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Lidgerwood Heritage Days was another success this year as people flocked to Lidgerwood to celebrate the history of the town.
Big things are happening at the Daily News and News Monitor beginning Tuesday, July 6, 2021. We launch our new commun…
Last weekend was packed full of mud, metal and mayhem at Vinnie’s Mud Bog held near Lidgerwood.
A woman allegedly held up Lincoln State Bank in Wyndmere around 11 a.m. Monday morning, July 19, and is now on the run.
St. Gerard’s Community of Care has one of the highest rates of staff vaccinations in the state, with 93.3 percent of staff fully vaccinated, according to new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) data.
Vaccinations continue to tick upward in Richland County as active COVID-19 cases have reached a new low since the pandemic began.
On Friday, July 23, Logan Falk officially left the fight with cancer behind him and celebrated being cancer free with friends, family and the community.
Richland County, North Dakota, is slated to receive more than $3.1 million from the American Rescue Plan for COVID-19 relief.
The alleged suspect of a Monday, July 19 bank robbery in Wyndmere, North Dakota, has been arrested.
There’s nothing quite like locally-grown, fresh produce. And when you’ve got a hankering for it, look no further than Uncle Jesse’s Produce.
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Bodie Anderson, 18, of Fairmount was injured in a rollover crash Friday, July 2, KFGO reported.
A proposed ballot initiative would prohibit five of the six legislators serving Richland County, North Dakota, from running for re-election to their present offices. It would also prevent Gov. Doug Burgum, R-N.D. and presently in his second four-year term, from running for re-election. The r…
Big things are happening at the Daily News and News Monitor beginning Tuesday, July 6, 2021. We launch our new community connection initiative, NABUR.
Hankinson-Fairmount-Campbell/Tintah-Rosholt-Lidgerwood (HFCTRL) varsity baseball crushed Enderlin/Maple Valley 9-1 at the Region One play-in game Tuesday, May 19.
Hankinson-Fairmount-Campbell/Tintah-Rosholt-Lidgerwood (HFCTRL) varsity baseball defeated Enderlin/Maple Valley 7-2 Thursday, April 22 for the team's first win of the season.
A little rain at the start of the season couldn’t stop the Pirates’ softball team from playing their season opener and pulling out the win against Hillsboro/Central Valley on April 6. The Pirates defeated Hillsboro/CV 14-11.
Hankinson-Fairmount-Campbell/Tintah-Rosholt-Lidgerwood (HFCTRL) baseball was defeated by Northern Cass 7-1 for HFCTRL’s season opener on April 6.
The Hankinson Pirates were knocked out by the No. 2 Kindred Vikings 71-31 at the region one boys' basketball tournament Monday, March 8.
The Hankinson Pirates boys basketball team was overpowered by the No. 2 Kindred Vikings 71-31 at the region one boy’s basketball tournament on Monday, March 8.
Rylee Steffens from Hankinson shot her buck, with her grandpa Tim Reinke. She made her Grandpa’s hunting season, he said.
