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A time to remember
On Saturday, Harold Blumhardt, 90, placed flowers at the grave of his wife Gladys, who died in 2004.
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Fargo Assembly to close, 40 jobs lost
Fargo Assembly, which has occupied the former Lehr Public School building since 1997, will close later this year.
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School lawsuit mediation stalls
After approximately four hours of closed door meetings on May 21 and a mediation effort by U.S. Magistrate Judge Charles S. Miller, Jr., a federal lawsuit by Katie Pinke against Wishek Public School officials remains unsettled.
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AHS student does some navel gazing
For Kathleen Schmidt, 18, the biggest challenge in her research was finding people willing to swab their belly buttons.
Posted 5/23/18 (Wed) - by read more »
Northern Border donates to fire district
Bruce Orluck from Northern Border pipeline presented Fire Chief Link Golz a check in the amount of $5,000 on May 15 to help with the purchasing of a used pump and roll truck for the Ashley Fire Protection District.
Posted 5/23/18 (Wed) - by read more »
A hard rain falls
Mother Nature asserted herself in a big way on Thursday with heavy rain that totaled more than 13 inches in the Long Lake, S.D., area.
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Annie's Project comes to Ashley
Tori Gross sat in the McIntosh County Courthouse, scrolling through the markets on her phone. Soybeans were down, she noted.
Posted 5/15/18 (Tue) - by read more »
Commission revamps machine shop plans
It looks like a new county shop will be built, but the McIntosh County Commission intends to do it in stages costing no more than $150,000 each.
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Biking in the fight against cancer
Tarika Srinivasan first rode a tricycle as a toddler in Ashley, ND. Now she is biking over 4,500 miles from Austin, TX to Anchorage, AK.
Posted 5/08/18 (Tue) - by read more »
Spring planting finally underway in area
Fieldwork is underway in McIntosh County about a month later than last year. Wheat was being planted last week, even as sheets of ice remained on Dry Lake northwest of Ashley.
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