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The Adams County Sheriff's Office is replacing their two 2014 Ford Explorers with black 2022 Dodge Durangos. | PHOTO BY ANDY ROEHL
From boys in brown to men in black, local law enforcement is set to deploy two new squad cars this summer.
By Andy Roehl
Seventh-graders Max Manolovits, Sie Ervine and Jory Stenberg, left to right, show the poster the community service group made to raise funds to pack duffel bags for foster kids. | PHOTO BY LUANN DART
One good deed is turning into another at the Mott-Regent Public School, as a grant to enhance the school’s behavioral health services has also led to an inspiring community service project.
By Luann Dart
Billings County Tax Director Stacey Swanson and Golden Valley County Tax Director Carla Beeler conducted the tax equalization meeting prior to the city council meeting to go over tax assessments in Sentinel Butte. Swanson, former Golden Valley tax director, is training Beeler in her new position. | PHOTO BY CAROL TESCHER OBRIGEWITCH
The Sentinel Butte City Council killed two birds with one stone on April 8th. They met at 7:30 p.m. for the Tax Equalization Meeting and the regular City Council meeting at 8:00 p.m.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
THE SIMMERS FAMILY, Josh and Sara Simmers along with daughters Genevieve, Synnove and Ivy map out their trip to see the Total Solar Eclipse in person. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Midday, on Monday April 8, day became dusk for many cities and states as the moon perfectly aligned with the sun, known as a Total Solar Eclipse.
By Riley Dahl
ELVIS PRESLEY (ALEX SWINDLE) AND JOHHNY CASH (BILL SCOTT SHEETS) performed many toe-tappin’ hits at the Old Town Hall in Medora last weekend. | PHOTO BY KRISTI KRAMLICH
Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash may be gone but their music still lives on in our hearts.
By Kristi Kramlich
Friends 2 Follow
Grant County News
Bison Stampede (Hazen) – April 9 Men’s Varsity 200 Meters: 34. Tyler Rossow: 25.93; 55. Angus Fuchs: 27.27; 65. Gavin Ottmar: 27.75
Clyde Dallas Heinle, age 68 of Flasher, ND died at home, Thursday, April 11, 2024, due to a very sudden illness.
THE SIMMERS FAMILY, Josh and Sara Simmers along with daughters Genevieve, Synnove and Ivy map out their trip to see the Total Solar Eclipse in person. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Midday, on Monday April 8, day became dusk for many cities and states as the moon perfectly aligned with the sun, known as a Total Solar Eclipse.
By Riley Dahl
Last week, I brought home three orphan lambs to bottle feed, and this week I was expecting the sheep I brought home last month to begin having babies of their own.
By Eliza Blue
Last Sunday some attended and enjoyed the Junior Class meal and bake sale at the Community Center, a fundraiser for their Senior Class trip next year. (Thanks for the lunch, Junior Class.) They o
By Pastor Ed Zimmerman
Carson Press news
The Carson Roosevelt Public School 2023-2024 school year is winding down, with many activities rounding out the year.
By Riley Dahl
What a beautiful weekend to be outdoors! The sun was shining, and the wind was light, then comes Monday morning and the wind is howling. I hope everyone enjoyed the weekend!
By Debbie Vollmuth
THE SIMMERS FAMILY, Josh and Sara Simmers along with daughters Genevieve, Synnove and Ivy map out their trip to see the Total Solar Eclipse in person. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Midday, on Monday April 8, day became dusk for many cities and states as the moon perfectly aligned with the sun, known as a Total Solar Eclipse.
By Riley Dahl
Last week, I brought home three orphan lambs to bottle feed, and this week I was expecting the sheep I brought home last month to begin having babies of their own.
By Eliza Blue
Spring must have sprung. I hear lawn mowers going and the fire siren going off for a grass fire. The way the wind keeps blowing that’s a really scary sound.
By Lois Stewart
Adams County news
This week started out with temperatures in the upper 40s and ended with temperature of 84 degrees on Saturday. Unfortunately, the wind blew hard most of the week.
By Betty Olson
Randy Burwick (middle) and Ty Warbis (right) present a Night Hawk wrestling award to Acalia Olson (left). | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Parents, coaches, students, and fellow community members of Hettinger and Scranton assembled in the Roberts-Reinke Auditorium on Sunday evening for a banquet held in honor of our local athletes.
By Andy Roehl
Last week, I brought home three orphan lambs to bottle feed, and this week I was expecting the sheep I brought home last month to begin having babies of their own.
By Eliza Blue
Laela Jensen has been named one of six finalists for the North Dakota High School Activities Association’s Distinguished Student Award. This accolade is given to a high school junior who exemplifies the positive characteristics of activities and athletics. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
The North Dakota High School Activities Association and Farmers Union Insurance are proud to announce the finalists for the 2024-2025 Distinguished Student Award.
The Adams County Sheriff's Office is replacing their two 2014 Ford Explorers with black 2022 Dodge Durangos. | PHOTO BY ANDY ROEHL
From boys in brown to men in black, local law enforcement is set to deploy two new squad cars this summer.
By Andy Roehl
The Herald news
New England High School track-and field standout So phie Olsonawski has been dreaming about competing in college since she was a sev enth-grader.
By Luann Dart
Seventh-graders Max Manolovits, Sie Ervine and Jory Stenberg, left to right, show the poster the community service group made to raise funds to pack duffel bags for foster kids. | PHOTO BY LUANN DART
One good deed is turning into another at the Mott-Regent Public School, as a grant to enhance the school’s behavioral health services has also led to an inspiring community service project.
By Luann Dart
The city of Mott has applied for a $15 million grant to construct a community center.
By Luann Dart
Candidates interested in serving in a local government position have filed to have their names placed on the ballot for school board, and city and county offices.
By Luann Dart
Last week, I brought home three orphan lambs to bottle feed, and this week I was expecting the sheep I brought home last month to begin having babies of their own.
By Eliza Blue
Golden Valley news
April 4 - Mass was celebrated in the chapel with Fr. Vetter as our presider on Thursday at 10 a.m. Exercises with Marlys were held in the activity room following Mass.
By Mary Barthel
Editor’s note: Due to space constraints, only the top 10 finishers are listed.
We shared lots of laughter and tears as we moved my oldest brother, Bill, into an assisted living facility. It has been a long journey.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
The Golva School Board convened at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 11th. All board members were present as were bus driver Ed Hammond and teachers Lori Rising and Tammy Nistler.
By Gary Howard
Billings County Tax Director Stacey Swanson and Golden Valley County Tax Director Carla Beeler conducted the tax equalization meeting prior to the city council meeting to go over tax assessments in Sentinel Butte. Swanson, former Golden Valley tax director, is training Beeler in her new position. | PHOTO BY CAROL TESCHER OBRIGEWITCH
The Sentinel Butte City Council killed two birds with one stone on April 8th. They met at 7:30 p.m. for the Tax Equalization Meeting and the regular City Council meeting at 8:00 p.m.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
Billings County Pioneer
We shared lots of laughter and tears as we moved my oldest brother, Bill, into an assisted living facility. It has been a long journey.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
The Heart River softball team is off to an outstanding start in their 2024 season. Starting with a 6-5 win against the Nedrose Cardinals on Apr.
By Sophia Hertz
ELVIS PRESLEY (ALEX SWINDLE) AND JOHHNY CASH (BILL SCOTT SHEETS) performed many toe-tappin’ hits at the Old Town Hall in Medora last weekend. | PHOTO BY KRISTI KRAMLICH
Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash may be gone but their music still lives on in our hearts.
By Kristi Kramlich
Dear North Dakota, do you think you might be a southern state? Initially that might appear to be a crazy question, given North Dakota’s geographical location and all.
By Kevin Holten
Over 400 national parks across the coun try are gearing up for National Parks Week, running from April 20 to April 28.
By Tracy Hsu
Grant County News
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