As the public is in the commentary period pertaining to the potential expansion of the Billings County Commission from three to five members, questions have been asked about what happens if the June …
Septic-service a dirty job, and there is somebody close by who is skilled and can help you navigate it. With perhaps the most clever and amusing business name around, Stinky Pinky’s is owned …
State officials are predicting well over 20,000 visitors to Southwest North Dakota on Independence Day 2026 for not just the United State’s “semi quincentennial,” but the official opening of …
In America, are we getting smarter? Is there a noticeable shift from chasing money to chasing meaning? Is the American dream shifting from focusing on what you own to prioritizing how you …
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 …
Two groups of students from Belfield and South Heart Public Schools recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to visit North Dakota members of Congress, explore various capital city monuments, and pack …
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” and with that in mind, crews of volunteers from the South Heart Lions Club recently installed windscreens at the pavilion. The addition should …
Students from South Heart and Belfield public schools got some dirt under their fingernails while helping clean their respective towns during an Earth Day effort on Wednesday, April 22. Dozens of …
For Christian music enthusiasts in southwest North Dakota, many are familiar with 103.7 The Connection, which is beginning to fill its calendar with events as spring and summer approach and the …
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 …
In the ever-growing technological world people live in, cameras, surveillance systems, and computers still require policy decisions to determine how they are used by government officials in the …
Baseball, softball, track and field, and golf aren’t the only sports on the upcoming prep athletics calendar, as the North Dakota High School Rodeo Association has returned to action with the …
Each year, the North Dakota EMS Association recognizes those individuals who have made significant contributions to the provision, development and improvement of local, regional and state …
The Sunday, April 19 Medora premiere of “Medora: Empress of the Badlands,” drew a packed-house to the Old Town Hall Theater – along with most ticketholders participating in a Q&A session …
Most students have a favorite history teacher, but who is “the best”? With that question in mind, the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is encouraging schoolchildren to nominate their …
As recent and upcoming developments have created an impetus for residents to stay apprised of the growth expected to impact the area in the coming years, some local businesses will soon have a chance …
Bismarck businessman Harold Schafer is probably best remembered as the founder of the Gold Seal Company and for his restoration efforts in the town of Medora. But in the business world, he was famous …
Members of the Belfield FFA Chapter, back Row: Advisor Mrs. Taylor Jurgens, Arian Kessel, Ashtyn Arnold, Natalia Kessel, Samantha Romanyshyn, Saxton Sirucek, Tessa Wanner, Elise Fugere, Jaiden Dunn, …
Project Learning Tree (PLT), an initiative of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, is an award-winning education program that advances environmental awareness, forest literacy, and green career …
As the community continues to grow – and with the distinct possibility of significant population increases with the widening of US-85 and the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library …
