The fire ban was reinstated until December 31 during the Morton County Commission meeting on Thursday, August 13. An emergency declaration was signed by Morton County Chairman Nathan Boehm last week, …
People tapped their feet to the music created from the ensemble created for the third annual Mandan Jam on Tuesday, August 11 at Dykshoorn Park. The Mandan Jam is a night where local musicians gather …
The New England School District will start classes Wednesday, Aug. 26, with an expected enrollment of 250 students, a new dean of students and a new athletic director. “We are excited to get the …
After initially denying the contractor’s requested 60-day extension last month, the Mott City Council has now approved an extension to Tand Construction to complete an infrastructure project in the …
Steeped in tradition, the Slope County Fair will continue another weekend of classic county fair fun, from watching a 4-H’er proudly parade a perfectly groomed show steer to a rambunctious ranch …
The Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resources Management and Sustainability (FARRMS), Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture Society (NPSAS) and Acres USA invite farmers, ranchers and anyone …
Slope Electric Cooperative announces an exciting new opportunity for area students. Through Slope Electric’s Touchstone Energy® Student of the Month program, in partnership with Touchstone Energy …
Few communities the size of Reeder have the opportunity to host performers whose careers have reached the highest levels of international music. On Sunday, Aug. 9, that rare opportunity became a …
With rodeo season in full swing, ropes are being thrown in the arena left and right. Shelly Ambo gives these ropes a new life with her business Branded Heart, where she creates art out of retired …
There’s a new face at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Beach. Seminarian Joseph Richter has been in town since beginning of July, preparing for priesthood. Sem. Richter is a Bismarck native. …
The Beach City Council met on Aug. 10, discussing road construction, zoning and correspondences. AE2S Engineer Kyle Kruckenberg addressed the council, providing some progress updates on the current …
100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review August 20, 1926 In Detroit, MI, a squad of police came upon a funeral procession attracted by the loud manifestations of grief. The lieutenant in charge glanced …
Exhausted from the work week, many people would probably spend their Friday nights at home, relaxing with their families. That’s not the case in Beach. Friday nights are reserved for great fun at …
As the last school board meeting before school is back in session, the Beach School Board met on Aug. 12, discussing student and staff recognitions, health insurance and buses. Beach High School …
Relaxation time is over for Beach High School and Lincoln Elementary School students, because school is back in session, as of Aug. 18. While some students eagerly hopped off the buses and filed into …
August 3-Happy Monday August 4-Exercises were held Tuesday morning with Mary and the residents. In the afternoon, Nichole entertained us with her beautiful voice and played some songs on her violin. …
The Lone Tree District school board met on Aug. 13, at Golva Elementary School. All board members were present, as well as Business Manager Sarah Gunkel and Superintendent Jeanne Cline. Before the …
The parking spaces in town were hard to come by, and the Medora Musical was nearly sold out for the Aug. 15 “Back-to-School & Celebrate History Night,” which also featured live music …
The first day of school can be either scary or exciting, but for the students and parents – not to mention teachers, administrators and staff – the most common word on everybody’s lips was …
In Belfield, the name “Buckman” is nearly synonymous with “athletics,” so it should surprise nobody that somebody with that surname would be leading a team onto the court. In this case, that …
