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The black line across this map shows the proposed route of the North Plains Connector in the county.
A proposed transmission line linking electric grids in the eastern and western United States is being developed across Slope, Hettinger, Grant and Morton counties, with construction now anticipated
By Luann Dart
Rusty's offers a wide array of ice cream flavors and toppings. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Hettinger-The wait is over and the heat is on...the griddle anyway!
By Andy Roehl
JILL FRIESZ, owner of the Billings County Pioneer talks about the importance of local community journalism during the After Hours Event.
Due to the CVB meeting on Thursday the Medora Cham ber met on Wednesday, April 17. Ella Jo Corneil reported so far 60 businesses have renewed their mem berships.
By Kristi Kramlich
THE GRANT COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT has received reports of the use of counterfeit money in Grant County recently. | stock photo
The Grant County Sheriff’s Department has received reports of the use of counterfeit money in the county.
By Riley Dahl
Students taking part in the National Honor Society induction were, left to right, Kade Manhart, Andrew Trask, Emery Noll, Emma Bieber, Emily Tregidga and Tyler Hauck. | Submitted photo
Tuesday, April 16th was the National Honor Society initiation cer emony at Beach High School (BHS). Beach’s local chapter inducted four new members.
By Gavin Farstveet, The Buccaneer Buzz
Friends 2 Follow
Adams County news
It took some time, but the Night Hawk baseball team finally had a chance to play some other teams rather than practicing indoors or outside in the wind.
By Nolan Dix
This week was a lot cooler than last week and the wind blew every day. We did get some rain on Tuesday and Wednesday that left us a half inch of much need ed moisture, thank God!
By Betty Olson
Julia Dalley shares a microphone and many laughs during the HHS Swing Choir performance. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Hettinger-Who ever said kids don't know a thing about romance or comedy!
By Andy Roehl
Rusty's offers a wide array of ice cream flavors and toppings. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
Hettinger-The wait is over and the heat is on...the griddle anyway!
By Andy Roehl
It happens every spring. The best laid plans dashed by un predictable weather, equipment malfunc tions, illness, or most likely all three.
By Eliza Blue
The Herald news
Mouse droppings were discovered in an upright piano and a mouse nest was found inside the piano at the Mott-Regent Public School. | SUBMITTED PHOTO
The Mott-Regent Public School has discovered some uninvited creatures skittering around the building, and is taking steps to address the invasion.
By Luann Dart
Gary Greff, Regent, accepts the Trailblazer Award for Tourism Innovation from Gov. Doug Burgum, left, during the North Dakota Travel Industry Conference. | PHOTO BY DENNIS KRULL
Gary Greff, the visionary behind the Enchanted Highway, has been recognized with a Governor’s Award for Travel and Tourism.
By Luann Dart
Simon Greff
“Farmers of Tomor row” was the theme for the North Dakota Farm Bureau state drawing contest for fourth and fifth grade students this year.
By Marlene Kouba
The Week Ahead: A bit of a complicated forecast with precipitation chances will be the theme this week. The period starts warm, with well above average temperatures on Thursday.
By Blake Rafferty
The black line across this map shows the proposed route of the North Plains Connector in the county.
A proposed transmission line linking electric grids in the eastern and western United States is being developed across Slope, Hettinger, Grant and Morton counties, with construction now anticipated
By Luann Dart
Golden Valley news
April’s second meet ing of the Beach City Council was held this past Monday, April 15th at 7 p.m.
By Gary Howard
The Week Ahead: A bit of a complicated forecast with precipitation chances will be the theme this week. The period starts warm, with well above average temperatures on Thursday.
By Blake Rafferty
We all wondered if Val would show up for his own birthday party.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
The word “election” is often met with a sigh and eyeroll. I get it. I’m not a fan of politics. I don’t like all the back-handed “shmear campaign” tactics that go along with the national elections.
By Jill Friesz
Students taking part in the National Honor Society induction were, left to right, Kade Manhart, Andrew Trask, Emery Noll, Emma Bieber, Emily Tregidga and Tyler Hauck. | Submitted photo
Tuesday, April 16th was the National Honor Society initiation cer emony at Beach High School (BHS). Beach’s local chapter inducted four new members.
By Gavin Farstveet, The Buccaneer Buzz
Billings County Pioneer
Did you know that when Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japa nese in 1941, one of the security measures they took was to transfer the original copy of the United States Constitu tion from Washingto
By Kevin Holten
The word “election” is often met with a sigh and eyeroll. I get it. I’m not a fan of politics. I don’t like all the back-handed “shmear campaign” tactics that go along with the national elections.
By Jill Friesz
JILL FRIESZ, owner of the Billings County Pioneer talks about the importance of local community journalism during the After Hours Event.
Due to the CVB meeting on Thursday the Medora Cham ber met on Wednesday, April 17. Ella Jo Corneil reported so far 60 businesses have renewed their mem berships.
By Kristi Kramlich
Bowman Co. Invite – April 16 Men’s Varsity 100 Meters: 6. Kaden Zacher: 12.55; 10. Rush Olson: 13.04
A NEW LOGO for the Medora Convention and Visitors Bureau was unveiled during the CVB event.
The Medora Conven tion and Visitor Bureau recently unveiled a new logo and slogan on April 18 during a preview at the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Medora.
By Kristi Kramlich
Grant County News
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