100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review January 16, 1926 “Times have changed”: Front page article looking back 50 years to the Deadwood Times in 1876 at Deadwood, SD. “Marshall Charlie Stewart had …

Editor’s note: Club reporter Kalli Olstad is a 6th grader at Lincoln Elementary in Beach. She is graciously sharing her club meeting reports and also provided pictures of their activities last …

Editor’s Note: This story ran in the Farm and Ranch Guide the summer of 2024 and is reprinted with permission. A few weeks ago JoAnn had a most interesting phone call from a total stranger of the …

The North Dakota Farm Bureau (NDFB), in conjunction with the Golden Valley County FFA Chapter, hosted an Ag Adventure Day Jan. 14 for Lincoln Elementary students at the Beach Community Center. The …

The juniors and seniors of Beach High School took to the stage at Lincoln Elementary on Jan. 10 to perform the annual junior-senior class play. The production has been a tradition for generations, …

January 5 - Monday was a quiet day at the Manor. Christmas is slowly being taken down and we are decorating with a snowman theme. January 6 - Exercises were held Tuesday morning in the activity room …

During the past academic year, Beach High School faced challenges in filling several teaching positions. The science department was especially impacted after losing all of its science teachers. While …

The Beach City Council held their first meeting of the new year on Jan. 5, discussing a new community project, construction plans and important updates regarding the city office. Visitor Cheryl …

The Golden Valley County Commissioners held their first meeting of the new year on Tuesday, January 6 at the courthouse. All members were present for the meeting, the exception being State’s …

100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review January 8, 1926 Because Dan Hein, living north of Wing, ND, mixed red beans with his wheat in his bin, J.J. Kraus, a neighbor, must serve 18 months in the …

Beach High School’s varsity volleyball team was formally recognized by the state for academic excellence. School administrators and coaches said they are proud of how the team represents the school …

I took care of my yearling great-grandson, Tripp Val, for the first time. I’ve been around him; I knew he liked me, but he wasn’t too sure about me. He would bring toys over and show them to me, …

  The art room at Beach High School smells of fresh varnish and brush cleaner as the semester comes to an end and projects receive their final touches. Laughter echoes through the room …

100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review January 1, 1926 After an illness covering a period of about a year, Earle LaMeres, farmer residing 14 miles south of Sentinel Butte, passed away on …

North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe wants North Dakotans to help choose our state’s next “I Voted” sticker. Five finalist designs have been selected for the “I Voted - More Than Just …

North Dakota Dollars for Scholars is accepting scholarship applications from North Dakota high school seniors and current college students starting January 1, 2026. Approximately $290,000 in …

Hearts and smiles grew three sizes Dec. 8 at Lincoln Elementary as the one and only Grinch traveled from Whoville to Beach and surprised students on the playground. Joy, shock and a little confusion …

The Beach High School Band and Choir per formed a selection of Christmas songs for the resi dents at the Golden Valley Manor on Dec. 18. It was a cheery time, with arrangements such as …

Golva Elementary’s Annual Christmas Program was a holiday treat for everyone in the community. There were performances by the 2nd grade class, who played “Rudolph the Red Nosed …

Beach High School’s Applied Communica tions class, known as the Buccaneer Buzz, was re cently recognized by the Dickinson Press. Applied Communications Advisor Lori Knight was contact ed by …