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Every year at Beach High School, the Applied Communications class serves as an outlet for creative students. The class is divided into digital (Buc Bits) and written journalism sections (Buccaneer …

Fourteen “Trees Award” winners from across the state were recognized at the 36th Trees Bowl and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, August 29th, 2026. The Trees Awards recognize individuals, …

This Labor Day weekend marked the return of a tradition started almost 50 years ago. The Beach, Bowen and Plummer families, some of the earliest homesteaders in Fallon and Golden Valley Counties, …

North Dakota state troopers wrote fewer speeding tickets on stretches of interstate highway that went up to an 80 mph speed limit in 2025, but some areas where speed limits were reduced saw a spike …

Many Golden Valley County FFA members ceremoniously rang the bell outside of Beach High School on the morning of Aug. 20, in recognition of their recent high accomplishments. The FFA Floriculture …

In October 2025, First Citizens Bank & Trust Company announced that they have entered into an agreement to acquire 138 branches of BMO Bank across 11 states, specifically in the midwest and great …

The Beach Buccaneers have captured their first win of the season, dealing out 34 points to Grant County-Flasher Storm’s 26 on Aug. 28. Beach’s offense did not take it easy. The Bucs were down 12, …

Construction crews are continuing the work on Main Street removing material from the far east end to get ready to put down fabric. There will be some excavation done between 3rd and 4th Avenue SE to …

100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review September 3, 1926 The appropriations made by Congress for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1927 will amount to $3,960,000,000. For the Post Office Department and …

Aug. 17 - A Hymn Sing was held Monday afternoon with First Lutheran Church. At 7 p.m., the Lions Club was here to play bingo in the activity room. The hosts were Troy, Jody, Sage, Carol and a member …

Last spring, I was asked by the Golden Valley County FFA Chapter to participate in a career fair at Beach High School. Having been an FFA chapter president when I was in high school and being a huge …

To describe the issues faced by area farmers this year as challenging would be a gigantic understatement. We came out of a winter that provided very limited moisture, followed by an early spring …

Area cattlemen attended a symposium on Aug. 19 titled Ranching Stewardship: Range Health and Stockmanship for Western North Dakota. The program covered a range of subjects, which included a trip to …

With construction expected to turn dirt in 2028 and the line to be operational in 2032, planning continues for a transmission line being developed across Slope, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Grant, …

The Beach City Council met on Aug. 17, discussing a conditional use permit, the sheriff’s report, sewer pumps and an easement request from a resident. Continuing the conversation about the …

Golva Elementary School hosted its annual back-to-school ice cream social on Tuesday, Aug. 18. The event was scheduled to take place outdoors on the school grounds; however, threatening skies moved …

120 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review August 1906 Kermit Roosevelt, 17, son of President Roosevelt, arrived Saturday at Medora, having made the trip on horseback from Deadwood together with a party of …

Thousands of people at the Burning Hills Amphitheater looked under their seats and picked up a copy of various North Dakota newspapers, including GS Publishing publications. As part of the North …

PLOTS maps available The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s Private Land Open To Sportsmen (PLOTS) maps for 2026 are available online at the Game and Fish website, gf.nd.gov. This year …

Work on Main Street continues this week with grading and some ripping of the street base to help dry out a few areas left over from last week’s rain. This work will continue to move east down Main …

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