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The Havre City Council voted 7 to 0 at its council meeting Monday to pass the first reading of a change to an ordinance that would allow the sale of fireworks within city limits Dec. 31. The proposed ordinance would allow for the sale of fireworks between 8 a.m. to midnight Dec. 31. The sale of fi

The Havre Area Chamber of Commerce is warning people that counterfeit $20 bills are being circulated in the area. The Chamber sent out a memo that they received a call from the Havre Police Department that the counterfeit bills, which do not have the required security bar, are being circulated. Th

Melissa Litzinger and Tom Scruggs' home of about five years on Pike Street is a work of creativity and imagination. They have arranged a red maple and a thornless cockspur hawthorne tree and a border of burning bushes in the front yard to blend in with more than 40 species of flowers that Melissa t

A violent offender has moved to a new address in Havre, local law enforcement said in a release on Monday. Joshua G. Reid, 38, recently relocated to 115 16th St. West, in Havre, according to the release. Reid is approximately five-feet, 10 inches tall, weighing about 190 pounds. He has brown hair

September 20, 2017 The Havre City Council Ordinance Committee held its second meeting discussing medical marijuana dispensaries Tuesday night at City Hall. The committee members, city officials and members of the public talked about whether medical marijuana storefront dispensaries within city limi

The Hill County Farm Service Agency is hosting local producer meetings to present information on the Livestock Forage Disaster Program and the Noninsured Crop Disaster Assistance Program authorized by the 2014 Farm Bill, the Agricultural Act of 2014. The meetings are free and open to the public.

September 20, 2017 Havre Police Department investigators said they have turned over a regional counterfeit money investigation to the Secret Service. The police dispatch log shows that an Independence Bank employee reported receiving a counterfeit $20 bill Monday at 3:13 p.m. Lt. Aaron Wittmer s

September 19, 2017 BILLINGS (AP) - Authorities say a school bus taking students on northeastern Montana field trip to Havre has collided head-on with a pickup truck in a crash that killed the bus driver and the pickup's driver. The Montana Highway Patrol said Tuesday that four eighth-graders were i

September 19, 2017 Havre Daily News/Floyd Brandt Charred areas cover parts of the Bear Paw Moutains burned by the East Fork Fire. The fire was declared 100 percent contained Saturday and the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation incident management team turned management of the fi

The Blaine County Wildlife Museum has extended its hours into October- partly with the intent of being available for hunters in the area - and is also raffling off a rifle every day in October. Tickets are $20 or a book of six for $100, available in Chinook at Jamieson Motors, Triple T Sales and C

What a great Festival Days celebration we just had! This town never ceases to amaze me, and that's why we live here! My list of people and organizations to thank is long. Thanks to everyone who participated in any way, large or small in Havre Pride Town Wide in an effort to make Havre look tidy b

September 19, 2017 Havre Daily News/Floyd Brandt Montana State University-Northern provost candidate John Pratte speaks during a public forum Monday in Hensler Auditorium in Northern's Applied Technology Center. Pratte is the second of four candidates being interviewed for the position. John Pratte,

CHINOOK - Sweet Medical Center is proud to announce it was recently awarded two grants for integrating behavioral health into the clinic's primary care services. The Montana Healthcare Foundation awarded SMC a one-year planning grant of $48,215 and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services'

Great Falls has no shortage of talented chefs and talented musicians. But what if you could feed your ears and your face at the same time? The Great Falls Symphony has the answer. They call it Fall Flavors, and it's going on at two locations on two different days to provide the ultimate feast for th

As the newest principal addition to the Great Falls Symphony, hornist Madeleine Folkerts knows it takes a well-rounded life to be a well-rounded musician. A Washington native, Folkerts, 22, started playing piano at three years old and was in the band throughout her school career, but she never limit

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Marshalls stores in the Upstate are looking to hire new full and part time workers during a weekend hiring event. The off-price retailer said applicants can apply in-store at the Greenville or Spartanburg store, and can also apply online. The in-store hiring event will begin on Friday from 2 to 6 p.

A 21-year-old Update man was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole for shooting a man to death and stuffing the victim's body in his getaway vehicle, Solicitor Barry Barnette said. Marcus Q. Todd, of Woodruff, was sentenced on Wednesday, Barnette said. Todd was found guilty of murder

A Spartanburg County woman who said she had a ten-year affair with serial killer Todd Kohlhepp is telling her story on a syndicated national news show. According to a video posted by Inside Edition, Holly Eudy spoke to them about her romance with the man sentenced to multiple life sentences for kill

Photo by Torance Inman Tommy Sinclair (right) presents James Roof (left) with the Korean War Medal honoring Roof for his service during the Korean War. Roof served two tours of duty in Korea during the war. The presentation was made during the Union County Shrine Club Fish Fry. Photo by Torance Inm