Christopher James Prince, 20, made his initial appearance before Richland County District Court Monday, Sept. 16.
Christopher James Prince, 20, made his initial appearance before Richland County District Court Monday, Sept. 16.
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Alicia Taylor Polley, 24, made her initial appearance before Richland County District Court Friday, Sept. 13.
With a 5-0 vote, commissioners in Richland County, North Dakota, approved an amended 2020 co…
On Monday, Sept. 16, the Breckenridge School Board held a meeting at the district’s elementa…
Editor’s Note: This month’s Point of View looks at innovation in education.
A 15-year-old male was injured in a single vehicle rollover Monday, Sept. 16 outside Fairmount, North Dakota. The extent of his injuries are unknown and his name has not been released.
Kelly Voss, owner of Farm City Supply in Breckenridge, Minnesota, spoke Wednesday, Sept. 11 with the Breckenridge Port Authority. Voss discussed his business, the benefits it provides and the challenges it faces.
1. The 9/11 attacks, a pivotal moment in American history, occurred 18 years ago. Turn to A2 to discover how two residents reconnected with this tragedy and A4 to learn more about its causes and effects.
Wilkin County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, Sept. 17 to discuss assisting residents with employment and county budget talks.
“Honor Your (Foster) Mothers and Fathers” is a new report by Naomi Schaefer Riley, published by the American Enterprise Institute. Riley has made it her business over the past few years to become an expert in foster care and adoption.
Wahpeton gave Grand Forks Red River a good fight in all three sets of the Roughriders’ sweep (25-18, 25-19, 25-17) at WHS. Even in the final set when Red River came out with a big run, Wahp had a strong response in the Thursday, Sept. 19 loss.
North Dakota State College of Science remained undefeated in conference play with another home sweep (25-15, 25-19, 25-12) on Wednesday, Sept. 18 against Williston State College.
Following a tough loss to Itasca Community College, North Dakota State College of Science was anxious to get back on the field and bounce back. Science responded in a big way, putting away Concordia College’s JV by a score of 31-20 on Sunday, Sept. 15.
Beulah, North Dakota, took a 28-0 lead into halftime of their Friday, Sept. 13 battle with Wahpeton. The Huskies were challenged to come out strong in the second half on their homecoming game and despite the 42-14 final score, they more than delivered.
1. Let’s dance! From 7-10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, the Wahpeton Community Center will hold a dance for students in grades 6-8.
1. Are you going? The last day to purchase a ticket for the Jessie Veeder music performance at Wahpeton Event Center is Thursday, Sept. 19. Tickets available at Red Door Art Gallery for the Sept. 26 dinner and performance.
As the horse show season winds to a close, the pressure is on to achieve that last win, compete at the final show and maybe, just maybe win a national title. When that pressure presents itself, the true mettle of a person is shown to everyone.
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Why should you have a skin screening? Skin screening is performed to detect skin cancers at earliest stages, especially melanomas which can lead to death if caught late.
It’s difficult to stand by and watch your older adult with dementia live with anxiety, agitation, or anger. A good way to calm and soothe without using medication is to utilize sensory therapy.
BISMARCK (FNS) — The state of North Dakota for the first time confirmed a case of severe vaping-related lung illness Wednesday, Sept. 18, along with six probable cases under investigation amid a spate of similar ailments across the country.
Dear Doctor: What’s going on with that outbreak of lung disease that’s hitting people who vape? Our 20-year-old son and a lot of his friends vape sometimes, and we’re getting worried.
By John Bradley Although most hunters respect the land, property, and wildlife they are hunting, there are always a few bad actors who do not and in the process give all hunters a bad name. Fall is the ideal time to remind hunters and all outdoor recreationists to be good stewards of the land and...
FUNCTIONAL FRIDAY. We’ve got all the great information to keep your gears greased and cranking through today’s rain, from good initial fisheries survey reports for young-of-the-year fish, money for duck conservation and some fun runs on the horizon in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: In the thick of it. A pair of late-hatch pheasant chicks...
By Nick Simonson There are only three episodes in the current season of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. Typically, PBS releases five or six installments at a time, and most seasons have at least 10 shows in an entire run. However, right now there’s only three, which for those parents like me looking for some soft-glow,...
TRAIL TALES. While summer patterns may be breaking up – both in the weather and among local deer – trail cameras can help tell the story and continue to pattern those big bucks into and beyond the heart of the fall hunting season. We cover three tips for the use of in-season trail cameras in...
Water became the new five-letter word this past spring as a blizzard hit on top of the melt.
Chandra Muller’s kindergarten class will be expected to write at least three sentences this May.
When so much energy is put into defense, it’s hard to turn the tables and become the aggressor.
