Wednesday Lap Swim, 6-8:30 a.m., Tuesday, Thursday HPS Aqua Exercise, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Tuesday, Thursday Lap Swim, 11-1 p.m., Monday through Thursday Lions Swim Team, 3:45-5:15 p.m., Monday through Thursday Lap Swim, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday Aqua Exercise, 6-30-7:30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday....
Havre Police Department Brandon James Belgarde of Havre, 29, was arrested on a criminal contempt charge related to a 24/7 Sobriety Program no-show reported at the police station Wednesday at 8:05 a.m. -- An abandoned bike was reported on 11th Street West at 8:06 a.m. Wednesday. -- A fraudulent check was reported at a First Street business Wednesday at 9:20 a.m. -- Child Abuse Hotline personnel made a report to officers Wednesday at 10:40 a.m. Hill County Sheriff's Office...
In a graphic with a story on Page A1 of Wednesday’s edition of Havre Daily News about a public hearing on a proposed marijuana tax, the quotation “If we just say ‘mental health,’ well what is that?” was attributed. Hill County Commissioner Diane McLean asked that question....
HELENA — Pheasant season opens this Saturday, Oct. 8, and to increase hunters’ opportunity for success, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will release pheasants at four wildlife management areas. The birds will be released in the days prior to Oct. 8 at Warm Springs WMA near Deer Lodge, Canyon Ferry WMA and Lake Helena WMA near Helena, and at Freezout Lake WMA near Choteau. Prior to the youth pheasant hunt weekend Sept. 24 and 25, FWP staff released pheasants at 15 WMAs around the state, including Lake Helena, Canyon Fer...
https://fwp.mt.gov This upland game bird forecast was released by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Aug. 30. Destination: NORTHWEST MONTANA Pheasant hunting on the Ninepipe Wildlife Management Area near Ronan and surrounding area could be challenging this year. Despite good grain production and some opportunistic moisture in the spring, brood survival appears to be relatively poor. Mountain grouse: dusky, ruffed and Franklin’s. Bird numbers should be similar to last year. Much of Northwest Montana experienced a cool, wet s...
The Hill County Commission held its second public meeting on a proposed 3 percent tax on marijuana products sold in the county, a tax that would need to be approved by voters in the upcoming election. The meeting mainly revolved around how funds for the tax would be used, because while some have objected to medical and recreational products both being taxed at the same 3 percent, the commission has yet to receive any responses from the public that are against the tax in its entirety. Even those who opposed legalization...
As the numbers of reported COVID-19 cases dwindle in some parts of the area and surge in others, people are being urged to get vaccinated or boosters for COVID, and influenza and to get the booster designed to fight the omicron variant of COVID-19. New COVID cases have continued to be reported in the area, although the number of new hospitalizations and deaths have gone down in some counties but increased in others. The state case map updated Friday listed 25 new cases in the previous week in Chouteau County, with 34 active c...
Havre Daily News staff The unofficial results of the Business Committee primary election at Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation, pending canvassing, have been released on the Chippewa Cree Tribe Facebook Page. Havre Daily News was told that four positions are up for election, with the top eight vote getters advancing to the general election, but no one was available in the tribal offices to confirm that data. The top eight vote getters in the primary are: • Lenore Myers-Nault, 197 votes. • Jody Ann LaMere, 193 • Daryl Wright...
October Activity Calendar Havre’s North Central Senior Citizen’s Center Monday, Oct. 10, Holiday — Closed. Tuesday, Oct. 11, 11 a.m. - noon — Mary Stevens will entertain with melodic pieces on the harp or keyboard. Come for a relaxing and inspirational musical venue. Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1 - 3 p.m. — Bingo — Every Tuesday 1 - 3 p.m. $1 a card for the afternoon. Pays 100% of amount paid in. Open to community members age 18 and older. Thursday, Oct. 13, 10:45 a.m. - noon — Eddie Fallo will play guitar and sing favorite old-...
From Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center has announced its 15th class of inductions into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame. For District 4 that includes Blaine, Chouteau, Hill, and Liberty counties, the Living award goes to Richard Dallas “Dick” Granell of Havre and the Legacy Award to Alfonse Valentine and Marie Theresa (Amssoms) Vercruyssen of Chinook. The inductees were chosen from a field of candidates nominated by the general public. Ind...
From Montana Farmers Union HELENA — Montanans will have a chance to hear from U.S. House candidates where they stand on issues critical for the success of rural communities during a live Town Hall Oct. 15. The Montana Farmers Union 2022 Congressional Candidate Town Hall will focus on ag-related and rural community issues and is set to run from 7-8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Delta Hotels Helena Colonial-Marriott as the conclusion to the grassroots farm organization’s 107th Annual Convention. All candidates for Mon...
Havre Police Department Cara Elise Longknife of Dodson, 34, was arrested on a shoplifting charge and on three Justice or City court warrants, and Charles Joseph Henderson of Dodson, 35, was arrested on a shoplifting charge and a state District Court warrant after a caller at a First Street business reported two juveniles and two adults shoplifting Tuesday at 9:22 a.m. -- A Second Street caller asked Tuesday at 9:23 a.m. for assistance removing a man from the premises. --...
Fort Belknap Indian Community announced it has received a $10 million boost in its effort to create a wellness center on the reservation. Fort Belknap said in a release a north-central Montana health care consortium, led by the Fort Belknap Indian Community and Bear Paw Development Corp., was awarded a $10 million grant from USDA Emergency Rural Health Care. The new grant is on top of an $11 million dollar allocation received from the Fort Belknap Indian Community Council’s American Rescue Plan Act, State and Local Fiscal R...
This part of north-central Montana received some much-needed rain over the weekend, but not nearly enough. The system that dropped rain primarily Thursday through Sunday did not push much precipitation this far north. National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Brusda in Great Falls said the heaviest rains fell farther south, in Great Falls and to the east of there. He said the Lewistown area and places like Stanford and Hobson and Denton received the most, with some locations in that region receiving more than 2 inches. He sa...
