Does anyone remember a TV commercial in which a Native American was paddling his canoe and he came across a polluted river? When he saw that, he shed a single tear. It was called the “Crying …

Senior Mykenzie Winkler has accomplished a three-peat by securing a spot at the national Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) competition for the third time in three years. The Grant County High …

For the first time in school history, Grant County High School will send three individual students to the Class B State Speech Meet, marking a milestone moment for a program built on hard work, …

Roosevelt School is celebrating a period of growth and success, marked by the addition of new smart board technology and a top 10% ranking under North Dakota Department of Public Instruction …

The Elgin-New Leipzig School District board of education approved a contract with an English teacher, as the district continues to fill positions following retirement announcements by four longtime …

My husband and I recently spent two days helping a relative move her belongings out of her apartment and into a storage unit. In case you’re wondering, we’re still on speaking terms. Barely. …

North Dakota farmers face unprecedented price increases heading into the planting season due to supply chain constraints stemming from the Iran war.  A hit to North Dakota’s agriculture …

The North Dakota State High School Clay Target League kicked off their first scoring week and the Cannonball Clay Dusters are hoping to have a successful spring season. The Clay Dusters will be …

From helping students connect to their local schools for online learning to assisting with future studies, WRT proudly supports area students. WRT recently awarded $2,000 Scholarships to each of …

The State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation has launched the Military Gallery Caravan, a statewide outreach tour visiting 48 communities across North Dakota in April, with a scheduled …

The Beach Zoning Board met on April 13, to discuss three applications for building in town. First, the zoning board discussed a property on 352 4th Ave. SE. Owners Daniel and Cheryl Corneil are …

It was a morning of diverse lessons and deep conversations. The fourth-graders taught him “Friday” in American Sign Language, then he sat with the kindergarteners for a phonics lesson before …

An appearance by Miss North Dakota Kennedy DeLap, a keynote address by N.D. Health and Human Services Interim Commissioner Pat Traynor and an update on Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) …

The candidates are now established for the upcoming local elections. From city halls and the county seat to the local school boards, the ballots feature a mix of newcomers and incumbents, alongside a …

Farmers have been hit by spiking fertilizer and fuel prices as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran disrupts global trade and supplies, but a North Dakota ag group is trying to work on a long-term solution …

In a melding of artistic intuition and mathematical precision, Rueben Pastian’s craft has been perfected through 60 years of practice. Rueben has been a fixture at Stelter Repair in New Leipzig …

Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) in Elgin has been approved for a $5 million low-interest loan from the Bank of North Dakota, which is one more step in JMHCC’s continued journey …

Grant County Commissioners have taken a step forward in the ongoing effort to replace the aging Heart River Bridge, approving the proposed B2 construction plan at their April 1 meeting.  …

During its regular meeting April 2, the Elgin City Council reviewed the schedule for a summer infra-structure project, scheduled cleanup week and adjusted its method for obtaining a building permit. …

Welcoming April at JMHCC Hello! The Easter bunny came to Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center! We have really been enjoying the warmer temperatures and the signs of green grass growing …