Two Wahpeton residents are running for re-election and to be officially elected as ward councilmen. Their race and several others in Wahpeton will be decided on Tuesday, June 12.
Two Wahpeton residents are running for re-election and to be officially elected as ward councilmen. Their race and several others in Wahpeton will be decided on Tuesday, June 12.
Circle of Nations School, Wahpeton, celebrated the end of the school year with a pow wow that extended from the afternoon until evening of Thursday, May 17. The ceremony honored Circle of Nation’s class of 2018, a total of 15 graduating eighth graders. The departing students graduated Friday…
A Chevy Equinox driven by an elderly woman crashed into McDonald's in Wahpeton around 12:15 p.m. Saturday afternoon, May 19. An officer with the Wahpeton Police Department said her foot slipped off the brake and hit the gas pedal.
Whatever you do, don’t tell Tammy Goerger she can’t do something. She’ll prove you wrong.
The Richland County Sheriff's Office was called to an accident Saturday evening involving an off highway vehicle southeast of Wahpeton.
While Wahpeton and other Richland County cities are preparing for June’s elections, the county board of commissioners is considering decisions affecting voters in 2020 and beyond.
The importance of art therapy for those with disabilities. A program to help students succeed academically. Identifying the warning signs of suicide. Creating care kits for the homeless. Recyclable items used for animal enrichment at Chahinkapa Zoo.
A preview of stories in Tuesday's Daily News Media
Jitters are common, especially in a national tournament. North Dakota State College of Science didn’t shake them right away and they lost their opening game of the NJCAA Division III National Softball Championship in Rochester, Minnesota. Facing elimination, it looked as if NDSCS was in for …
The Breckenridge Cowboys picked up two big wins versus a tough Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, team to secure one of the top finishes in the Heart O’ Lakes on Thursday, May 17.
Wahpeton baseball suffered a 10-7 home loss to Fargo South on Thursday, May 17. Mostly reserves played in the non-conference game. Zach Manock was one of three Huskie pitchers on the mound. Wahp’s regular season finale is a 5 p.m. Friday, May 18 doubleheader on the road against Fargo North.
Tucker Hermes and Bridger Hansen punched their tickets to the state tournament in Dickinson, North Dakota, with their qualifying scores on Wednesday, May 16. We also had a good team score, but as the scores show, the Eastern Dakota Conference is good this year.
Aaron Mark Lee of Wahpeton, North Dakota, and Kali Paige Klath of Mayville, North Dakota, along with their parents Paul and Colleen Lee of Wahpeton, and Curt and Brenda Klath of Mayville, announce their engagement,
Brittany Laine Kaehler and Garrett Robert Onchuck announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
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By Doug Leier, NDG&F Dept. Just like everything else this spring, the boating season is a little delayed. But as the air and water temperatures heat up, thousands will head toward the water to enjoy time fishing, boating, on personal watercraft, paddling a canoe or drifting along in a pontoon. Whenever that first...
HEAR ANY GOOD FISH STORIES LATELY? The state of North Dakota celebrates a new walleye king as Neal Leier of Bismarck dethrones the dubious and long-reigning Wood Lake walleye from 1959 with his 15-pound 13-ounce fish caught yesterday morning in the rain on the Missouri River. While the cool and rainy conditions under which Leier...
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Hankinson-Lidgerwood’s Jana Henderson won the Bois de Sioux golf meet with a solid showing. She shot a 97 for the day in the 18 hole event, good for medalist honors.
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A stingy Enderlin defense gave up only five Pirate Fastpitch hits Thursday, all while the Eagle offense went on a 16-hit batting frenzy.
A pontoon being transported to a local lake busted loose from its trailer Monday, May 7 and came to rest on Interstate 29 near the Wahpeton exit, according to Trooper Luke Hendrickson of the North Dakota Highway Patrol.