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Fri., April 12: High School track at Washburn, TBA; Quiz Bowl at Lemmon.
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The Elgin City Council held its tax equalization hearing for Elgin city residents April 4, approving adjustments on 15 different properties.
By Luann Dart
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Grant County News
The Elgin City Council held its tax equalization hearing for Elgin city residents April 4, approving adjustments on 15 different properties.
By Luann Dart
There are many cogs to the wheel in the weekly newspaper industry.
I am so fortunate to have many people sharing story ideas, sharing photos, and contributing the local news.
Schedule of Events
Fri., April 12: High School track at Washburn, TBA; Quiz Bowl at Lemmon.
Carson Press news
There are many cogs to the wheel in the weekly newspaper industry.
I am so fortunate to have many people sharing story ideas, sharing photos, and contributing the local news.
PRODUCERS ARE BEING ENCOURAGED to vaccinate their herds for anthrax before the cattle reach the spring pastures. file photo
Producers are being reminded to vaccinate their herds this spring to protect against anthrax, following a 2023 outbreak in Grant and Hettinger counties.
By Luann Dart
Adams County news
There’s been quite a shift lately in terms of businesses within Hettinger. Tentpole establishments that line high-traffic areas in town are seemingly going through a metamorphosis, so to speak.
By Andy Roehl
Producers are being encouraged to vaccinate their herds for anthrax before the cattle reach the spring pastures. | FILE PHOTO
Producers are being reminded to vaccinate their herds this spring to protect against anthrax, following a 2023 outbreak in Grant and Hettinger counties.
By Luann Dart
(Left to Right) Kira Henderson, Heather Ebert, and Allison Clausen of BetterLife helped to organize the event. | FILE PHOTO
Hettinger’s BetterLife branch hosted an Easter Egg hunt at the Aquatics Center last week.
By Andy Roehl
2024 DFC board of directors and management (front, l-r): Shane Tellmann, vicepresident, Denver Anderson, president, Jody Horner and secretary-treasurer, Ben Kleppe; back: CEO, Chris Heidrich, Byron Fylling, Bruce Kaseman, Lynn Pagel and CFO, Chris Duchsherer. Not pictured Kevin Volesky. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Dakota Frontier Cooper ative gathered for their 79th annual meeting at the new DFC agronomy center building in Napo leon on Tuesday, March 26, 2024.
By Jessica Wald
The Herald news
During its regular meeting April 1, the New England City Council approved an ordinance prohibiting engine brakes and discussed the future of lots which have been deeded to the city.
By Luann Dart
The Week Ahead: Another week of wild temperature swings is expected. Average high temperatures this time of the year are around 50 degrees.
By Blake Rafferty
Producers are being encouraged to vaccinate their herds for anthrax before the cattle reach the spring pastures. | FILE PHOTO
Producers are being reminded to vaccinate their herds this spring to protect against anthrax, following a 2023 outbreak in Grant and Hettinger counties.
By Luann Dart
Youth learn the basics of safe tractor and machinery operation at an NDSU Extension youth farm safety camp. | NDSU PHOTO
The camps help teens become familiar with the most serious hazards associated with operating tractors and agricultural machinery, along with the fundamentals of safe operation and maintenance.
By NDSU Extension
Golden Valley news
April’s Golden Valley County Commissioners’ meeting was called to order on Tuesday, April 2nd at 9 a.m.
By Gary Howard
Beach High School students Emily Helpser, Ella Zachmann and Sawyer Farstveet led the council meeting in the Pledge of Allegiance. Also pictured with the students is FBLA Advisor Carol Bartz on the left. | Photo by Kimberly Gaugler
The Beach City Council meeting took place Monday night, April 1st. Three council members were absent.
By Gary Howard
7th Grade Mayor Walt Losins ki presented a certifi cate and cash prize to the winners from Mrs. Helsper’s 7th grade class at Beach High School.
The Week Ahead: Another week of wild temperature swings is expected. Average high temperatures this time of the year are around 50 degrees.
By Blake Rafferty
I am not a big coffee group person. I do stop in once a week or so to see what is happening in our little towns. Today it was about a farm auction that is coming up.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
Billings County Pioneer
Do you like to gamble? I don’t. In fact, even though I go to the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas each year, I don’t spend a single dime on gambling. It’s just not my thing.
By Kevin Holten
The Week Ahead: Another week of wild temperature swings is expected. Average high temperatures this time of the year are around 50 degrees.
By Blake Rafferty
JACE PRAUS holding his first place trophy for the North Dakota Knights of Columbus State Free-Throw Competition.
Jace Praus, an 11-year-old sixth-grad er at Trinity Catholic Schools, embodies the spirit of a typical young ster, but with a passion for basketball that sets him apart.
By Reprinted with permission from Dickinson Press
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By Jill Friesz
PRE-KINDERGARTEN WINNERS, Blu Adams, Ryker Bertelsen, and Ali Moe.
Medora-Students at the DeMores Elementary school in Medora recently celebrated City Government Week by participating in, “If I Were Mayor for a Day” an essay contest for grades 3-8 and a color ing
By Kristi Kramlich
Grant County News
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