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MARY RICHTER and JEANNIE FITTERER present $17,500 to Hilda Hinderer representing the Flasher Lions Club.

RYAN ROTH presents $20,000 to Scott Brooks, CEO of Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center.

RYAN ROTH presents $16,000 to Matt Nipe, representing Roosevelt Public School.

RYAN ROTH presents $20,000 to Julie Fischer, representing the Greater Carson Rural Fire District.

RYAN ROTH presents $8,000 to Evelyn Alt and Desiree Olson, representing 701 Monkey Business.

MARY RICHTER and JEANNIE FITTERER present $17,000 to Shannon Gerhardt representing the Flasher Fire Department.

MARY RICHTER and JEANNIE FITTERER present $7,000 to Sherry Schmidt representing the City of Flasher.

Community Foundation distributes grants

Thu, 01/18/2024 - 12:00am

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Lincoln Elementary to get 3D printer

Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:00pm

It takes a lot of time and effort to make a dream come true. The dream was to acquire a new teaching tool for the students at Lincoln Elementary.

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The Mott Health Care Center’s first resident, Pat Schwartz, has a long history with the facility, working there as a CNA from 1978 to 2016 when it was under other ownership. | PHOTO BY LUANN DART

Mott Health Care Center now welcoming residents

Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:00pm

Like being wrapped in a warm hug by an old friend, all the homey details offer a reassuring welcome. A Bible gently placed on the chapel’s altar. A blanket neatly draped over a couch.

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Dinner by Design will begin providing three-course meals, prepared out of the Peacock Mercantile, every Friday. | PHOTO BY ANDY ROEHL

Dinner by Designs debuts at the Peacock Mercantile

Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:00pm

We may have jumped into a new year, however, Hettinger has yet to outrun the café curse that plagued our hungry tummies in 2023.

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The Waterfowl season that was

Thu, 01/11/2024 - 12:00am

Adjusting only for a blizzard coming in the early goings of North Dakota’s waterfowl season in October, the autumn was good for both hunters and migrating waterfowl in the state, and an extended stay was observed by members of the Ducks Unlimited (DU) team for both ducks and geese, according to William Palarski, biologist for the organization.