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GUEST SPEAKER, JR VEZAIN gave a powerful and inspiring message reminding attendees to believe in
themselves. | PHOTO BY KRISTI KRAMLICH
A true cowboy knows love, pain and shame but never cares about fame. May 4 was the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame 2024 Season Premiere for the Hall of Fame Inductees.
By Kristi Kramlich
Left to right, Kai Padilla, Crosby Dykins, Cole Snyder, Charles Ross and Kayla Schultes join in the first through third grade song “True Colors,” and scarf wave at the concert. All the students in those three grades were waving brightly colored scarves. | Photo by Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
On the evening of May 2, the Lincoln Ele mentary students pre sented a fun “End of the Year” concert. Beach’s school music teacher, Tiffany Stonehocker, directed the fast-paced program.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) in Elgin will celebrate National Hospital Week with activities May 13-17, including discounted prices on certain lab tests.
By Luann Dart
D.J. Mosbrucker stands behind the counter of Regent Oil, which he and his brother, Alan, have purchased. | PHOTO BY LUANN DART
A mainstay on Main Street in Regent has new faces behind the counter, as brothers D.J. and Alan Mosbrucker take over the Regent Garage and Regent Oil Company from Gary and Brenda Wiseman.
By Luann Dart
Hettinger-Candidates interested in serving in a local government position have filed to have their names placed on the ballot for school board, and city and county offices.
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Grant County News
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) in Elgin will celebrate National Hospital Week with activities May 13-17, including discounted prices on certain lab tests.
By Luann Dart
It’s time to start planning for North Dakota’s largest rummage sale event, the annual Highway 21 Treasure Hunt, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT Friday and Saturday, June 21-22.
Kayla Tatro
In Grant and Sioux county there are six school districts, five school systems, with one agenda; to teach.
By Riley Dahl
This past weekend, I attended the 138th Annual North Dakota Newspaper Association Convention in Mandan. Now that I think about it, I tend to write a column every year about the convention.
By Jill Friesz
The Elgin City Council had a light agenda, completing business in half an hour during its regular meeting May 2, as it discussed making a set of speed limit signs more visible and approved selling
By Luann Dart
Carson Press news
It’s time to start planning for North Dakota’s largest rummage sale event, the annual Highway 21 Treasure Hunt, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT Friday and Saturday, June 21-22.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers, grandmothers, step moms, and moms to be. Let everyone pamper you and enjoy your spe cial day!
By Debbie Vollmuth
Kayla Tatro
In Grant and Sioux county there are six school districts, five school systems, with one agenda; to teach.
By Riley Dahl
This past weekend, I attended the 138th Annual North Dakota Newspaper Association Convention in Mandan. Now that I think about it, I tend to write a column every year about the convention.
By Jill Friesz
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center (JMHCC) in Elgin will celebrate National Hospital Week with activities May 13-17, including discounted prices on certain lab tests.
By Luann Dart
The Herald news
Eamon Alido, a science teacher in the Mott-Regent School District, has been named the Hettinger County Teacher of the Year. | FILE PHOTO
Eamon Alido, a science teacher in the Mott-Regent School District, has been named the Hettinger County Teacher of the Year.
By Luann Dart
USDA map shows the states where dairy cows have become infected with avian influenza as infected birds migrate through the region. North Dakota has had no cases of infected wild birds this year, according to the state Department of Agriculture. | USDA PHOTO
Raw milk from North Dakota dairy cows carries a low risk of avian flu contamination, say local producers, but they are still increasing precautions.
By Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative
It’s time to start planning for North Dakota’s largest rummage sale event, the annual Highway 21 Treasure Hunt, scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MT Friday and Saturday, June 21-22.
A post on Facebook about Theodore Roos evelt revealed a piece of history that was quite shocking mostly because I’ve never seen anything about this while there are multiple articles, TV spots and m
By Marvin Baker
D.J. Mosbrucker stands behind the counter of Regent Oil, which he and his brother, Alan, have purchased. | PHOTO BY LUANN DART
A mainstay on Main Street in Regent has new faces behind the counter, as brothers D.J. and Alan Mosbrucker take over the Regent Garage and Regent Oil Company from Gary and Brenda Wiseman.
By Luann Dart
Golden Valley news
Beach High School (BHS) graduation is coming up. Every year BHS in vites the Golden Gradu ates from our area to graduation.
By Gavin Farstveet, The Buccaneer Buzz
This past weekend, I attended the 138th Annual North Dakota Newspaper Association Convention in Mandan. Now that I think about it, I tend to write a column every year about the convention.
By Jill Friesz
Left to right, Kai Padilla, Crosby Dykins, Cole Snyder, Charles Ross and Kayla Schultes join in the first through third grade song “True Colors,” and scarf wave at the concert. All the students in those three grades were waving brightly colored scarves. | Photo by Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
On the evening of May 2, the Lincoln Ele mentary students pre sented a fun “End of the Year” concert. Beach’s school music teacher, Tiffany Stonehocker, directed the fast-paced program.
By Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
100 Years Ago Sentinel Butte Review, May 9, 1924: The farmers of this area are fast coming to the realization that their greatest hope and most certain prospect of financial independence lies in da
By Troy Tescher
The Week Ahead: A drying pattern is anticipated over the next week, as rain chances greatly diminish compared to the past few weeks.
By Blake Rafferty
Billings County Pioneer
The Heart River Cougars continued their 2024 season with a game against the Washburn Cardinals on Apr 30 and the Beulah Miners on May 2.
The William C. Blair Legion Post #144 and the Auxiliary Unit 144 are looking for high school students interested in attending ND Boys State and ND Girls State June 9-14.
By Julie Ries
Do you have enough time to do everything you want to do in life? Maybe you do. Maybe you don’t.
By Kevin Holten
Jenny O’Brien grew up in Belfield, ND and attended college at Dick inson State University. She initially thought about a career in nurs ing but soon realized her true passion was in teaching.
By Kristi Kramlich
The Week Ahead: A drying pattern is anticipated over the next week, as rain chances greatly diminish compared to the past few weeks.
By Blake Rafferty
Grant County News
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