Thank you, Dave Pearson, for your years of service and dedication to the Dakota Ram Test at NDSU Hettinger REC! Dave Pearson, Ag Research Technician was recognized for his many years of expertise and …
Night Hawks bring home Math Meet trophies Hettinger Public School students in grades fourth through eighth compete Math Meet at New England on April 15th. This competition involved 15 schools and …
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 …
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. …
Special Olympics is an organization with a simple goal: providing sports, community, and leadership opportunities to those with intellectual disabilities. Its coaches and volunteers work at schools …
The end of the mobile homes’ saga is nearing its end for the City of New Salem as the five remaining mobiles homes were cleared from the vacant lot across the Arrowhead Inn last week. Two of the …
The Know My Culture event series was created by the North Dakota Asian-American Arts and Cultural Initiative, and seeks to help connect residents in Morton County with traditions and histories …
A $2 million endowment to the city of Mott and an update on the continuing water and sewer improvement project were on the Mott City Council’s agenda during its regular meeting April 13. Mayor Troy …
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 …
A letter detailing the community’s cleanup days and reminding residents about related ordinances has been mailed to all New England residents following the New England City Council’s regular …
As a state champion, Taya Feldmann had the honor of ringing the bell outside Beach High School on Tuesday, April 14. At the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference at …
The Lone Tree District School Board met on April 8, discussing progress updates, a new Student Information System (SIS) and election information. After the board approved the agenda, the board began …
Community members were invited to come check out The Local on their appreciation night, held April 14 from 4 to 6 p.m. Since the space was recently renovated and the business just celebrated their …
The Beach School Board met on April 15, discussing student and staff recognitions, student choice readiness and the ACT, and classified and bus driver pay. The board also went into an executive …
The Sunday, April 19 Medora premiere of “Medora: Empress of the Badlands,” drew a packed-house to the Old Town Hall Theater – along with most ticketholders participating in a Q&A session …
Most students have a favorite history teacher, but who is “the best”? With that question in mind, the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is encouraging schoolchildren to nominate their …
As recent and upcoming developments have created an impetus for residents to stay apprised of the growth expected to impact the area in the coming years, some local businesses will soon have a chance …
The Adams County Commission met in regular session April 14 with all commissioners present. Commissioners approved the March 10 minutes and the agenda with one amendment. Auditor/Treasurer …
