More North Dakota youth are reporting extended feelings of depression, to the point of seriously considering attempting suicide, according to the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
More North Dakota youth are reporting extended feelings of depression, to the point of seriously considering attempting suicide, according to the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey.
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Area agencies responded to two fire calls in Breckenridge, Minnesota on Monday, Dec. 9.
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1. This Day in History: John Lennon, a former member of the Beatles, was shot and killed by an obsessed fan in New York City Dec. 8, 1980. Read more about the event on Page 4.
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North Dakota State College of Science followed up their lopsided win over Dakota County Technical College with another blowout victory on Saturday, Dec. 7. University of Jamestown’s JV couldn’t slow down Science in the NDSCS Baymont Inn Classic as six Wildcats hit double figures in a 98-73 rout.
Breckenridge entered their home opener against Fergus Falls, Minnesota, as heavy underdogs. Fans in the gym wouldn’t have known by the opening minutes when the Cowboys punched the Otters in the mouth with an 8-2 run.
When Wahpeton’s Josh Krump, the No. 1 wrestler in Class A North Dakota, is the fourth seed, that’s a clear sign of a loaded bracket.
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1. This Day in History: In 1901, the first Nobel Prizes were awarded. Learn more about what inspired their creation on page A3.
Wahpeton Zimmerman, Elementary Schools and Middle School — Breakfast: Monday: pancakes or cereal, beef stick, fruit/juice, milk. Tuesday, muffin or cereal, yogurt, fruit/juice, milk. Wednesday, filled bar or cereal, hard boiled egg, fruit/juice, milk. Thursday, star cereal, smoothie, fruit/j…
1. Ho Ho Ho! and a cup of Joe: Bring the family to visit with Santa Claus in front of the fireplace at Dakota Coffee from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
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We’re not all as physically active as we should be, and it can be hard to fit workouts into our daily routine. On the other hand, when it comes to relieving ourselves (yes, we mean going to the bathroom), we can’t really deny our regular need to do our business.
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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, along with Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, announced Wednesday that the State of Minnesota is suing e-cigarette manufacturer JUUL Labs, Inc. The lawsuit, filed in Hennepin County District Court, alleges among other counts th…
Dear Doctor: Our dad’s left eye and the side of his face started to droop suddenly, and it seemed like he’d had a stroke. The doctor says it’s actually Bell’s palsy. What is that?
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HUMP DAY. Make it through today and things start to warm up toward the weekend. Don’t get too comfortable as another cold bump comes on Saturday. We check out the ice today and reports from a North Dakota insider with the US FWS in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: First Dog. DEO celebrates the life...
SKYTALKER. Following Thanksgiving’s cool display of the crescent moon, Venus and Jupiter aligning in the sky we’ve got another light show planned for this week with the Geminids meteors peaking. We cover that and more on what’s influencing our night skies in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: Aligned. The crescent moon and Venus shine in...
COVER UP. Surprisingly significant snow has fallen as part of a fast-moving system. With it, wildlife will be entering winter survival mode, relying on heavy cover across the region to get through the chilly stretch to come. We cover those options and more in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: CAT CALL. Cattails provide excellent upland...
CLIPPED. An Alberta Clipper gains steam and targets a smile-shaped swath of the upper Midwest with snow today and tomorrow. We’ve got a look at next week’s conditions, tips for those signing up for CRP and a quick rust check in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: FLAG! Make sure tip-ups are ready to go! Simonson...
Hankinson officials have watched the N.D. Highway 11 road degrade after heavy traffic use, including heavy farm trucks hauling corn to Hankinson Renewable Energy, Inc., an ethanol plant on the city’s eastern edge.
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Central Cass is a team to watch. The young squad is athletic, can shoot well from across the court and puts up a press that is difficult to break.
