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Breckenridge Public School District Superintendent Diane Cordes was honored this month with …
No matter who you are, dealing with a breakup is never fun.
For the last four years, KBMW’s listeners have been starting their day to the voices of Roll…
BISMARCK – North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has vetoed a bill raising fees for drivers licenses, his office said Friday, March 22.
First Community Credit Union’s (FCCU) celebrates its 80th year in business in 2019. Then known as Jamestown Farmers Union Federal Credit Union, the credit union was founded in 1939 with just 45 members. Today the financial cooperative has grown to be the largest in North Dakota with 40,000 m…
Breckenridge High School Mathletes recently competed in the 42nd Annual Tri-College Mathematics Contest hosted by Minnesota State University Moorhead, Moorhead, Minnesota on Wednesday, March 6.
Marathon running is another activity where it is healthy to have long-term goals or a bucket list. It keeps one motivated to maintain an active, healthy and self-disciplined training schedule.
I do not deserve what I have. The success was not really mine. Everybody’s going to find out sooner or later.
On March 12, the North Dakota House and Senate Ethics Committees convened to hear both Senate Bill 2148 and House Bill 1521 for the first time since crossover. There was strong testimony before the committee in favor of SB2148, and not without good reason. SB2148 in its current form is follo…
After falling in a state semifinal battle, some teams go out in the third-place game and don’t bring their all, knowing it wasn’t the final game they were hoping to be playing in.
Coming into this season, Richland’s boys basketball team had high hopes to be one of the best teams in their school’s history. They made their mark in the Region 1 Tournament, winning all three of their games to advance to the North Dakota State Basketball Tournament in Minot, North Dakota.
A big run by Hawley, Minnesota, and numerous empty Breckenridge possessions in the final four minutes led to a 58-53 Nugget win on Monday, March 11. The Section 8AA battle was held at Concordia College and was the final game for six Cowboy seniors who end their careers with three winning sea…
Breckenridge found themselves down on their home court in the first half of their Section 8AA playoff game against Park Rapids, Minnesota, on Thursday, March 7. Junior Perez, one of the recent newcomers to the varsity rotation, came in and gave his team the boost to take a five-point lead in…
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There have been studies about prisons that claim “Placing prisoners in solitary confinement is tantamount to torture and it needs to stop.”
The term “at-risk” is often used to describe students or groups of students who are considered to have a higher probability of failing academically or dropping out of school.
In September 2018, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration declared that e-cigarette use among teenagers had reached epidemic proportions. By definition, an epidemic requires an immediate and serious action and that is why I have decided to devote this column to the topic.
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It is getting warmer outside, snowstorms are going away, there’s a change in the air and chances are you’re showing at least one of the following spring fever symptoms. I swear I’ve caught it just like a cold!
Eye emergencies can be very serious. Follow these simple first aid tips to ensure damage is kept to a minimum until medical attention can be sought in the event of an emergency:
Fiber is not a nutrient, but it is a very important part of healthy diet. Fiber is the part of plants that cannot be digested. Because on average we tend to eat too many processed, refined grains, we miss out on a lot of fiber that was a part of the whole grain. Fiber is found in all veggies…
Solicitations for Medicare Advantage plans once again have been arriving in the mail, promising the best bargain since sliced bread. A case in point is one from Emblem Health, a managed care company in my area that says it considers me what they call a “candidate” for their “special needs pl…
CHILL. Don’t fret, spring will return this week as nervous anglers start eyeing waters – for flooding and for the first runs of fish. We cover both topics in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: Step Carefully. Stay focused on current and drops when wade fishing in spring, especially with fluctuating water levels. Simonson Photo. ...
SHOOTING STARS. If you missed last night’s northern lights show (as much of SW ND did), you still have a chance to catch up on some of the state’s shooting start in both archery and trap as the former season comes to an end and the latter kicks off – we talk about those and...
By Nick Simonson The growing popularity of trap shooting, particularly with the advancement of the North Dakota State High School Clay Target League to dozens of schools in the state, has happened at a rapid pace. Where three years ago only a few dozen shooters participated in the new high school sport, it...
FIVE-OH! We’ll push the boundaries of our young spring today as temps soar on soft southerlies and more snow makes its way to water. Additionally, an exciting sky display may be in store tonight as the northern lights fire up; we talk about that and more in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: A bull bluegill...
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S.
The steady melt is going to continue today with Accuweather predicting highs in the mid-40s. Also look for partial sunshine.
