Hettinger County seniors are reaching another milestone this month, as Mott-Regent High School holds its graduation ceremony Sunday, May 17, and New England High School will have its commencement …
The use of shipping containers as structures within city limits and a grant to the New England Community Store consumed the majority of the agenda during the New England City Council’s regular …
Due to the generosity of several donors, Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) now has the capacity to expertly treat patients who have been exposed to hazardous materials. JMHCC received …
The Cannonball Clay Dusters once again had a good week in both trap and skeet. The trap team is still sitting in third place in the conference after week three of competition. Top scorers on the team …
A New England teacher has been recognized with the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction Celebrating Excellence in North Dakota Education Award. Laura Heupel, the New England Public School …
State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier has released newly proposed state regulations, which will emphasize improved student performance for schools that want to operate four days a week. The …
Camp ReCreation in Richardton, ND will be returning this June, offering a vibrant, inclusive summer camp experience for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Camp dates this …
There are a lot of jobs I’d be too afraid to do: lion tamer, smokejumper, elementary school teacher. Last week I was reminded to add veterinarian and veterinary technician to the list. I’ll spare …
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 …
The city of Regent plans to move forward with an $8 million Main Avenue reconstruction project starting sometime in July. The lone bid from Crow River Construction, New London, Minn., totaled …
The New England girls softball team faced a challenging afternoon on their home turf April 27, falling 2-22 to Harvey/Wells County in a three-inning contest. It was a difficult day for the Tiger …
The Cannonball Clay Dusters had a strong showing for week two competition. The trap team held on to a third place standing. Many individuals jumped up a placing or two and are looking great in this …
On March 27 and 28, the Regent Lions hosted their 42nd annual Southwest Basketball Jamboree at the Mott Armory. This Jamboree provides a safe and fun environment for area student-athletes to come …
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 …
The Highway 21 Treasure Hunt will be held Friday and Saturday, June 19-20, this year. The annual event is held each June, as communities along Highway 21 hold citywide rummage sales. Participating …
A meet and greet was held in the Regent Senior Center April 12. Eleven Republican and Democrat legislators and those who wished to become a legislator were invited to attend and share their views and …
The North Dakota State High School Clay Target League kicked off the first scoring week and the Cannonball Clay Dusters are hoping to have a successful spring season. The Clay Dusters will be …
Does anyone remember a TV commercial in which a Native American was paddling his canoe and he came across a polluted river? When he saw that, he shed a single tear. It was called the “Crying …
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. …
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 …
