Hunter education classes are once again available in Beach. Classes will be from June 2-6 at 305 6th Ave. NE (the Beach Firearm and Trap Building). Taught by Instructor Rob Curl, the June 2-5 classes …
Septic-service a dirty job, and there is somebody close by who is skilled and can help you navigate it. With perhaps the most clever and amusing business name around, Stinky Pinky’s is owned …
State officials are predicting well over 20,000 visitors to Southwest North Dakota on Independence Day 2026 for not just the United State’s “semi quincentennial,” but the official opening of …
Randy Raasch thought it was high time to gift himself something for retirement. A longtime car enthusiast, he settled quickly on a 1955 Chevrolet 210 Sedan. On Thursday, Raasch showed off …
Marco Santana is a Midwestern kid who graduated with a degree in journalism from Eastern Illinois University. He takes over as the lead reporter in Adams County amidst a career that has taken him to …
The Hettinger Public School Class of 2026 will celebrate the years of hard work, memories and accomplishments during commencement exercises scheduled for Sunday, May 17, at 2 p.m. MT in the …
The 2026 Adams County Farm Safety Day hosted by Adams County Extension was a hit. With over 100 kids in attendance, the day featured hands on presentations about fire safety, first aid, chemical …
To inform readers about important issues in Grant County and its communities, the Grant County News and Carson Press are publishing a question-and-answer segment with each of the candidates for Grant …
To inform readers about important issues in Grant County and its communities, the Grant County News and Carson Press are publishing a question-and-answer segment with each of the candidates for …
Months and countless hours of practice by the New Salem-Almont Drama Team were put on display this past weekend at the New Salem Auditorium as Mean Girls Jr, the program’s spring musical, hit the …
A trip to Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park brings many things to mind- sprawling hills, massive blockhouses, the traditional On-A-Slant Village, and one of the final homes of general George A. Custer. …
Improvements to some in-town attractions have been at the forefront of the New Salem Park Board’s plans for quite some time, and almost two years ago, their plans were aided, albeit as a surprise, …
The city of Regent plans to move forward with an $8 million Main Avenue reconstruction project starting sometime in July. The lone bid from Crow River Construction, New London, Minn., totaled …
Behind the clerk’s window at the Beach Post Office stands a woman who has been a staple in Beach for over 30 years. She ensures the operations of all of Beach’s mail effortlessly and efficiently, …
The 2026 Beach Street Improvement Project will begin May 11, causing a couple of disruptions to the normal flow of traffic in town, but it’s all for the betterment of the roads. Here’s some …
Students from the Beach High School Choir and Band traveled to Bismarck to perform at the state music contest held at Bismarck State College May 2. Beach performers included Ava Zachmann, Leah …
Two groups of students from Belfield and South Heart Public Schools recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to visit North Dakota members of Congress, explore various capital city monuments, and pack …
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” and with that in mind, crews of volunteers from the South Heart Lions Club recently installed windscreens at the pavilion. The addition should …
The annual Short Film Festival returns to the Hettinger Theater on Monday, May 18 at 6:00 p.m., marking the fifth year of the student-led event. The showcase will feature two feature class films and …
The Presidential Physical Fitness Test is a national physical fitness program implemented in public schools at Hettinger Public School. The program was started in the late 1950s during …
