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As more schools in Montana make the jump to four-day school weeks, childcare advocates worry the condensed schedule will negatively impact kids and families.

Editors note: A version of this story ran in the Back to School special section earlier this week. Havre Public Schools starts a new school year

In a series of four back-to-back meetings the Havre Public School Board of Trustees bid farewell to two longtime members after recognizing students

The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees, having sworn in two new members, approved a modified four-day week calendar for the coming year in the

The unofficial election results for local school boards are in, with local districts announcing new returning board members as well as the results of

Five candidates for three open seats on the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees participated in a forum held by the Havre Education Association

Fair board discusses 2021 fair schedule   Last updated 5/19/2021 at 11:55am The Great Northern Fair Board detailed the 2021 Great Northern Fair’s schedule at their monthly meeting Tuesday night. Wednesday, July 14, will host the Junior Rodeo with the Midway Amusements Carnival opening at 4 p.m. and running until midnight. Thursday, July 15, will host the Montana State University Open Rodeo along with free entertainment including Patrick the One-Man Circus. Specific times for both of thes...

Local amateur documentarian looking to continue work on COVID-19   Last updated 4/19/2021 at 11:42am Havre resident Clayton Quinnell published a self-made documentary on the effects of COVID-19 on the Hi-Line in December of last year and is now making a follow-up. The documentary “COVID on the Hi-Line” can be found on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frLwZ7hioiI and features interviews with local public officials and residents about COVID-19 and how it’s affected them and th...

LAC utilizing awarded grant to fund projects   Last updated 4/13/2021 at 11:43am The Hill County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council voted at their monthly meeting Monday to fund a number of the group’s projects using a $20,000 grant recently received from the Addictive and Mental Disorders Division of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. LAC Vice-Chair Amber Spring said, in addition to presentations she’s been organizing for Hill County youth about anxiety, ...