Hi-Line Today

We catch up with two key pieces of the MSU-Northern football team to ask them their thoughts on how spring practices have been going and what has been different about this one. We ask Raygoza about the new offensive coaches that have been brought in to improve the offensive line and we ask Coach Souers about the upcoming "Spring Scrimmage".

The Havre Public Schools Education Foundation are starting a new initiative, titled the 5 percent initiative, to add another way to raise funds for the Foundation. New Media Broadcasters spoke with Todd Hanson, Treasurer for Havre Public Schools Education Foundation Board of Directors to ask for more information.

Montana At Noon 04/15/24

Noon Sports Update 04/15/24

Jamie Fox is a retired Airforce veteran, and is a beneficiary of the Pact Act herself following her exposure to harsh chemicals during her service. New Media Broadcasters asked her more about the upcoming Pact Act event in Harlem, and why she feels it's important.

Montana At Noon 04/12/24

Noon Sports Update 04/12/24

We discuss the team's recent success down in Lewistown and also at the Cal Wearley and coach gives us a preview of how she is handling three meets in the stretch of one week.

We discuss the team's undefeated start and look ahead to the biggest games of the season so far at the Fergus Invite

Superintendent of Havre Public Schools Brian Gum talks more about the upcoming school levy ballot that will hit Havre residents’ mailboxes in the coming weeks.

Montana At Noon 04/11/24

Noon Sports Update 04/11/24

Lindsey Ratliff of the Havre Education Association talks more about the public forum for School Board of Trustees candidates that's coming up April 18th.

We debrief the Extreme Bares and Broncs competition and look ahead to the second half of the season, which starts Thursday in Bozeman. Coach Kallenberger also addresses two new signings to the program.

Montana At Noon 04/10/24

Noon Sports Update 04/10/24

Shelby Shaw is the Livestock Department Manager and the Youth Education Coordinator with the NILE Foundation, she tells NMB more about their scholarship program, the beneficiaries of which include students in the NMB listening area.

We discuss the abbreviated Havre Invite, which honored the seven seniors on the team. We also look ahead to the Cut Bank Invite and what that entails.

Montana At Noon 04/09/24

Noon Sports Update 04/09/24

The Rocky Boy's town of Box Elder held a candlelight vigil in honor of the recently deceased, including those killed in a double homicide a week prior. Insight Host Isreal Hale reports.

Montana At Noon 04/08/24

Noon Sports Update 04/08/24

New Media Broadcasters spoke with Park Superintendent Chad Edgar about Beaver Creek Park’s predator animals, before getting into the FWS’s safety tips for mountain lion encounters.

Montana At Noon 04/05/24

Noon Sports Update 04/05/24

Commissioner Mark Peterson explains more about the proposed doubling of levied mills to pay for road maintenance in Hill County, one of 5 tax increases proposed by the commissioners that will hit county residents' mailboxes in June.

Montana At Noon 04/04/24

Noon Sports Update 04/04/24

Lila Redding is a volunteer worker and the Depot Museum in Rudyard Montana. She talks on the destruction of the old J&J Grocery store in Rudyard, which used to be a staple of the community, as well as it's destruction to clear the path for a new building: The Community Center

Montana At Noon 04/03/24

Randy Scarlett is the West Zone Biologist for Custer Gallatin National Forrest. He tells NMB more about safe practices when visiting his park in order to avoid a potentially bad encounter with a bear.

We discuss the week that was with no competition taking place and what the team ended up doing. We also preview the Havre Tennis Invitational, which will take place on Friday and Saturday.

We recap the team performances from last week's Frenchtown meet and dive into the coach's decision to train her team for two meets in three days, which is what will happen this week.

We wrap up the season opener in Miles City and preview a rematch with the Cowgirls in the home opener with a trip to Lewistown in between.

Montana At Noon 04/02/24

Updates on MSU-Northern and MSU Football

Randy Scarlett is the West Zone Biologist for Custer Gallatin National Forrest. He tells NMB more about safe practices when visiting his park in order to avoid a potentially bad encounter with a bear.

Montana At Noon 04/01/24

Noon Sports Update 04/01/24

Following a Montana Supreme Court decision ruling four laws as unconstitutionally violating Montanans' right to vote, comments from all sides have sparked. Rylee Sommers-Flanagan of Upper Seven Law, who represented the plaintiffs in this case, gives more context on this ruling.

Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks wants all park goers and recreators to be Bear Aware this upcoming Bear Season, Insight host Isreal Hale shares FWP’s Bear Aware statements and tips.

Following a Montana Supreme Court decision ruling four laws as unconstitutionally violating Montanans' right to vote, comments from all sides have sparked. Rylee Sommers-Flanagan of Upper Seven Law, who represented the plaintiffs in this case, gives more context on this ruling.

Montana At Noon 03/29/24

Noon Sports Update 03/29/24

Following a Montana Supreme Court decision ruling four laws as unconstitutionally violating Montanans' right to vote, comments from all sides have sparked. Rylee Sommers-Flanagan of Upper Seven Law, who represented the plaintiffs in this case, gives more context on this ruling.

Montana At Noon 03/28/24

Noon Sports Update 03/28/24

We discuss the Extreme Bares and Broncs Competition taking place this weekend in Havre at the Bigger Better Barn.

In our most recent catchup, we ask how the offseason has been going for his program as well as get into a huge fundraiser, Extreme Bares and Broncs, set to take place this weekend in Havre. We also discuss a recent signing to the team.