For more than four decades, the path to literacy for hundreds of local children has started in Rita Fischer’s first-grade classroom. Now, the longtime educator is turning the page into a new …
The Highway 21 Treasure Hunt will be held Friday and Saturday, June 19-20, this year. The annual event is held each June, as communities along Highway 21 hold citywide rummage sales. Participating …
Braydon Kauzlarich and Shayli Rivinius have been selected to represent Grant County High School at North Dakota Leadership Seminar on May 29 – 31 at the University of Jamestown. Kauzlarich, …
Voting-age North Dakotans are largely split on support for military action against Iran two months into the deadlocked conflict, according to a new North Dakota Poll. A total of 50% …
The National FFA Organization is one that encompasses middle and high school students across the United States, and aims to help prepare them for careers in agriculture ranging from livestock judging …
As volunteers of both the Ambulance and Fire Departments, emergency service members for the town of Almont don’t typically seek the appreciation of the communities and people they serve. The act of …
A decision has been made on the pending activities co-op between the Glen Ullin and New Salem-Almont school districts by the NSA school board during their regular monthly meeting held on Monday, …
As part of their tour across the state of North Dakota, the Military Gallery Caravan associated with the State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation made a stop in New Salem at the Golden …
The new school year will see plenty of changes for Mandan Public Schools- including the closure of Custer Elementary- and the same is true for its staff members. Starting with the Fall 2026 semester, …
To continue to inform readers about important issues in Hettinger County and its communities, the Hettinger County Herald is publishing a question-and-answer segment with each of the candidates for …
The Highway 21 Treasure Hunt will be held Friday and Saturday, June 19-20, this year. The annual event is held each June, as communities along Highway 21 hold citywide rummage sales. Participating …
Recently the John Deere dealership in Beach, Gooseneck Implement, completed their search for a new general manager. The position was filled in-house with the hiring of Charles Roux, a Gooseneck …
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Beach and St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Golva have a new priest coming soon. Stepping in to fill Father Nicholas Vetter’s shoes, Father Jarad Wolf will be …
The Beach City Council met on April 20, discussing city public works projects, new acquisitions at the American Legion and the sheriff’s report and ordinances. Public Works Superintendent Randy …
Students from South Heart and Belfield public schools got some dirt under their fingernails while helping clean their respective towns during an Earth Day effort on Wednesday, April 22. Dozens of …
For Christian music enthusiasts in southwest North Dakota, many are familiar with 103.7 The Connection, which is beginning to fill its calendar with events as spring and summer approach and the …
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 …
Each year, the North Dakota EMS Association recognizes those individuals who have made significant contributions to the provision, development and improvement of local, regional and state …
Forty-five out of 55 Night Hawk Science Olympiad contestants qualified for state competition, but only 30 are allowed to attend due to national participation rules. Three students could not attend …
Filing deadlines for intent to run for a local public office has come and gone. All local candidates filed Nonpartisan as their political affiliation. Adams County and all municipalities, including …
