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Mott School District In 1907, country schools from four townships consolidated to form the Mott Public School District No. 6. Mott opened its first school in the spring of 1907. A wood-framed …

Timing perfectly with the upcoming Mott-Regent All-School Reunion, Heather Hertz has finished a new addition to her book chronicling the history of Mott. The 48-page book with lots of photos …

If it’s been a minute since you last drove the Enchanted Highway, you’ll notice some fresh additions along the route. Bus tours will leave from Regent at 10 a.m., noon and 3 p.m. both Friday, …

The N.D. Department of Public Instruction has launched a statewide survey designed to gather public input on responsible technology‑use policies in North Dakota classrooms. Running through Aug. 1, …

I’ve written about my family tree in the past, and this will most likely be the last time I do write about it, but some exciting news happened on Tuesday that I feel I have to share with readers. …

The New England High School class of 2026 turned their tassels, popped confetti into the air and shared some memories as they graduated Sunday afternoon, May 24 The 24 graduates were celebrated in …

Voters will cast their ballots during the primary, city and school district elections Tuesday, June 9, by either going to the polls or by ensuring their absentee ballots have arrived on time to be …

Members of Slope Electric Cooperative are invited to attend the 2026 annual meeting of its members on Thursday, June 4. The meeting will be held at the Slope County fairgrounds, 2 North Main, Amidon, …

Mott-Regent High School seniors receiving scholarships were announced during graduation ceremonies and include: • CHS Southwest Grain – Jaycia Thomas • Mott-Regent Education Association – …

A group of New England High School students will be winging their way to Atlanta, Ga., next week as national qualifiers in the SkillsUSA competition. Competing June 1-5 will be: • Career Pathways …

Maddison Messer and Jorgia Smith have been selected to represent Mott-Regent High School at North Dakota Leadership Seminar on May 29-31 at the University of Jamestown. Jaylynn Jager, a student at …

The Cannonball Clay Dusters finished the regular season strong in both trap and skeet competitions. The majority of scores were in the high to mid-40s, out of a potential 50 points. The trap team put …

It’s time to start planning for North Dakota’s largest rummage sale event, the annual Highway 21 Treasure Hunt, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT Friday and Saturday, June 19-20. “Now is the …

For your reading pleasure I will now present a brief history of my elbows. You’re probably thinking you’d rather read the history of elbow macaroni and you’re not too keen on that either. But …

Sharing heartfelt hugs and a few laughs with family and friends, the Mott-Regent High School class of 2026 received their diplomas, then tossed their mortarboards into the air as they graduated …

Construction continues on a water and sewer improvement project, and letters are being sent to residents who may be violating city ordinances. Those were items of discussion during the Mott City …

Memorial Day services will be held in Mott and New England on Monday, May 25. In New England, the Anton Ulijohn American Legion Post 66, Auxiliary and Legion Riders will hold a service at 11 a.m. on …

The Western Grant Ambulance District announces a special election to ensure the continued availability of emergency medical services for the area. To address a significant funding gap and ensure the …

The Cannonball Clay Dusters held on to their team placings in trap and skeet this past week. The trap team still finds itself in third place behind Fargo South High School and Lisbon High School. Top …

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 …

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