Data centers grow communities’ property tax base, add more people to the local population and are an opportunity for North Dakota’s energy resources, according to a panel discussion Wednesday at …

Morton County Emergency Management is reminding residents and visitors that Red Flag Warnings are only issued by the National Weather Service. Morton County’s Fire Emergency and Burn Ban is a …

The Mandan School Board reviewed its financial report and discussed the schedule for school board members to visit the public schools during its meeting on September 8. Mandan Public Schools Business …

Over the last week, the first several public input meetings regarding a proposed Morton County Historical Preservation Committee were held across multiple communities in the county. Morton County …

Nearly everyone of that generation remembers exactly where they were standing when the world shook that day on Sept. 11, 2001. The confusion that turned to horror. That evolved into patriotism. That …

Mother Nature’s heavy-handed heatwaves and miserly doses of measurable rainfalls have tested the resilience of farmers and ranchers across the region this summer. With small grains off the field …

Anyone who loves gardening and sharing plant knowledge is invited to apply to the North Dakota State University Extension Master Gardener program. Online training starts in January 2027. The …

With sky-high diesel and fertilizer prices, along with a renewed trade war with Canada, North Dakota farmers are in a heightened state of uncertainty. The lack of resolution in the war with Iran and …

For fifty years, the Golden Valley County Museum has been preserving the history of the county, having amassed a wide collection of artifacts and photographs that showcase Golden Valley county …

This is the Sept. 14 update on the Central Avenue and Main Street construction project. The Second Avenue boring project underneath the railroad tracks continues, with crews having just one more pipe …

Beach City Council members met on Tuesday evening, Sept. 8. The meeting date was changed due to the Labor Day holiday. The agenda and minutes were both approved without any corrections or changes. …

100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review September 10, 1926 Early Monday morning, fire destroyed the large two-story barn and an automobile on the outskirts of Beach, owned by Marshall Miller. It is …

Aug. 31 - Happy Monday!! Sept. 1 - Exercises with Mary and the residents were held Tuesday morning in the activity room. In the afternoon, we played a new game called ‘Nickels.’ Gathered around …

The Beach School Board had a quick meeting on Sept. 9, discussing student and staff recognitions, thank you correspondence and cameras. Superintendent and Elem. Principal Jessica Geis said that …

Have you ever spent a whole day in the grueling hot sun, bugs swarming and dirt flying in your face from doing yard work? Or have you spent so long dealing with paracord that you can’t tell the …

Every year at Beach High School, the Applied Communications class serves as an outlet for creative students. The class is divided into digital (Buc Bits) and written journalism sections (Buccaneer …

Fourteen “Trees Award” winners from across the state were recognized at the 36th Trees Bowl and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, August 29th, 2026. The Trees Awards recognize individuals, …

This Labor Day weekend marked the return of a tradition started almost 50 years ago. The Beach, Bowen and Plummer families, some of the earliest homesteaders in Fallon and Golden Valley Counties, …

North Dakota state troopers wrote fewer speeding tickets on stretches of interstate highway that went up to an 80 mph speed limit in 2025, but some areas where speed limits were reduced saw a spike …

You’ve heard of those who “go to the ends of the earth” to do what they love. For Chelsey Storlie, it isn’t quite that extreme—with her living just under 58 miles away in Bowman—but she …