Pat Stern has followed one principle throughout her career in healthcare: it’s always been about the people.
Pat Stern has followed one principle throughout her career in healthcare: it’s always been about the people.
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1. This Day in History: In 1997, Madeleine Albright was confirmed as the first female U.S. secretary of state.
1. Sunday edition inside: Due to the blizzard conditions over the weekend, we were unable to get our weekend paper out in Saturday’s mail. You can find it inserted in today’s edition.
Explaining a movie like “Bad Boys For Life” makes me think less about filmmaking and more about food preparation.
1. Sunday’s Birthdays: Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849); Tippi Hedren (1930-), actress; Janis Joplin (1943-1970), singer-songwriter; Dolly Parton (1946-), singer-songwriter; Paula Deen (1947-), chef/author; Robert Palmer (1949-2003), singer-songwriter; Katey Sagal (1954-), actress; Thomas Kinkade…
Preview of Jan. 10's Daily News.
In the world of junior college athletics, it’s rare to have a player on a roster for more than two years. Due to a variety of reasons, including both good and bad luck, North Dakota State College of Science has three players who are in their third season with the program. Along with the trio…
Wahpeton got the balanced offensive attack they’ve been looking for all season in their Tuesday, Jan. 14 home battle with Fargo North.
The Breckenridge-Wahpeton Blades had been without their captain and one of their assistant captains the last couple games and both of them returned to the ice on Tuesday, Jan. 14.
Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, came to Breckenridge on a hot streak where they’d won eight out of their last nine games.
- Lambrecht resigns from Wahp council
- Man dies after veering into oncoming traffic in Wilkin County
- Slow-moving train strikes school bus Thursday at Lidgerwood
- Student accidentally shot on Wahpeton’s NDSCS campus Tuesday
- Garage and vehicle catch fire in Breckenridge
- Man Life Flighted after camper explosion
- Negligent homicide defendant appears in court
- Homicidal violence believed to have killed man in Wahpeton
- Crews work to recover corn after vandals dumped about 150,000 bushels on the ground
- Multi-vehicle accident
We all hope nothing bad would happen to our horses, but are you prepared if something would occur? If you are like most horse owners, you know a medical emergency is a possibility, but don’t like to think about it. Unfortunately, that lack of preparation could be the difference between your …
If you have always loved or been interested in horses, you may wonder how can you help your child grow to love horses, as well? The trick is to start them off on the right foot by making horse riding and training a fun, safe, learning experience.
Happy New Year! Let’s hope 2020 brings you lots of positivity and joy. The New Year means it’s time for annual resolutions and goals. Of course, my resolutions and goals will have an equestrian’s twist to them.
A corneal ulcer is an infection in the front window of the eye. It is an emergency level problem due to its ability to decrease vision or ultimately blind the eye that is infected. Those who sleep in their contact lenses are anywhere from 20 to 50 times more likely to get a corneal ulcer tha…
Dear Doctor: Our family is worried; my 18-year-old grandson won’t give up vaping. How many people have gotten sick? We just read about something called popcorn lung. What is that?
New research from the University of Minnesota examines how secondhand smoke might impact children and adolescent cardiovascular health.
I believe that honesty is almost always the best policy. However, there are some topics people don’t want to talk about. The whys, how’s, dangers and wonders about sexuality is a topic that is still covered up today, but these issues were much more suppressed years ago. Growing up in the ‘50…
TWO IN A ROW! Great conditions will again facilitate ice time today as light winds and melting temperatures favor the angler. We go around the state with sights, stories and suggestions for the week, the winter and the tax year in our Outdoors Roundup! Featured Photo: The sun sets over the snowy Missouri River valley....
WELCOME WARM-UP! Conditions improve dramatically today and tomorrow as moderate winds and warming temperatures bubble up into the region helping to clean things up after this weekend’s chilly weather. We’ve got the news on that, more from the BWCA and some sticky suggestions in our Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: HAND MADE SUNSHINE. A stack of...
GET TREKKIN’ We go around the region for news you can use – from grabbing your hunting gear to snowmobile tips to more concerning CWD happenings in Montana. Check all that out and more in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: ON ‘EM! With improvements in the weather, you’ll have more opportunities to find the fish...
SETTLE. Things will be cold and calm today as we eye improvements in the weather that will facilitate more time outdoors this week. In the meantime we’ve got waterfowl to watch and a battle for one of the region’s most pristine wild areas to cover in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: Pines & Mines. A...
Farmers and agriculture professionals from throughout the southern Red River Valley gathered Wednesday, Jan. 15 in Wahpeton. Guests of the North Dakota State University Extension Service, the men and women participated in a Soil Health Café Talk at City Brew Hall.
It was a tale of two halves Thursday night in Region 1 girls basketball action.
