The State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation has launched the Military Gallery Caravan, a statewide outreach tour visiting 48 communities across North Dakota in April, with a scheduled …
A letter detailing the community’s cleanup days and reminding residents about related ordinances has been mailed to all New England residents following the New England City Council’s regular …
It was a morning of diverse lessons and deep conversations. As N.D. Superintendent of Public Instruction Levi Bachmeier continued his visits to the state’s schools April 9 with a stop at …
The candidates are now established for the upcoming local elections. From city halls and the county seat to the local school boards, the ballots feature a mix of newcomers and incumbents, alongside a …
The Western North Dakota Honor Flight will launch its ninth trip to Washington, D.C., April 26–27, carrying another group of Veterans from across western North Dakota to visit the national …
After battling cancer herself, one woman decided to form a comforting circle of support around those facing a cancer diagnosis in rural areas. At 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 15, representatives from …
The New England Public School special education department is hosting its first annual Autism Awareness Walk/Run, starting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 15. The event will start and end at the …
With a background in rangeland management, Slope County Agriculture and Natural Resources NDSU Extension Agent Elise Anderson steps into her new role ready to provide resources to the local …
The AARP Fraud Watch Network™ Helpline (877-908-3360) has seen a spike in “recall scams.” In these schemes, perpetrators send a message claiming that a product you purchased has been recalled …
The Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resources Management and Sustainability (FARRMS) is inviting local food producers to a free webinar, “Grow Your Farm Business with Commercial Kitchens” …
Registration for North Dakota Parks and Recreation’s Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) youth safety courses located across the state is now open. NDPRD offers the hands-on courses in an effort to increase …
On Wednesday, March 25, Kyla Sanders, the program coordinator for NDSU Extension’s Aging in Community Project, presented a program at the Mott Senior Citizens Center. The program's goal is to …
Thirteen trailblazers are making history as members of the inaugural softball team fielded by New England High School. The school is swinging for the fences with the addition of a girls fastpitch …
The Hettinger County commissioners have approved a ballot measure asking voters to consider a half-cent increase in the county sales tax. The measure will be on the June 9 primary election ballot. …
The Hettinger County Huskies track and field team opened its season March 24 at the Bowman County Invite, with freshman Shaunie Mayer qualifying for the state meet in the triple jump with a leap of …
North Dakota officials are authorizing the Bank of North Dakota to further expand the largest agriculture disaster relief program in the bank’s history. The North Dakota Industrial Commission …
The New England Community Store has debuted a refreshed interior, with new flooring and upgraded coolers transforming the space. Commercial vinyl flooring was laid in mid-March, brightening the …
The Hettinger County Sheriff’s Office is planning to host it sixth annual Easter egg hunt, activities and food in New England and Mott again this year. The New England event will be held at 11 a.m. …
The Mott-Regent CommunityFoundation (MRCF) has now opened applications for the spring grant round to organizations who provide services in the Mott-Regent area. Applicants must be a 501(c)(3) …
The Honor Flight Network announces expansion to Gulf War/Operation Desert Storm era veterans who served through July 31, 1991. The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial honoring more than 600,000 …
