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Havre Beneath the Streets and the Havre Eagles Club are holding a Hawaiian luau-themed fundraiser Friday evening to help fix the sidewalk outside the club which has been hampering the operations Beneath the Streets for the past few years. Beneath the Streets, a major tourist attraction in the area, displays Havre businesses, many more than 110 years old, in the basements and former steam tunnels under the 200 Block of First Street. Many of the displays use historical...
A woman was convicted in Rocky Boy Tribal Court Wednesday on multiple counts stemming from the hit-and-run crash death of pedestrian Lacey Arkinson in 2019. A six-person jury convicted Shoshana Saddler, 36, of negligent homicide, obstructing justice, tampering with evidence and failing to report an accident, tribal prosecutor Steve Henry said this morning. A sentencing hearing is set for May 26, Henry said. Arkinson, who was 16, was killed Dec. 12, 2019, when she was struck by a vehicle while walking along Laredo Road near...
The North Central Senior Citizens Center at 2 Second St. in Havre is hosting a Spring Wellness Resource Fair Wednesday, May 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. “You don’t want to miss it,” a release from the center said. The event, sponsored by the Hill County Council on Aging and the Montana Telecommunications Access Program, has free admission and lunch will be provided. It has 12 agencies providing information about their resources and services to assist people. “Do you have trouble hearing on the phone? Could you benefit from as...
Havre Police Department Officers assisted Havre Fire Department on a medical call Wednesday at 12:33 p.m. on Second Street. -- Someone asked at 1:11 p.m. Wednesday for help retrieving guns that were stolen in Eureka and transported to Havre. -- A 13-year-old girl was issued a summons on a charge of underage tobacco possession or consumption after a caller at Havre Middle School reported Wednesday at 1:42 p.m. finding a vape at the school. -- A summons was issued after a...
IRVINE, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) - D.A. Davidson announced Wednesday its commitment to accelerate its marketing and digital transformation across its investment banking and institutional equities divisions. Andreea Popa has joined as head of Equity Capital Markets Marketing to develop and execute a strategic marketing plan that positions D.A. Davidson's ECM Group for continued growth across consumer, diversified industrials, financial institutions, and technology industry...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks MILES CITY — The 2022 paddlefishing season on the Yellowstone and Lower Missouri rivers will start Sunday, May 15. Anglers should be aware that the first two days of this season, Sunday and Monday, are not harvest days. Harvest days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays on the Yellowstone and Lower Missouri. Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays, anglers are limited to catch and release of paddlefish, and only at Intake Diversion Dam Fishing Access Site. No catch and release is allowed upst...
Hank Worsech Director, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks This story is featured in Montana Outdoors May/June 2022 issue. Looks like we’re in for another dry summer. As this issue of Montana Outdoors goes to press in mid-April, snowpack is below or far below normal for most of Montana, with predictions of continued severe or extreme drought. That could change with some heavy late-spring snows, but I wouldn’t bet on it. Here’s what that means for Montana’s fish, wildlife, and outdoor recreation — and what all of us can do to...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks HELENA — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks continues to prepare for fall pheasant stocking efforts with the final decision on an environmental assessmen and ensuring biosecurity protocols are in place at the rearing facility at the Montana State Prison. Last week, FWP Director Hank Worsech signed the decision notice on the EA for releasing pheasants on suitable state lands. Additionally, Worsech and the department have worked closely with the Montana Department of Corrections on biosecurity p...
State Sen. Russ Tempel, R-Chester, is running to keep his seat in the Montana Legislature against fellow Republican Steve Chvilicek of Havre in this year's Republican primary. Tempel was born and raised on the Hi-Line, graduating from Joplin High School and later Northern Montana College with an Associate of Business and has lived on his grandfather's homestead since. He has been married for more than 50 years, raising four children. He spent 34 years farming as well as 18...
Steve Chvilicek of Havre is running against incumbent Russ Tempel in the Republican primary for Montana Senate District 14. Chvilicek was born north of Hingham, Montana, raised on a farm and ranch with a few cows and a dry-land grain operation and went to school in Hingham as their high school consolidated with Rudyard's. He said he graduated from Northern Montana College, now Montana State University-Northern, with a teaching degree in physical education and minor in...
A Harlem High School teacher pleaded not guilty in state District Court in Chinook Tuesday to charges stemming from accusations he had sexual relations with a student at the high school. Jack Garner Young is charged with a felony count of sexual intercourse without consent and misdemeanor counts of sexual assault and indecent exposure. He pleaded not guilty to all counts. A trial date is not yet set. An omnibus hearing is set for June 27 at 10 a.m., although the hearings often are waived if all dates and deadlines are agreed...
The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees held three meetings Tuesday evening, which included canvassing the recent school board election, electing officers and discussing the possibility of adopting boys baseball as a sport. Havre Superintendent Craig Mueller talked during the regular meeting about the possibility of adding baseball as a sport at HPS, which he said he’s personally interested in, but has some concerns about implementing, especially in the coming year. He said before they think about adopting baseball a s...
Press release MSU-Northern Community Choir, along with Bright Lights Children Chorus and Havre High School’s A Cappella Choir & Friends are coming together to hold a free concert Sunday, May 15, at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, 701 Fourth Ave. The Community Choir performed their annual Christmas concert in December, but members decided to hold a spring concert this year, as well. The A Cappella Choir has qualified and been preparing for state events this month as well. Organizers said the concert will be fun and w...
The North Central Senior Citizens Center at 2 Second St. in Havre is hosting a Spring Wellness Resource Fair Wednesday, May 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. “You don’t want to miss it,” a release from the center said. The event, sponsored by the Hill County Council on Aging and the Montana Telecommunications Access Program, has free admission, and lunch will be provided. It has 12 agencies providing information about their resources and services to assist people. “Do you have trouble hearing on the phone? Could you benefit from as...
Havre Police Department A caller with Montana Department of Transportation on First Street West reported missing scrap metal Tuesday at 11:49 a.m. -- Two juveniles were issued summonses after a fight was reported at Havre Middle School Tuesday at 12:22 p.m. No details on charges were provided. -- Acoya Nathan Gopher of Box Elder, 24, was arrested on charges of assault with reasonable apprehension, trespass to property and shoplifting after a caller at a First Street business...
A story on the front page of Tuesday’s edition of Havre Daily News about Davey Elementary School district honoring Fred Davey and Lisa Overlie for their years of service on the school board misspelled the name of Davey Elementary School District Clerk Serena Dawson....
Due to a typographical error by the Havre Daily News, a press release about efforts to fix, maintain and improve the Chinook Pool printed on Page A4 of the April 29 edition of Havre Daily News misreported when the pool was built. It was built in 1976....
Havre Daily News staff Montana State University Extension is holding a workshop in Havre June 9 to help ag producers and others prepare for and plan for livestock disasters. A flyer for the event says it is aimed at Disaster and Emergency Service coordinators; veterinarians; law enforcement; county commissioners; fair boards and managers; community volunteers; 4-H youth; livestock producers, owners and haulers, and anyone interested in learning about making emergency and disaster livestock care, sheltering and evacuation plan...
from Montana Farmers Union A $22,000 cooperative education grant from the CHS Foundation will help campers experience cooperatives and agriculture this summer during the Montana Farmers Union Summer Camp programs. “The CHS Foundation has been a longtime sponsor of MFU Education Programs, and we are extremely grateful for their continued support,” said Violet Green, education director for MFU. The grant is part of the CHS Foundation’s Cooperative Education Grants Program. As the direct grant making arm of CHS, the large...
From U.S. Department of Agriculture BOZEMAN — Agricultural operations in Montana have been significantly impacted by a recent blizzard and major spring snowstorms. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has technical and financial assistance available to help farmers and livestock producers recover from these adverse weather events. Impacted producers should contact their local USDA Service Center to report losses and learn more about program options available to assist in their recovery from crop, land, infrastructure, and lives...
After several months of shortened service, Amtrak’s Empire Builder soon will be running along the Hi-Line twice a day seven days a week. Amtrak announced Monday that four of its seven long-distance trains including the Empire Builder, which runs along the Hi-Line between Chicago and Seattle and Portland, Oregon, would return to daily service May 23. Some other services, such as the Northeast Regional, will be expanded immediately, an Amtrak release said. “This announcement is long overdue, and it’s great news for folks livin...
Davey Elementary School may be far away from people's attention outside city limits, but that does not mean the school's work goes unnoticed. Monday at the Davey Elementary School board meeting, the board recognized the work of Fred Davey and Lisa Overlie, who had a combined 50-plus years of service on the school's board. They were not made aware of the honor before Monday's board meeting, so the recognition was a surprise to both of them. "It was very nice," Overlie said abou...
The H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board voted to start charging for entry to the museum and discussed their recent move to a new building on the 10 Block of Fifth Avenue, a move board members said has been extremely successful. Board Chair Lela Patera proposed an entry charge for the museum of $2 for people 6 to 12, free admission for those 5 and younger and $3 for those 13 and older. Patera also proposed making a combined price for those who want to go to both the Wahkpa Chu’gn Buffalo Jump and museum with a price of $16 f...
The Hill County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council heard a presentation by Bob Mullen of the Central Service Area Authority at their bi-monthly meeting Monday, where its members also discussed upcoming events and possible strategic planning. Mullen, a former long-time Lewis and Clark County commissioner, said he wanted to talk to council members as a representative of the CSAA, which Hill County’s LAC is a part of, for a number of reasons. He said CSAA has gone through some leadership changes including the departure o...
