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Winter storm advisories went out Thursday evening for the eastern part of North Dakota, as t…
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1. Today in History: In 1792, the cornerstone of the White House was ceremonially laid. The White House has 132 rooms, including three kitchens and 35 bathrooms. Read more on Page A4.
Breckenridge High School Mathletes participated in their annual Adopt-a-Highway clean-up program on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
1. The dreaded ’S’ word: The first winter storm of the season is expected to hit the Southern Red River Valley Thursday, with daytime rain turning to snow Thursday night. Snow and blowing snow is expected Friday and Saturday with temperatures in the low 30s.
WAHPETON — The NDSCS Alumni/Foundation will recognize a group of distinguished alumni and friends on Friday, October 11, 2019 during the Alumni and Friends Awards Recognition at 7 p.m. in the Hektner Student Center on the NDSCS campus in Wahpeton.
The Kindred, North Dakota, Vikings spoiled Wahpeton’s home finale with a 35-0 victory on Thursday, Oct. 10 in a game that was moved up a day due to weather concerns. The Huskies’ highlight of the cold, rainy evening was the Senior Night celebration prior to the game. It was the final time un…
Breckenridge Head Coach Chad Fredericksen has been stressing to his team throughout the year he wanted to see more out of their special team units. He got it last week with a pair of kickoff returns, but they were both called back. The return teams stayed hot in their Wednesday, Oct. 9 road …
After a pair of tight set wins from North Dakota State College of Science, the Wildcats slammed the door shut on Miles Community College to complete the sweep (25-23, 27-25, 25-13). The victory came on Cats for a Cure night on Tuesday, Oct. 8 as the team wore pink jerseys and raised money in…
Breckenridge hit the road to take on their section foe Underwood, Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The Cowgirls made quick work of the Rockets for a 3-0 victory (25-19, 25-21, 25-16).
David Ellefson of Bismarck was presented with the 2019 AARP Andrus Award for Community Service during a volunteer recognition luncheon Oct. 9 in Bismarck.
The North Dakota State University held its 31st annual High School Choral Festival on Oct. 6 and 7. Eight Wahpeton student musicians attended the event along with 500 others singers from the tri-state area.
As an equestrian I can attest to one truism – horses bring me amazing joy. In a busy, stressful world where we fight to smile during the day, it’s the greatest feeling to see my horse and feel the pressures and stresses of the day disappear. It’s hard to describe to non-horse people, but it’…
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Every autumn elicits vulnerability. It brings to mind the truth that life is fragile, and change is constant. One day the Amur Maple tree is aglow with brilliant yellow, orange, and red leaves in the golden sunshine. The next day’s walk reveals a leafless tree that the wind has left bare rev…
Fall is here! I know some have already experienced the first chill of winter, but that’s another conversation.
Dear Doctor: West Nile virus is active again in southern California. What happens when you are infected? Is there a vaccine?
When I check a person’s vision I find valuable information not only in what they say, but how they’re saying it. The difference between 20/20 normal vision and 20/20 clear and sharp vision can be substantial. Often the difference between the two has to do with aberrations.
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TAKE A TOUR. When you’re done checking out the snowfall totals from last week’s storm, take another trip around the broader region to see what’s happening in the outdoors of surrounding states in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Insight into hunter numbers in MN, firearm regulations in SD and upland improvements in MT all provide ideas to...
THAT’S BRIGHT. While the monochromatic white-and-beige winter scale has set in some, there’s still plenty of time to color up your outdoor activities. We talk about colors shifts and small changes in lure assembly to keep things bright and cheery – and attractive to fish – in today’s Outdoors Roundup. Featured Photo: PUT A BEAD...
By Nick Simonson The 2019 Pheasant Opener will be notable for the significant snowfall that has occurred throughout the birds’ central and eastern hunting range in the upper Midwest. When the system clears and hunters have dug their way out of their garages and cautiously advance into the field, prime areas will look much...
SOME SYSTEM. The combination front with trailing low packed a wallop and the back side of the system will continue to drop snow over North Dakota today. After tomorrow’s dig-out, there may be opportunities to survey the landscape and perhaps even hunt in light evening winds. We cover that and more in our Outdoors Roundup....
This week in 1912, a small man named John Schrank came at Theodore Roosevelt outside a hotel and shot him in the chest with a 32 caliber gun.
The committee tasked with establishing a grocery store in Lidgerwood didn’t expect it to take more than a few months to propose definitive plans.
Emergency and communications officials in Richland County support planned upgrades to the state’s 911 call centers.
When Sheila and Alfred Neiber decided to grow aronia berries, they went all in.