Daily News continues its efforts to bring you all of the news in less time. We’re assisted for this article by North Dakota State College of Science Alumni Foundation Executive Director Kim Nelson.
Daily News continues its efforts to bring you all of the news in less time. We’re assisted for this article by North Dakota State College of Science Alumni Foundation Executive Director Kim Nelson.
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Alleged burglary leads to threat of self-harm
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New hires at Wahpeton Schools
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Quonset fire in Breckenridge
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Burgum speaks Monday in Wahpeton
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Wiertzema awarded Coach of the Year
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CHI nurse Wendy Moeller honored with DAISY Award
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Goddess of Fertility day
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Fairmount pancake breakfast a local favorite
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Students compete at state DECA
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Huskies close season with 36-48 loss to Spoilers
A pickup is a total loss after a vehicle rollover crash that happened after midnight Saturday, March 9 south of Abercrombie, North Dakota.
“Not one, not two, but five letters of recommendation came on behalf of Mary Boehm,” begins the article in “Our Community — Our Strength,” the…
Wahpeton Public Schools shared the news of an upcoming logo change. The district made an announcement via their Facebook page on Wednesday Feb…
Some videos from the Wilkin County Fair Talent Show on Aug. 17 during the opening night of the annual Wilkin County Fair. Ingrid Rygg, 19, debuted her new song “Loved You to the Bone”
Robert Wanek Jr.
Sports Reporter
Breckenridge Post 53 catcher Cam Nieto and shortstop Gavin Snyder wear the rode mic for a few innings to give Daily News viewers some soundbites from Thursday's 5-4 Minnesota Lakes Conference win vs. Barnesville.
Robert Wanek Jr.
Sports Reporter
Video from the 2023 Eastern Dakota Conference baseball awards ceremony at John Randall Field in Wahpeton, which took place Saturday, May 27, following the championship game.
Robert Wanek Jr.
Sports Reporter
Jackson Fliflet puts Wahpeton in the Eastern Dakota Conference winner's bracket with one mighty swing of the bat.
Robert Wanek Jr.
Sports Reporter
Wahpeton will host a quarterfinal game vs. Fargo North at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, before hosting the remainder of the East Region Tournament Friday and Saturday, May 26-27.
Scout Woods, No. 40 for the Wahpeton Lady Huskies basketball team, recently reached the 1,500 milestone for total career points to date. We sp…
The Grafton Spoilers ended the Huskies’ season, 48-36 in the state qualifier game Saturday, March 9 at the SHAC in Fargo. We started out the g…
WAHPETON — Rose Wendel, a liberal arts agriculture transfer student at North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS), has been named a 2024 Co…
Measles cases are increasing in the U.S. and abroad. Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 29, 2024, there have been 41 measles cases reported by 16 states:…
As you may have heard, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) just announced that all U.S. military veterans who were exposed to toxins and o…
- Quonset fire in Breckenridge
- Fire at Foxhole Bar and Grill
- Person struck by vehicle on Dakota Ave.
- Breckenridge man injured when crane tips over
- Shooting suspect arrested for attempted murder, discharging firearm
- Person of interest in Wahpeton murder indicted in U.S. court
- Train derails outside Wyndmere
- Train derails outside Wyndmere (VIDEO)
- All names released after fatality crash near Mooreton
- Kruger person of interest, currently not defendant, in murder case
NDG&F Release Elk, moose and bighorn sheep applications are available online at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s website, gf.nd.gov. The deadline for applying is March 27. A total of 833 elk licenses are available to hunters this fall, an increase of 230 from last year. Licenses in units E1E, E1W and E3 increased due to...
By Seth Owens In North Dakota, Pheasants Forever (PF) chapter members are putting their money where their boots and birddogs want to be most: in high-quality, accessible habitat. Recognizing the significant loss of habitat in their area and the implications of these lost acres, the Pheasants Forever MonDak Chapter 619 hatched a plan to bolster...
By Doug Leier Growing up, living or even moving to North Dakota you understand the connection to the outdoors and how important fishing is to “quality of life.” While each individual has their own unique factors which contribute to why we live here, the outdoors is part of it for some and more for others....
By Nick Simonson When it comes to tiny tackle, no piece is more overlooked than the split ring. Whether it’s used as a tie-in point on spoon to provide a little bit more wiggle or utilized in securing a pair of treble hooks to a favorite crankbait, the split ring is a small part of...
Calling for the protection of manufacturing growth, defense of existing businesses and prevention of unattainable, costly regulations, North Dakota’s two U.S. senators are among the sponsors of a resolution targeting new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) changes.
March 18 marks the holiday of Goddess of Fertility Day. This day is for those trying to conceive and to provide inspiration along that journey.
Kristian Wagner
Reporter
According to the North Dakota High School Activities Association, the Hankinson Pirates varsity boys basketball team had a total of 18 wins out of 22 games this season. They also had two large winning streaks of five or more winning games.
Kristian Wagner
Reporter
The pancake breakfast started approximately 1987 or 1988. At first, they tried to do fish frys and evening suppers, but the members at the Legion didn’t have much luck.
Kristian Wagner
Reporter