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Goehring is a famous face
Ashley High School graduate Jesse Goehring has been selected to represent North Dakota for the U.S. Department of Labor’s “50 faces of Apprenticeship."
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Drugstore adds new staff
Two new employees have been hired by Thrifty White Drug at the Ashley location, following the retirements of Donna Moos and Joyce Haerrich.
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Fire District proposed for Ashley
The Ashley Fire Department hopes to form a fire district.
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Ship shape
The second and final reading of a new shipping container ordinance was approved at the Feb. 13 regular meeting of the Ashley City Council.
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Scammers strike in Ashley
An elderly Ashley woman recently was bilked out of $7,000 by a phone scammer.
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Flu bug bites hard at schools
The flu bug has reared its ugly head and has had dozens of school students in Ashley and Wishek, missing from the classroom.
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Ashley native gets marrow transplant
Sam Medinger's health problems began in 2008, and he was diagnosed with aplastic anemia in 2009 while the family was living in Ashley.
Posted 2/07/17 (Tue) - by read more »
Schnabel will head Hometown Credit Union
Twenty-year Hometown Credit Union employee Pam Schnabel was recently promoted to manager of the Ashley branch.
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Bender completes purchase of papers
Tony Bender, president and chief executive officer of Redhead Publishing, has purchased the stock holdings of his business partner and ex-wife, Julie Bender, making him the sole owner of the company. Redhead Publishing operates The Ashley Tribune and The Wishek Star.
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Kretschmar takes a spot on the sidelines
After serving four decades in the North Dakota Legislature, William “Billy” Kretschmar no longer has a seat in the House chambers. What the Venturia resident does have is perspective and more than a few thoughts on the state of politics today. Kretschmar, who was first elected to the House of Representatives as a Republican in 1972, as one of the few lawyers in the Legislature at that time, has seen his district expand from McIntosh and Logan counties to one that now also encompasses Emmons County and parts of Dickey, LaMoure and Burleigh counties. More land, fewer people, and “a lot more cows,” he quips. (Subscribe to The Ashley Tribune for more on this story)
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