Current estimates give a $2.4 billion cost for the F-M Diversion. The project is expected to be paid with public and private funding.
The public comment period for a final statement describing potential environmental and social impacts of Plan B of the proposed Fargo-Moorhead Diversion has begun.
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Daily News Media, News-Monitor Media and area fire chiefs are hosting a Firefighter Appreciation Night Thursday, Nov. 15 at Wahpeton Eagles Club.
A winner of the North Dakota District 25 Senate race still hasn’t been declared.
CHI St. Francis Health at Home and Hospice Care held a Tuesday, Nov. 13 luncheon for hospice volunteers in Breckenridge, Minnesota.
The Wilkin County Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, Nov. 13 for what turned out to be a lengthy meeting.
West Central Initiative (WCI) is hosting two events in Breckenridge, Minnesota, on Wednesday, Nov. 7. They want to get to know the City of Breckenridge better and give residents a chance to better understand the foundation.
Whether using rakes, leaf blowers or lawnmowers, North Dakota State College of Science students were members of an especially fast and thorough yard crew last week. Anthony Dorter was among those riding the mowers on nearly 30 area lawns. Seventeen lawns, in front and backyards, were taken …
A tool has been launched by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) to give a clearer perception into broadband speed across the state. The testing will aide in establishing a benchmark into consumer experiences with regard to high-speed internet availability.
Minnesota is celebrating 10 years of Give to the Max Day this month. Over the first 9 years $150 million has been raised on this giving holiday.
Fourteen Wahpeton athletes competed in the Special Olympics North Dakota State Bowling Tournament in Mandan, North Dakota over the past weekend. It was the 33rd consecutive year the team’s competed.
It is time for you to get ready for great food, fun, and belly laughs! The annual Chahinkapa Zoo fundraiser will be held Friday, November 16 at the Wahpeton Community Center. If you have never attended this fun and exciting event let me enlighten you with the details.
Following three trips to the state tournament in the last four years, Breckenridge’s basketball program has been invited to multiple exclusive tournaments during the 2018-19 season. The first competition is the Hoops City Classic, which many regard as the top holiday tournament in the countr…
Taking a break from putting together the game plan for his team’s upcoming playoff game, North Dakota State College of Science Head Coach Eric Issendorf decided to narrow down his nominations for the conference awards. Picking a few players from the offense was tough enough, but picking two …
For the first time since 2007, North Dakota State College of Science’s volleyball team is bound for the NJCAA Division I Volleyball Championship. The Wildcats won both of the matches (3-2, 3-1) against North Platte Community College in the best-of-three series to take home the District G Cha…
After getting bounced in the first round last season, the second-year North Dakota State College of Science players were especially hungry to get back to the state championship game. Their determination showed in their Sunday, Nov. 5 semifinal game against the Central Lakes College Raiders. …
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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You may know the persistent absence of responsive care by another name. It is sometimes referred to as neglect or deprivation. Regardless of which of these words, they are defining the same concern. Research from the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child describes it as the abs…
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A patient walks into my office with a puffy, red and irritated eye. The first question might be: What does the loser of the fight look like? The only problem is there has been no fight and the patient has no idea how the eye got like that. This is a classic case of contact dermatitis, a …
The ability to judge the distance of an object is a crucial ability for our daily lives. Much of a person’s depth perception is thanks to stereopsis, the ability to take visual information from two eyes and sense depth. This two perspective method is used by 3-D cameras for filming movies …
SQUISHY. Watch for the melt today as temps jump into the 50s. Moving about in the field will be a bit wetter, so pack your waterproof swamp stompers. We talk current crop conditions, getting geared up for early ice and the power of a rotary vise in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: A rooster...
STILL. A windless morning will start your day off right and animal movement should be fast and frequent in the calm conditions after a five-day stretch of gusts. Watch for the same this evening as things warm up. We talk about that and more in today’s Three Things. Featured Photo: A shadow is cast...
LAST COLD ONE. The complexion of your deer season will change tomorrow as we work through one last day of cold conditions before things heat up some. We get you set for the week with fun outdoor videos to burn away the last cold day and and a great tying site to get you set...
By Nick Simonson It seems to happen all the time once firearms deer season opens; a hunter sitting on stand sees countless pheasants flushing in a grassy field the next section over or a walking group puts up dozens of birds without a dog and armed only with their rifles. It’s a case of right...
Ryan Wallock came home to Hankinson five years ago.
The general election was supposed to decisively choose winners among the various county and state races.
Sheriff Larry Leshovsky was relieved Tuesday night when a contentious recreational marijuana measure was laid to rest, at least for the time being.
Laurie Knaust never considered any other occupation. All she ever wanted to do was teach.