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The infamous Farm Bill is going through the mark-up process in Washington D.C. currently, this is a process where both sides of the isle propose amendments and changes.

New Media Broadcasters spoke with Andy Schwab of the Northern Ag Network for more context on what to look out for in the proceedings.

With Divisional's wrapped and one more meet this season, we ask coach Filius about the consistency of her program and what else there is left to do for Havre to contend for a state title for the first time since the early 1990s.

We talked with the former NBA player and current foundation man about the 2nd annual Montana Elite Invitational, which showcases the best basketball players in the Treasure State. The subject matter is relevant because of the local talent from the New Media Broadcasters listening area that have been chosen to participate this Memorial Day Weekend. Josh also talks about his foundation and its purpose to serve the youth in Montana.

Montana At Noon 05/23/24

Noon Sports Update 05/23/24

In this unique setup where we have three of Havre's most accomplished athletes from the 2024 spring season, topics range from season recaps so far to dynamics in how these individuals have bested themselves in their respective sports, and previews from each about their respective state tournaments and meets coming up later this weekend.

Montana At Noon 05/22/24

Noon Sports Update 05/22/24

The City of Havre is hoping to implement a way to communicate directly to it's residents.

This app, called "Code Red", has been used by the county and city for some time now, but the city is hoping to rejuvenate interest and push for residents to register.

New Media Broadcasters spoke with Captain Ryan Pearson of the Havre Police Department for more information.

We discuss how the team rallied at Divisional's to a third-place finish and qualified for this weekend's state tournament in Billings with a preview.

Montana At Noon 05/21/24

Noon Sports Update 05/21/24

The Havre City Council held their second meeting of the month on Monday, May 20th to provide the public with an update on the city's water supply, which has been under a boil water advisory for over a month. Mayor Doug Kaercher responds to public comments made at this meeting.

Montana At Noon 05/20/24

Noon Sports Update 05/20/24

As previously reported by New Media Broadcasters, members of the Big Sandy and Box Elder communities held a walk from Big Sandy to Box Elder in solidarity for those that have been recently deceased or otherwise affected by the drug crisis affecting Montana. New Media Broadcasters spoke with members of the community.

As previously reported by New Media Broadcasters, Havre's Water Filtration Plant is set to begin it's Comprehensive Performance Evaluation on Monday, May 20th. NMB continues our conversation with Lisa Kaufman to find out more about this process and it’s potential effect.

The Hill County Board of Commissioners will be holding a special meeting at the Kremlin Fire Department next week. New Media Broadcasters spoke with Commissioner Mark Peterson who had this to say regarding the upcoming event.

Montana At Noon 05/17/24

Noon Sports Update 05/17/24

As previously reported by New Media Broadcasters, Havre's Water Filtration Plant is set to begin it's Comprehensive Performance Evaluation on Monday, May 20th.

NMB spoke with Lisa Kaufman, the Field Service Inspection Supervisor for the Public Water Supply Bureau in the state of Montana for more information on the upcoming evaluation.

Montana At Noon 05/16/24

Noon Sports Update 05/16/24

Montana Middle and High Schoolers who are passionate about advanced math are being invited to Montana State Universities 4th annual MSU Math Circle Camp.

New Media Broadcasters spoke with Jill Joyce from the Science-Math Resource Center at MSU for more information.

We discuss the historic meet at Polson to close out the regular season and preview the 2024 Eastern 'A' Divisional, which is going to be held in Laurel this Friday and Saturday

Montana At Noon 05/15/24

Noon Sports Update 05/15/24

We discuss the sweep of teams for the final regular season tournament and look ahead to the Blue Ponies' first game on Friday at the Eastern 'A' Divisional Tournament

Montana At Noon 05/14/24

We go through the two wins on Sunday and how the Northstars were able to improve. We also get into a mid-week contest with the Great Falls Chargers as well as events with the Great Falls Voyagers and an opponent on the schedule that hasn't been played before.

Updates on 9C Track and Havre girls basketball.

Montana At Noon 05/13/24

Noon Sports Update 05/13/24

In our extensive interview, we start with the conversations leading up to his stepping down from his coaching position as well as talk about the dynamics of still being a helpful presence in the community and at school. We then go down memory lane as he reminisces about his 18 seasons as the Blue Ponies girls' basketball coach.

Montana At Noon 05/10/24

Noon Sports Update 05/10/24

Montana At Noon 05/09/24

Noon Sports Update 05/09/24

Coach Vig talks about the team vibes one tournament away from closing out the regular season

Montana At Noon 05/08/24

Noon Sports Update 05/08/24

We recap the Havre Lions meet and look ahead to the regular-season finale in Polson.

Montana At Noon 05/07/24

We discussed the team's improvement from the first to second game against Great Falls as well as preview the message he's going to share with his team this week in preparation for the Lewistown Redbirds coming to town.

Updates on MSU-Northern Lights Basketball and Havre softball

Drug Cartel involvement is becoming more and more common in drug related crimes in Montana recent, New Media Broadcasters spoke with US Attorney Jesse Laslovich for more information.

Montana At Noon 05/06/24

Noon Sports Update 05/06/24

The Hill County Conservation District is starting up their pollinator program for the 3rd year in a row, where the office distributes packets of flower seeds meant to encourage local pollinating insects, like bees, to help keep native plants healthy and reproducing.

New Media Broadcasters spoke with Emma Korntheuer , Hill County Conservation District Member, about this program.

Director of Havre Public Works Trevor Mork says that users of public water can expect at least two more weeks of a boil water advisory, here is the full statement from Mork including details of treatment for the next two weeks and tips for water users if their appears or smells different.