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Norman Strehlow, Travis Lien, Cody Bentsen, and Jamie Enerson found the 116 pound mountain lion just two miles northwest of the Hettinger Municipal Airport. | Submitted Photo
The predator became the prey this Sunday when a small group of hunters tracked down and killed a mountain lion that had been prowling around the Adams County area.
By Frank Turner
Kristen Waldner prepares a meal at the Central Dakota Frontier Cooperative in Regent, where lunch is now being served Monday through Friday. | Photo by Luann Dart
Kristen Waldner adds a dash of seasoning to the aromatic entree sizzling on the grill at Central Dakota Frontier Cooperative in Regent, where lunch is now being served Monday through Friday.
By Luann Dart
photo | Luann Dart
The PLC’s new executive director, Brenda Owen, is leading efforts to add services to the residential facility.
With a new executive director, freshly implemented federal legislation and exploration of more options for the troubled boys walking through its doors, the Prairie Learning Center (PLC) near Raleig
By Luann Dart
I was reading an article recently about a North Dakota school that is trying out the four-day school week. I'm curious how this works.
Pictured above are the Star Students for January for the Elgin/ New Leipzig Public School.
Grant County News
Jacey Wanner
Jacey Wanner has joined North Dakota State University Extension as the parent educator for Region 7 of the North Dakota Parent Education Network, a 10-county area consisting of Burleigh, Emmons, Gr
Greetings from the Care Center! After sensory visits and some morning cupboard cleaning, we sat around the table, Monday afternoon, and conducted our February resident council meeting.
By Chris Gathright
Welcome back everyone. We sure hope you all had a good week. We started our week off with Pastor Laska. We started out reading responsively. 1st lesson was from 1st Samuel 1:21-28. Psalms 1.
By Sande Volk
•The Flasher Bulldogs boys’ basketball team will host Lemmon on Thursday, Feb. 13. for Senior Night..
•Open swimming will be held from 6:00-8:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 13.
As of Jan. 1, Grant, Sioux and Morton counties have undergone the redesign of social services and the creation of a human service zone.
By Donnell Preskey Hushka
Carson Press news
Cody Olson has taken over the Carson Nodak Insurance agency, with the office remaining open on Tuesdays. The acquisition was finalized Jan. 1, with a name change to Nodak Insurance Co.
By Luann Dart
Thurs., Feb. 13: Swedish meatballs, seasoned noodles, corn, whipped jello/fruit, milk, coffee.
Baby Belamy Daniel Stewart was baptized last Sunday at St. Theresa Catholic Church in Carson. Parents are Bailey and Tayla Stewart.
Did you know that diabetes is the nation’s seventh-leading cause of death, resulting in more than 79,000 deaths, annually.
Flasher Area Food Pantry will be open Friday February 14, 2020 from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. CDT at the Flasher Catholic Church kitchen.
Adams County news
Ron Haugen, NDSU Extension farm economist, shares some items to note for 2019 income tax preparation.
By Hannah Nordby
Trucks supplying fresh fruit, vegetables, shelf-stable items and more will be in the communities of Hettinger and Bowman on Thursday, February 20, and in Amidon on Friday, February 21, as part of t
The Hettinger Area Chamber of Commerce highlighted their year’s worth of progress and accomplishments last week at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting.
By Frank Turner
The Board of Directors of the American Board of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (ABPLM), is proud to announce that Kent R.
This data represents Calls for Service with at least one verified offense. It is an analysis of offenses reported to police, and not a representation of actual crime.
The Herald news
Spring Turkey Application Deadline
Prospective spring turkey hunters are reminded the deadline for submitting an application for the 2020 season is Feb. 12.
The Board of Directors of the American Board of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (ABPLM), is proud to announce that Kent R.
Crop and livestock producers and educators will have an opportunity to learn more about grazing cover crops during a workshop that North Dakota State University Extension will host Monday, March 23
An “abortion” is the discharge of the fetus prior to the end of the normal gestation period, according to Gerald Stokka, North Dakota State University Extension veterinarian and livestock stewardsh
By Duaine Marxen
By being the thirty-eighth state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, the Virginia Legislature recently declared that it had made the amendment a part of the U. S, Constitution.
By Lloyd Omdahl
Grant County News
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