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By Nick Simonson It’s a sure sign of spring when you begin to see the little mounds of dirt popping up between the segments of sidewalk, evidence of ants hard at work getting active and ready for the warm weather months. As these industrious insects ramp up their efforts for the betterment of their colonies,...
By Nick Simonson When fish are active in the warming waters of spring, triggering a reaction strike can be one of the most exciting ways to explore new areas, locate fish quickly and create some memorable outings. A classic lure that can be customized for all species from trout, to smallmouth bass, to pike and...
By Mike Peluso Old news is good news. The big walleyes are still lingering around the Missouri River near Bismarck, and that’s a great thing; especially if you have kids, as this is the best time to introduce a young person to fishing. I still have the remainder of May that I will be guiding...
By Nick Simonson Amidst all the discussion of global warming, climate change, and pollution on a level so great that a second landmass made of plastic floating in the Pacific Ocean can be seen from outer space, it’s the smaller areas where I encounter garbage that stick with me each spring. After a winter under...
News Monitor, which serves southern Richland County, North Dakota, and its surrounding area, won 34 awards from the North Dakota Newspaper Association (NDNA). Better Newspaper Contest winners were announced Friday, May 7.
In your late 20s your doctor tells you that you’re going to have a heart attack by 35 if you continue with your lifestyle. What would you do?
A 15-year-old male was killed in a car crash four miles east of Lidgerwood in the early morning hours of Saturday, May 8.
The Wyndmere School Board offered Anthony Morrison the Wyndmere School District superintendent position, which Morrison promptly accepted.