Wilkin County held its Truth in Taxation public hearing at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 in the commissioner’s room inside the Wilkin County Courthouse. The proposed 2019 levy and budget were presented.
Wilkin County held its Truth in Taxation public hearing at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 in the commissioner’s room inside the Wilkin County Courthouse. The proposed 2019 levy and budget were presented.
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Darrel Hendrickson, Colfax, North Dakota, wanted to help his city and its park board.
The outdoor ice rink at the Breckenridge Community Center is beckoning skaters with perfect ice conditions created recently by the lingering stretch of frigid weather.
Multiple Breckenridge sports have injected some young blood into their program with first-year coaches. Whether it’s newcomer Austin Imdieke or the pair of hometown bo…
Consumers expect the beef they purchase and prepare to be wholesome, healthy and a quality product.
A Wahpeton man was cited for failure to yield at an intersection following a two-vehicle crash Wednesday, Nov. 28 in Wahpeton. The accident occurred at approximately 4:36 p.m. at the intersection of Dakota Avenue and 11th Street North. No serious injuries were reported.
Wahpeton’s hoping to make its voice known to local legislators.
Rick Whittier of Lidgerwood, North Dakota, is renowned for crafting what he calls functional art. He ships his spear fishing decoys worldwide. There are so many orders, in fact, that this time of year is rather crazy, he said.
• Red. A brilliant Christmas color. The red berries on the holly, Rudolph’s nose, Santa’s sleigh and mistletoe. But, best of all is the red Salvation Army kettle and volunteers in red aprons ringing for the cause. Remember that even your extra change is helpful.
In November, nearly 170,000 North Dakotans voted for transparency in government by supporting Measure 1, the anti-corruption ballot measure. They did this in spite of misinformation about what the measure would do. The overreaction by Measure 1’s opponents was fierce but unwarranted.
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When taking on the No. 5 team in the state, missed opportunities need to be limited. Wahpeton had Fargo Shanley right where they wanted them on Friday, Dec. 7, but turnovers and missed free throws kept the Huskies from pulling off the upset in a 59-54 defeat.
The first game of the NDSCS AmericInn Classic saw North Dakota State College of Science beat up on Bryant & Stratton College by a score of 85-47 on Friday, Dec. 7. The hosts limited the Bobcats to 22 percent shooting from the field, while also holding them to 4/32 from behind the arc.
A slow start to Breckenridge’s Thursday, Dec. 6 game against Wadena-Deer Creek, Minnesota, led to the Cowboys taking a 14-point lead into halftime. The Cowboy defense clamped up in the second half, holding the Wolverines to 14 points in an 87-53 road win.
A back-and-forth game in Breckenridge saw the Barnesville, Minnesota, Trojans hold off the Cowgirls for a 64-54 victory. It was the first loss of the season for Breck on Friday, Dec. 7.
Jan Ketterling, a local psychologist, participated in the Region 2 American Quarter Horse Championship show last weekend in Rapid City, South Dakota. Her horse, No Doubt Ima Loper, was awarded the Grand Champion award in three events: Amateur Performance Geldings, Open Performance Geldings a…
The ability for a simple horse to drastically change lives is being witnessed daily at Ricigliano Farms. Since its inception last year, children and adults have been positively impacted through riding lessons and most recently through equine assisted psychotherapy.
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The Christmas season is frantic as shoppers rush for the perfect gift, top the tree with colorful lights and ornaments, then prepare a massive feast for both family and friends.
AGCO Corporation, a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment and solutions, named Jerry Born of Fairmount as the 13th Annual Operator of the Year.
The cause of a Wednesday morning fire at Lidgerwood Market has not been determined.