ZIMMERMAN
E. FRIESZ
J. FRIESZ
LADUKE
Grant County High School will hold commencement exercises for the class of 2024 at 1:30 p.m. MT Sunday, May 19.
MILLIONS OF AMERICANS were able to see the magical glow of the northern lights Friday, Saturday and Sunday when a powerful geomagnetic storm reached Earth. The aurora borealis were bright and visible over Carson, as shown with the Carson water tower shown in the distance. photo | Riley Dahl
MILLIONS OF AMERICANS
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) in Elgin will celebrate National Hospital Week with activities May 13-17, including discounted prices on certain lab tests.
Left to right, Kai Padilla, Crosby Dykins, Cole Snyder, Charles Ross and Kayla Schultes join in the first through third grade song “True Colors,” and scarf wave at the concert. All the students in those three grades were waving brightly colored scarves. | Photo by Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
On the evening of May 2, the Lincoln Ele mentary students pre sented a fun “End of the Year” concert. Beach’s school music teacher, Tiffany Stonehocker, directed the fast-paced program.
GUEST SPEAKER, JR VEZAIN gave a powerful and inspiring message reminding attendees to believe in
themselves. | PHOTO BY KRISTI KRAMLICH
A true cowboy knows love, pain and shame but never cares about fame. May 4 was the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame 2024 Season Premiere for the Hall of Fame Inductees.
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