Whether people realize it or not, Valentine’s Day has become a topic of growing debate. Many critics argue that the holiday has shifted away from love and toward consumerism, driven largely by …
The Beach City Council meeting was a quick one on Feb. 2. Engineer Zac Ranisate and Senior Funding Specialist Abby Ritz from AE2S Engineering updated the council via phone on new guidelines …
Parent-teacher conferences will be held Feb. 5 at both Beach High School and Lincoln Elementary, along with several events designed to encourage families to attend. At Beach High School, Arial …
In her mystery book series, “The Secrets of Sophie’s Bluff”, Sentinel Butte author Jane Cook weaves together intriguing plot lines that leaves readers hungry for more. The book series follows …
Sometimes people can sort of slip through the cracks of society. This is especially true of the longer-lived citizens in our community. To combat this endemic situation, a new movement is taking …
The 52nd annual Medora Beef Days event took place on Jan. 28 at the AmericInn Conference center. Speakers for this year’s event included Dr. Justin Galbreath, DVM Extension Veterinarian, …
Ribbon cuttings were held at two local businesses by the Beach Area Chamber of Commerce recently. Robin’s Nest, located in the mini mall downtown, is owned and operated by Robin and Justin Wiseman. …
It was a short meeting Jan. 20 for the Beach City Council. Council member Sarah Ross attended the meeting via phone, as did Engineer Zac Ranisate. The council approved a motion to buy flowers to send …
Going to space and seeing the moon up close is a dream few people are able to fulfill. The next best thing may be sending your name into space. At Lincoln Elementary, ELA teacher Marlo Sexton’s …
100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review January 22, 1926 After an extended illness, Mrs. Johanna Franzen died Monday at the age of 80 years, seven months and 18 days. Funeral services were held at the …
The Lone Tree School District Board met Jan. 14 at the Golva Elementary School. The agenda was reviewed and approved by board members. Superintendent Cline’s report was the next item on the agenda. …
Members of the Beach High School Cyber Club participated in a competition called Cyber Madness from Jan. 15 - 17. Cyber Madness begins with a virtual play-in round, and teams that perform well …
Recognizing a critical need for enhanced civic education, the League of Women Voters of North Dakota (LWVND) announced the launch of the new “Guide to the State Legislative Branch” to engage …
Caraval, by Stephanie Garber, gained widespread attention on social media shortly after its release in 2017. The novel is the first book in a trilogy and drew readers in with its eye-catching cover …
Farm Credit Services of Mandan is pleased to announce a Rural Community Grant of $25,000 awarded to Southwest Area CTE Academy in Dickinson. This grant fund was established to enhance the quality of …
I was asked what I remember about my grandparents. Being the second-oldest sibling, I was lucky enough to remember both sets. My younger siblings tell me how they missed out on knowing them. My …
Oh boy, here we go again! “Nunsense,” the latest presentation by Center Stage Performing Arts, took us on a wild, wacky, hilarious ride to Saint Helen’s Convent, where we experienced the wildly …
Lincoln Elementary students performed their postponed Christmas concert on January 13 in the school auditorium. The audience was treated to performances by each individual class, directed by Beach …
Sawyer Noll earned his 150th varsity-level wrestling win on Friday, Jan. 9, in Hettinger, ND. Noll said he felt a lot of pressure heading into the match, knowing it could mark his 150th victory. The …
The Sentinel Butte City Council met January 12 at 7 p.m. at City Hall. All council members were present for this meeting. City Auditor Ridehower read the minutes from the last meeting, after which …
