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The Harlem Public Library board of trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting today, May 28, at 4:30 P.M. The library will close at noon Friday, May 30 for board and staff training. The Summer Reading program “Color Our World” is underway. Children are encouraged to register to participate. The program lasts for eight weeks and children are challenged to complete the weekly checklist of five things: Read at least one hour, help someone, write or draw, listen to music, and move your body. Each week they complete the checklist they wil...
We’re excited to announce our summer reading program, Color Our World, June 16–August 1. Readers 0-17 will be able to earn stickers in a variety of ways to enter in a raffle for special prizes. Adults won’t collect stickers, but they shouldn’t feel left out—there are prizes for them too. All participation in library events will be counted as minutes read. Top readers in each category will win prizes. All participants will have a chance to win raffles. Details about the summer reading program will be available soon on the library website (...
Harlem Elementary's annual Track and Field Day was a huge success and the perfect way to end the 2024 -2025 school year....
Dawn Newland describes herself as "a researcher, author, artist, and weaver of the threads of history." She lives and ranches on a spread situated where the corners of South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming meet. For the last two decades, among other projects, she's written historical pieces about frontier days in the Little Rockies and is currently writing an historical novel about Kid Curry (born Harvey Logan) and his exploits. Tuesday after Memorial Day, 2025, (May 27), Dawn will be in Landusky...
The “Color Our World” summer reading kickoff event will take place the last day of school, Thursday, May 22 following the dismissal of school. Children are invited to register for summer reading on the south side of the library. From there they may enjoy a color walk/run in the block on the west side of the library. There will be stops to make messy art projects, color powder, and a bike raffle at MAPS Media Institute. The Harlem Civic Association will serve a free meal in the city park and the Harlem Fire Department will have their trucks rea...
The Blaine County Library will be closed Monday May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. Meadowlark students visited the library this week to learn about the fun activities Carsey has planned this summer! Be on the lookout for information in your child’s backpack. The 2025 Summer Reading Program theme is: “Color Our World”! For 2025, we invite you to embark on a journey of art and creativity, celebrating the myriad ways in which art enriches our lives. The program is designed to inspire and engage readers of all ages through a diverse array...
Area residents are invited to kick off summer with family friendly fun on Thursday, May 22. Sponsored by local partners, the Harlem Public Library is hosting a preview to Color Our World, the theme for summer reading this year. Promotional materials for the event announce, “Celebrate reading with a colorful walk, messy art projects, music, food, and a movie to wrap it up!” Registration for summer reading will take place on the south side of the library starting at 1:00 p.m. A free meal provided by the Harlem Civic Association will follow at...
The Book Challenge for May is to read a book with flower on the front. Come check out the selections we have on display. The library is hosting the “Stepping On” workshop series beginning Monday, May 19, 1:30 - 2:30 P.M in the library meeting room. This seven-week series focuses on helping participants to avoid dangerous and costly falls by teaching how to identify and remove fall hazards; how vision, hearing, medication, and footwear may affect your risk for falling; strength and balance exercises; and how to get back on your feet if you exper...
The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting on Monday May 19th at 4:30 p.m. in the library meeting room. We are busy gearing up for the Summer Reading Program. The 2025 Summer Reading Program theme is: “Color Our World”! For 2025, we invite you to embark on a journey of art and creativity, celebrating the myriad ways in which art enriches our lives. The program is designed to inspire and engage readers of all ages through a diverse array of artistic expressions. Carsey has a lot of fun activities and cra...
Harlem High School was buzzing with artistic energy this week as the talented students of the Art Club, guided by their Art Teacher & Advisor Mary-Kate French, unleashed their creative superpowers at the annual Spring Art Show on April 29. The halls of HHS transformed into a vibrant gallery, showcasing a dazzling array of student masterpieces adorning the halls. From the smooth strokes of acrylic and the delicate washes of watercolor to the rich textures of oil pastel and the innovative...
May Day means many things to many people around the world—from dancing around a May Pole to filling May baskets and leaving them as surprises on door handles. Simply celebrating the arrival of spring by decorating homes and public spaces with flowers represents another method for observing the spirit of May. However, Turner commemorated May 1 by celebrating the arts. The junior high theatre class at Turner Public Schools performed a murder mystery on that evening at 7:00, and Art Educator, Mrs....
If you missed the opening of the latest Montana Actors’ Theatre (MAT) production The Prisoner of Second Avenue by Neil Simon, there is still time to catch the show on May 8-10 at 7:30 p.m. in the MAT Theatre on the campus of MSU–Northern. Mayo Clinic Staff verify that when it comes to relieving stress, “more giggles and guffaws are just what the doctor ordered.” Presented by Steve and Julie Mariani, the production takes place in the heart of 1970s Manhattan. Mel Edison is living the middle-class dream until everything starts to unravel...
The Harlem Public Library is hosting The Montana Constitution Road Show, Monday, May 12 at 6:30 P.M. in the library meeting room. The educational presentation celebrates this revolutionary document written in 1972 by 100 delegates from across the state. Sponsored by the nonprofit law firm Upper Seven Law, this free program will talk about the foundations of a functioning democracy, the rule of law, and the way the Montana Constitution brings Montana values to life. Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking evening. The Book Challenge for...
Havre Trails, a group interested in promoting and improving walking, running, and bike paths, is currently looking for sponsors for the 2025 Summerfest that will be taking place on Saturday, August 23 in Havre’s Pepin Park. On Earth Day, April 22, the group celebrated by thanking the Hi-Line communities for their past support. “Every step you take on our beautiful local trails is made possible by community support,” Lindsey Brandt-Bennett stated. “You help us maintain and expand the outdoor spaces that make our area special.” Since the nonprofi...
As one of their course requirements, students enrolled in Dr. Miller's journalism class at Turner Public School participated in the Montana High School Journalism Contest sponsored by the University of Montana School of Journalism. All entries had to be submitted electronically by March 26, and winners were announced last week. In the category of News Writing, first place was presented to Jake Brown from Turner's school newspaper The Northwind; second place went to Holly Grabofsky, and Landon...
Today, April 30, at 4:30 P.M. the Harlem Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting. The library will be closed May 1 so staff may attend meetings. The Book Challenge for May is to read a book with a flower on the cover. If you have completed the April Book Challenge please contact the library to have your name entered to win a gift certificate from a local business. The Blaine County Health Department will be sponsoring the “Stepping On Workshop” at the Harlem Library on Mondays from 1:30-2:30 P.M beginning May 19. Thi...
We have a nice variety of books ready for checkout this week. The Boxcar Librarian by Brianna Labuskes is a thrilling Depression-era novel, about a woman’s quest to uncover a mystery surrounding a local librarian and the Boxcar Library—a converted mining train that brought books to isolated rural towns in Montana. Inspired by the true history of Missoula’s Boxcar Library. In Kills Well with Others by Deanna Raybourn, four women assassins, senior in status—and in age—sharpen their knives for another bloody good adventure in this follow-up...
Long time Chinook resident Bob Sharples was recognized recently for his 50 years of membership in and service to the Chinook American Legion Post #48. In a recent interview Sharples shared how he came to be a member of the post and his role, for several years, as the post's commander. A large part of the story is about a family tradition providing support to veterans of the armed services. The American Legion was chartered by the U.S. Congress in 1919 The American Legion was started by...
Hi-Line Maker’s Market will be a new option for shoppers on the Hi-Line in May. The old second-hand store at 225 Indiana Street in Chinook, just below The Elk’s bar sign, will be open all five weekends in May on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Opening date is May 1, 2025. The market is the brain child of Colleen Overcast who was inspired to organize this pop-up vendor store after realizing that there is a need on the Hi-Line for such a venue. “Many talented people in our area get joy from creating special items....
As spring breathes new life into the Hi-Line, the towns of Chinook and Turner are buzzing with events that showcase creativity, connection, and community pride. Whether you’re savoring the arts, supporting local students, or celebrating the women who make our world brighter—there’s something for everyone in the coming weeks. In Turner, the community is invited to a special evening celebrating student creativity at the Turner Night of the Arts on Thursday, May 1. Held at Turner Public School, located at 190 First Street East, this event will...
Chinook High School celebrated its 2025 Prom on March 29 at the Chinook High School Gym. The event began at 7:00 p.m., with the theme "A Night of Fun in Vegas" creating an exciting and glamorous atmosphere for all attendees. This year's Prom Court included Ashlyn Holfeldt, Falyn Cecrle, Kirbey Hofeldt, Tayla Richman, Mara Edwards, Bailey Billmayer, Maddison Dunkin, Carter Rayburn, Carson Kelly, Owen Davies, Ayden Alisch, Richard Engstrom, Wyatt Matteson, and Zeke Sanders. At the end of a...
Hello Harlem! I hope everyone had a happy holiday. Easter, Pascha and Passover all took place this month. What a great time to meet with family, enjoy religious services, and watch the kids as they find their baskets from the Easter bunny. Easter is also a time to celebrate spring and the return of life on the Hi-line. The grass is turning green, the trees are budding and the birds are chirping away. What a pleasant time of year. Nature is showing off for us. Harlem Clean-Up Day, sponsored by the Harlem Civic Association, will be held Tuesday,...
Today, April 23, the Friends of the Library Executive Board will meet at 5:15 P.M. in the library meeting room. There will be no After School Squad today. The Book Challenge for April is to read a book with an article of clothing in the title. When you complete the challenge, please notify the library to have your name entered to win a gift certificate from a local business. The May Book Challenge is to read a book with flower on the cover. The library board of trustees will hold their monthly meeting April 30 at 4:30 P.M. The library will be...
The Blaine County Library Board of Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday April 28th at 4:30 p.m. Thank you to everyone who stopped during National Library Week! Kadie Dahl won the adult door prize, and Alizay Ferguson won the youth door prize. We have 3 non-fiction books ready for checkout this week. “Autism Out Loud” by Kate Swenson, Carrie Cariello, and Adrian Wood details life with a child on the spectrum, from diagnosis to young adulthood. These three mothers share their experiences and learnings about life alongside aut...
The latest Colleen Coble novel is “Ambush.” Paradise Alden has distrust in men, in God, and maybe in herself. Her parents were murdered when she was a child and she suffered abuse in the foster care system. Then she was betrayed by her first love and attacked by a jaguar. Fifteen years after leaving her hometown she has returned to try and find her life again as a veterinarian at The Sanctuary, a wildlife refuge. But soon a series of deadly events threaten her future. “Broken Country” is by Clare Leslie Hall. Beth and her husband, Frank,...
