The North Dakota agency responsible for managing state-owned minerals is changing how it keeps the public informed, prompting concerns about a lack of transparency. The Department of Trust …
Adams County Development Cor-poration board members: Josh Ranum, county representative Dusty Laufer, city representative Michele Gaylord, City of Reeder representative Dalton Mellmer, vice-president …
Winter in Hettinger brings cold temperatures, strong winds, and plenty of snow. While many residents stay inside during storms, a group of local students including Kolby Melling, Gus Lefever and …
The building on Main Street in Carson that previously housed the Grant County Abstract office has changed hands, with Quality Title Inc. of Bismarck becoming its new owner. The abstract office …
Rusette (Rose) Tesani is a warm hug who also enthusiastically embraces her career in health care. She is Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center’s (JMHCC) new director of nursing, replacing Jessica …
With four teachers retiring and a still vacant ag education teacher position, the Elgin-New Leipzig School District is facing challenges ranging from a nationwide teacher shortage to a local housing …
The town of Almont will see its old K-6 schoolhouse be repurposed into a lodging facility with the hope that this sparks an initiative to bring more tourists to town and continue revitalizing the …
North Dakota prides itself on its cultural ties to Scandinavia, and many native tribes still call the Peace Garden State home. But like anywhere in the United States, people from every corner of the …
In recent years, Morton County’s Planning and Zoning Commission has created guidelines for plenty of controversial advancements, including carbon capture facilities and telecommunications towers. …
Following the report of a water leak near the city’s water tower, the city of Mott ordered repair parts with the intention of a quick fix. But the problem became more than anticipated. “When we …
A Stay Fresh Project by the Mott-Regent High School FFA chapter is gathering hygiene products for students in need. Donations of items are being collected through March 31, along with monetary …
“A Night at the Races” will be held in New England on Saturday, March 28. The popular event hosted by the New England Lions Club will be held at the New England Memorial Hall. The event includes …
Located 30 miles north of Beach, Gasho Ranch debuted their online beef store in December 2025, where they will sell their premium, farm-fresh meats to local community members and customers. The …
High winds and scattered rain showers ripped through Golden Valley County March 11. The National Weather Service reported wind gusts of 71 miles per hour in the Beach area. Power outages were …
The Beach School Board met on the evening of March 11, in the company of nearly 30 community members who attended the meeting. In the beginning of the meeting, President Robert Sperry read the …
The North Dakota Ukrainian Dance Association is all about tradition, although not necessarily always about dance. The group’s treasurer, Anya Bohn, will soon host a Psyanky class for attendees to …
The Future Farmers of America program has seen increased attention over the last few years, and for many good reasons. When added to a local agriculture industry – while combining with a new focus …
City officials are working to remind city residents about the looming deadline for water-meter replacement, and say the work is about 75-percent completed thus-far. A recent letter advised homeowners …
The 2026 4-H Livestock Judging for the Adams/Slope Counties flew by, and the teams went out on a high note! The 2026 season brought a lot of new judgers, hard work, and a multitude of successes. For …
Hettinger’s City Council met in regular session on Wednesday, March 18th in the conference room at the Armory. Present were Krista Faller, city auditor; Mayor James Lindquist and members Randy …
