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Christia Gumal, a medical technologist in JMHCC’s lab, works with the new hematology analyzer, a state-of-the-art analyzer which is comparable to any available in North Dakota’s larger hospitals.
While Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) did not hold an in-person annual meeting this year, members still had the opportunity to elect directors through a ballot process.
The Prairie Recovery Center (PRC) near Raleigh is the beneficiary of a generous donation from the late Victor and Doreen Lemke, New Leipzig.
By Luann Dart
Tom Marion poses with the table and children's books purchased with the donation to the Friends of the Adams County Library from the Leonard and Bunny Marion family. | Submitted Photo
On behalf of Bernice (Bunny) Marion, the Marion family made an estate donation to the Adams County Library for new children’s books and a new table.
By Frank Turner
Vivian Hernandez manages both the Mad Hatter and the Rabbit Hole for St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
A whimsical Christmas tree, a table set for tea, repurposed sleds and headboards for beds. It can all be found at the Mad Hatter, downtown New England.
By Luann Dart
North Dakota Angus Association royalty are, left to righ: Kourtney Schaff, St. Anthony, 2021 North Dakota Angus Queen; Alexis Vandeberghe, Cleveland, 2020 North Dakota Angus Queen; Karlee Sailer, Golden Valley, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess; Cassidy Strommen, Fort Rice, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess; and Rose Wendel, LaMoure, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess. Submitted photo
Two Flasher High School students were named as royalty during the North Dakota Angus Association banquet recently. Kourtney Schaff, St.
By Luann Dart
Grant County News
Christia Gumal, a medical technologist in JMHCC’s lab, works with the new hematology analyzer, a state-of-the-art analyzer which is comparable to any available in North Dakota’s larger hospitals.
While Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) did not hold an in-person annual meeting this year, members still had the opportunity to elect directors through a ballot process.
Eddy B. Ulrich, age 62, of Elgin, ND, passed away on Monday morning, November 16, 2020 at the Sanford Hospital Broadway Campus in Fargo, ND.
Ethel M. Magstadt, 97, of Riverton passed into the loving arms of her Savior Jesus Christ on Monday, November 16, 2020, at the Help for Health Hospice Home.
North Dakota Angus Association royalty are, left to righ: Kourtney Schaff, St. Anthony, 2021 North Dakota Angus Queen; Alexis Vandeberghe, Cleveland, 2020 North Dakota Angus Queen; Karlee Sailer, Golden Valley, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess; Cassidy Strommen, Fort Rice, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess; and Rose Wendel, LaMoure, 2021 North Dakota Angus Princess. Submitted photo
Two Flasher High School students were named as royalty during the North Dakota Angus Association banquet recently. Kourtney Schaff, St.
By Luann Dart
Carson Press news
The Prairie Recovery Center (PRC) near Raleigh is the beneficiary of a generous donation from the late Victor and Doreen Lemke, New Leipzig.
By Luann Dart
Carson Roosevelt Public school put on a public performance last week honoring our Veterans. Word on the street it was entertaining and very well done. Thanks to all involved.
The 2020 presidential election, prolonged by President Donald Trump’s court challenges and demands for recounts in some states will come to an end, sooner rather than later.
By David Adler, The Alturas Institute
Grant County High School senior Laura Muggli said growing up on her family’s farm taught her how to be hard-working and inspired her passion for agriculture.
Kim Boehm, owner of The Green Stem in Elgin, is pictured with Evelyn Alt representing Alts Army 4EVER.
Adams County news
Hettinger Public School (HPS) was recently awarded $35,0000 from the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief (GEER) Fund, a state fund created from the CARES Act.
By Frank Turner
After repairing the top of the tree, Levi Vangsness with Montana Dakota Utilities and Collin Blade run extension cords to the tree.
Workers and volunteers gathered on Main Street last Wednesday to decorate for the annual Wake Up Santa parade.
1. Are you originally from Reeder? If so, what kept in town all these years? If not, what brought you into Reeder?
‘Twas the month before Christmas and all through the town,
the weather was cooling, the leaves turning brown.
The children were studying, safe and in school,
By Jasmin Fosheim
Ranch wife, cowgirl, mama artist, agriculture enthusiast, listener, cow whisperer, North Dakotan, thunderstorm watcher, coffee addict, sunset specialist, dream supporter, old barn seeker, photograp
By Frank Turner
The Herald news
Hunters and anglers are the primary funders of wildlife conservation through license fees and excise taxes on equipment like fishing tackle, guns, and ammunition.
By John Bradley
The North Dakota nine-man all-state football team has been announced and includes a Mott-Regent/New England Wildfire player.
Senior Sam Huether was named to the second team.
It’s the season of counting our blessings and vocalizing what we are thankful for.
In the midst of this crazy year, I am thankful for so much.
By Jill Friesz
Firefighters enter a model of a real grain bin to practice a grain bin extrication and rescue procedure. | Submitted Photos
Local firefighters were able to practice a grain bin extrication and rescue procedure using new equipment that simulated a real grain bin entrapment.
By Luann Dart
Winter sports practices and extracurricular activities in North Dakota will be allowed to resume Nov. 30 with extra precautions, while competitions will remain suspended until Dec. 14, Gov.
By Luann Dart
Grant County News
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