If there is any agreement about what happens next for Havre’s small businesses, it seems to be that the future is an unwritten book. “I don’t know what new normal is,” said Steve Neiffer, owner of two Havre businesses. “I don’t think anyone knows.” Neiffer owns Bergren Transmission, an auto repair shop, and Old Station Brewing Co., a craft brewery…
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Havre’s July Fourth celebration in Pepin Park has been canceled. The popular celebration is the latest local event to be postponed or canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. “After much deliberation and great sadness, the 4th of July Festival Committee has decided to cancel the 2020 festival in Pepin Park,” the statement said. “We ultimately want to side with caution…
Montana’s House District 33 includes northeastern Hill County from North Havre to Wild Horse, northern Blaine County, northern Phillips County, and western Valley County including the western half of the city of Glasgow. Incumbent Republican Casey Knudsen is seeking his third two-year term in the June 2 primary. He is opposed by Joyce Stone of Glasgow. Ballots will be mailed…
As he prepares to leave Hi-Line, virtually the only place he has ever lived, Caleb Hutchins sees Havre at a crossroads. Hutchins has been seen as a leader of the group ushering in a new era in the city. He was serving a second term on city council. He said he accepted a position as a professional development leader at the…
The Hill County Sheriff’s Office is warning area residents to watch out for scammers pretending to be law enforcement and asking for credit card information lest victims are arrested. “The scammer identifies themself as a member of law enforcement and tells the victim they have warrants out for their arrest,” a statement from Hill County Sheriff Jamie Ross said. The…