With a few burros bucking under the baskets, some hee-haw laughs and a lot of outright obstinance, donkey basketball came to Hettinger County last week.
Oreo regally reposes on a counter, while Cappuccino curiously peers from a chair. Neither is a cookie nor a coffee. Rather, they are among the cats rescued by Lois Laches from a life of misery. Her …
The New England City Council extended final approval to Chapter 15 of its ordinances, which defines property nuisances, during its regular meeting Jan. 5. The approval followed detailed discussion by …
Come one, come all ages to the Farm and Ranch Conference in Dickinson on January 30-31, 2026. The headquarters is the Astoria Hotel. The conference is called “Drive the future of agriculture." …
Superintendent Levi Bachmeier is inviting North Dakotans to celebrate outstanding teachers by nominating them for County Teacher of the Year. Anyone may suggest an educator for County Teacher of the …
Next week, Gov. Kelly Armstrong has called the N.D. Legislature back into session to decide how North Dakota will spend the $199 million which was made possible by the Rural Health Transformation …
A New England High School (NEHS) graduate has grasped the golden ring in FFA by earning the American FFA Degree, which is the highest degree achievable in the National FFA Organization. Bailey …
With a few burros bucking under the baskets, some hew-haw laughs and a lot of outright obstinance, donkey basketball is coming to Hettinger County this month as fundraisers for school activities at …
“Community Kicking Cancer” is a Nonprofit Organization, Federal Tax Exempt and Deductible. Our goal is to raise money to provide cash cards and homemade comfort blankets for rural people that …
Losing six inches of topsoil could cost farmers more than $6,600 in nutrients and organic matter, according to a new analysis by North Dakota State University researchers. Topsoil is the most fertile …
Both students and employees tend to get long breaks during end of-year celebrations, but the same cannot always be said for the people who work tirelessly to serve our communities. This is even the …
Following a close season opening win against the Napoleon Imperials, the New Salem-Almont Holsteins picked up a Tuesday evening home win on Dec. 16 against the Grant County-Mott Regent Jaguars and …
December is a busy month for Santa Claus. Even outside of his famous Christmas Eve run, the month is usu ally stuffed with Santa appearing at parades, parks, fundraisers, and charity events in an …
Despite winter weather conditions on Saturday, New Salem’s Santa Daze continued without a hitch as local residents and out of town visitors enjoyed a day of holiday fun. Through the combined …
After a first-place fin ish in the Region 7 tour nament, New Salem-Al mont High School’s One Act team came away with a fourth-place fin ish at the State Class B One Act tournament in Jamestown …
Between the Summer Concert Series and the many achievements of Mandan/s high school band, it’s safe to say that music is one of the city’s strong suits, to the point where it has been …
Despite snow covered streets and chilly weath er, Saturday’s Mer chants open house event in New Salem provided a strong afternoon of foot traffic, business and support for local small …
December is finally here, and that puts the next big in-town event in New Salem “Santa Daze” on deck. An annu al holiday event, Santa Daze sees the combined efforts of volunteers and …
The holiday spirit comes alive in Mandan in many different ways, but similar events have taken place worldwide for centuries. Luckily for those who want to know what these may have been like, an …
Today’s students could be tomorrow’s farmers, which explains why agricultural programs for kids and teens are crucial in a place like Morton County. As such, it only stands to reason that …
