Breckenridge Port Authority met Wednesday, Nov. 20 at City Hall to discuss soil boring tests and economic development.
Breckenridge Port Authority met Wednesday, Nov. 20 at City Hall to discuss soil boring tests and economic development.
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With a 4-0 vote, the Richland County Board of Commissioners approved a human service zone agreement.
1. Turkey Bingo: Breckenridge Wahpeton Swim Team is raising funds with a turkey bingo event from 5:30-8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23 at Wahpeton Vets Club. Enjoy BBQs, goodies and raffles.
New information is available in the investigation of strong odors from northern Wahpeton.
Preview of Nov. 3's Daily News.
Seemingly every time Nate Seward hauled in an interception or broke up a pass for North Dakota State College of Science this season, someone on his sideline would yell, “Best corner in JUCO!” It’s not surprising to hear teammates hyping up someone on their squad, but his numbers give merit t…
Basketball season is back for the North Dakota State College of Science basketball teams. For the second year in a row, the Wildcat squads opened up with the Mon-Dak Preseason Basketball Tournament. Both teams went 2-1 in the weekend event to finish third.
As the mercury drops, we are reminded that “Old Man Winter” is once again knocking on our doors.
In today’s mostly electronic world, horses may be the missing link to the basic connection of mind and body. This is especially true with children. Horses teach important life skills to families and children. Children learn responsibility by caring for horses and develop basic muscle strengt…
1. Today in History: In 1954, the USMC War Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) was dedicated near Arlington National Cemetery.
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As we drove in the car to various aunt’s and uncle’s homes for a Sunday visit, I fondly recall hearing my Papa say, “Look around you … pay attention to what is going on around you. Notice the leaves on the trees and how the wind moves them.” Little did I know, my Papa was teaching me early o…
A muddle and mixture of family and friends surrounded the dying elderly woman like she was a campfire. They came to honor and pay their respects; many generations, from all over the country. This group seemed well educated, well-read, and the intellectual discussions were tossed around in th…
It is estimated that up to 75 percent of the U.S. adult population uses some type of vision correction – but why?
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL — Starting with the 2020 school year in Minnesota, all students not reading at grade level by the end of kindergarten through second grade must be screened for dyslexia. Students in third grade and above who demonstrate a reading difficulty must also be screened for dysl…
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SIMMERING SATURDAY. Things warm up and westerly breezes settle in for your Saturday and the weekend with highs in the mid-40s straight through Sunday before a bit of a cold front chills things into Thanksgiving. We’ve got a look at that and more in our Outdoors Roundup for today. Featured Photo: The November sun sinks...
By John Bradley, NDWF Executive Director It started as a light-hearted joke from my neighbor as I was unpacking my car from a hunting trip. “You seem to be spending a lot of gas money just to come home empty handed, you know the grocery store is only a couple blocks away, right?” Not having...
A fine Friday is setting up and you’re about to have more land to explore in your upland adventures next week. We cover those refuges opening up again to late-season hunts along with some great Thanksgiving runs and what to watch for next week on Black Friday. Featured Photo: The Rock. Ole the lab sits...
By Nick Simonson “How did this happen,” my panicked brain thought as I sat speared to the ground by the deep-welled eyes staring back at me from 20 yards away, their blackness lightened only by the twinkle of the last rays of the late afternoon sun shining down from over the bluff behind me....
People living in a small town don’t expect every amenity taken for granted in larger cities. They may have only one restaurant, gas station, one grocery store, but are quick to say small-town life offers comforts more important than shopping malls and entertainment venues.
FARGO, N.D. — Hankinson came out calm and controlled Thursday in their battle for third place at the Region 1 volleyball tournament.
Watching sports is as much fun for Lyle Prochnow of Hankinson as it was for him to play them. Here’s what Lyle has to say about sports and watching his grandchildren:
BISMARCK — Business is booming in North Dakota.