Hi-Line Today

Keith Hanson the Gun show director for the Chinook Rod and Gun Club talks about the Gun and Antique Show taking place from September 29th to October 1st. He also talks about what people can expect to see at the show, the contests that will be taking place, and about the Chinook Rod and Gun Club.

Betsi Knight the Owner of Montana Style events talks about the After Harvest Jam. She also talks about the event center and the Bed and Breakfast, inspiration for the event, the bands that are coming, and future events she has planned.

Emily Almberg a Disease Ecologist with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks continues talking about the discovery of White Nose Syndrome in bats in Montana. She continues by talking about what is the impact of bat loss on Montana, is there a treatment for the bats, and where do bats live if not in caves.

Emily Almberg a Disease Ecologist with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks talks about the discovery of White Nose Syndrome in bats in Montana. She also talks about the symptoms of the disease, when it was first detected, and how the WNS impacted bat population.

Noon Sports Update 09/21/23

Montana At Noon 09/21/23

We catch up with coach Eldridge following his team's 21-20 loss last Friday night and ask about the team's struggles on the road this season and then look ahead to the next contest which will be this Friday night at Lockwood with a 7pm kickoff and can be heard on KOJM-610AM.

We look back on the tough loss to Arizona Christian from last Saturday and do a progress report on the offensive and defensive sides of the football as the team prepares for its bye week before playing Carroll College on September 30th.

Montana At Noon 09/20/23

A preview into MSU-Northern rodeo's competition this weekend and a full sports rundown for this weekend's events in Havre and the Hi-Line area

Peyton Cole the festival producer of the Hi -Line Harvest Festival Talks about the event in Chester happening from Friday 22nd to Saturday the 23rd. She also talks about the new album she is releasing at the festival, where the funding for the event comes from, and what she wanted to let people know about the festival.

We catch up with coach Kallenberger about his team's recent trip to Wyoming in the season opener and how the teams are going to host rodeo events in Havre this weekend at the Bigger Better Barn

Reaction from Chinook football coach Mike Jones and clips of an interview with MSU-N rodeo coach Doug Kallenberger

Marc Kloker the region 6 communication education program manager for Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks talks about the Trapper Education Field Day on September 23rd. He also talks about how to register for the event, how difficult the course is, and if the course is required to get a trapping license.

Crystal Laufer the president of the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Havre talks about the condition of mental health in Montana ahead of their NAMI Walk on September 24th.

We debrief on the Sugarbeeters' 56-28 victory over Harlem last Friday night with some great storytelling and look ahead to Fort Benton this coming Friday night, a game that can be heard on 101.3-FM KRYK.

Update on MSU-Northern Volleyball and an MSU Bobcat signs with an NFL team

We catch up with Coach Wagner on his final preseason thoughts and look ahead to the first match of Frontier Conference play as the Skylights take on the Montana Western Bulldogs

Noon Sports Update 09/15/23

Montana At Noon 09/15/23

Jay Evans the director of the Center for Translational Medicines at University of Montana talks about when the vaccine fentanyl and heroin they are developing will reach human trials. He also talks about, what’s next for his team once they complete the vaccine, his opinion on working at the center for translational medicine, and what he’d like listeners to know about vaccines.

Jay Evans the director of the Center for Translational Medicines at University of Montana talks about the upcoming vaccine for fentanyl and heroin they are developing. He also talks about the inspiration behind the vaccine and when research into it began.

Tiffany Thurston the Volunteer Support manager of Northcentral Montana Girl Scouts Talks about the Open House Event they are having in Havre. She also talks about the benefits of joining Girls Scouts, what skills they learn, what the four pillars of Girl Scouts are, what the fee is for parents to register their girl for Girl Scouts, a piece of advice she’d give to anyone wanting to join, and her f...

We look back with coach Eldridge in regards to a last-second play that happened against Custer County and then look ahead to the Blue Ponies' latest matchup on Friday night versus Dawson County.

We welcome in Arizona Christian University broadcaster Kevin Derryberry to New Media Podcasters. Kevin has been calling football games for a decade for the university. He hops on to look back on MSU-Northern's victory over ACU in 2019 and preview the current squad that the Lights will be facing this weekend.