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County declares flood emergency
Overland flooding in the area has forced county commissioners in Eddy County to sign a Flood Emergency Declaration, as roads in the area have washed away. Eddy County Commissioners met with Eddy...
First-year math teacher resigns
Jake Bilden, a high school math teacher, coach for junior high football and head coach of the SNR Black Sox baseball team, has submitted a letter of resignation to the NR-S School Board, the fourth...
701 Rundown: May 16, 2022
Here’s your weekly rundown of some of the most interesting headlines from newspapers across North Dakota. House fire in north Carrington Carrington Fire and Rescue was dispatched to a single family...
Pitching duel was highlight of Black Sox defeat
A late inning defensive breakdown by the Black Sox spoiled a gem from starting pitcher Keaton Cudworth. On Thursday, May 5, the Sheyenne-New Rockford Black Sox hosted a rematch with the Wolves of...
Tough losses for Black Sox in Rugby
On Saturday, May 7, the Sheyenne-New Rockford Black Sox traveled to Rugby for a double header with the Rugby Panthers and Velva-Drake/Anamoose Aggies. Up first were the Panthers, who entered...
Archery Champ
Sheyenne is home to the best male archer in the nation. Layton Jacobson, a seventh grader at New Rockford-Sheyenne school and Sheyenne resident, earned top honors at national competition this past wee...
Sheriff says he'll focus on county, despite requests to cover reservation
At the regular county commission meeting on Tuesday, May 3, Eddy County Sheriff Paul Lies discussed his talks with local law enforcement agencies and the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) regarding...
Burgum declares flood emergency
Recent flooding caused by spring snowstorms and rain prompted North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum to declare a statewide emergency on Monday, April 25. "From flooding in the east to power outages affecting...
701 Rundown: May 9, 2022
Here’s your weekly rundown of some of the most interesting headlines from newspapers across North Dakota. Lakota businesses burglarized In the early morning hours of April 9, several businesses in...
Flood Emergency declared in Eddy County
Overland flooding in eastern Eddy County has led county commissioners to sign a Flood Emergency Declaration. Commissioners met with Eddy County Emergency Manager, Lisa Thompson, on Monday, May 9, for...
Vehicles destroyed in Sunday blaze
On Sunday, April 24, on the corner of 4th Avenue North and 11th Street North in New Rockford, two vehicles caught fire in the parking lot of Rockford Arms apartments. According to Brian Hopfauf, Assis...
Fentanyl circulating in area, sheriff warns
On Tuesday, April 26, the Benson County Sheriff's Office issued a press release warning residents that Fentanyl has been circulating in the area. "Drugs laced with fentanyl have begun circulating in...
Despite delays, cleaner water is on the way
New Rockford residents shouldn't be seeing orange water much longer. Since early April, when construction began on the water plant's new treatment system, New Rockford's drinking water has been...
701 Rundown: May 2, 2022
Here’s your weekly rundown of some of the most interesting headlines from newspapers across North Dakota. Linton school to split top position Linton Public School District 26 and Kidder County...
Black Sox shut out in double header at LaMoure
On Tuesday, April 26, the SNR Black Sox traveled to LaMoure for a briefer-than-expected double header versus the Kidder Co./Napoleon/Gackle-Streeter Wolves and LaMoure-Litchville/Marion Loboes. Up...
Mustangs mount late inning comeback
Mother Nature has prevented local baseball for weeks, but on Monday, April 25, the weather finally calmed down enough for the SNR Black Sox to travel to Wishek for a matchup with the South Border...
Spring blizzard impacts herds
It's no secret that this year's winter was notably bad, even by North Dakota's standards. High snow totals, bitterly cold temperatures and howling winds battered eastern North Dakota throughout winter...
Youth headed to National SADD Conference
This summer, five students from New Rockford-Sheyenne will be attending the National SADD Conference in Orlando, Florida. SADD, which stands for Students Against Destructive Decisions, holds a...
Business offers independence for seniors
Joy Tandberg, a native of McHenry, N.D., is giving local seniors in the Red River Valley a chance to keep their independence. With more than 35 years of experience as an occupational therapist,...
701 Rundown: April 25, 2022
Here’s your weekly rundown of some of the most interesting headlines from newspapers across North Dakota. Garza brothers charged with felony assault Arrests were made over the weekend in the...
2022 Election: County Commission seats contested
The filing deadline for this summer’s primary election has passed, and the ballot is now set. On Tuesday, June 14, 10 positions in New Rockford and Sheyenne will be decided, and primaries will be...
Transportation has been top priority for school board this month
In recent weeks, multiple meetings held by the NR-S school board and building committee have featured transportation as a major topic of discussion. In a special meeting on Monday, March 28, the...
701 Rundown: April 18, 2022
Here’s your weekly rundown of some of the most interesting headlines from newspapers across North Dakota. Tribe secures major grant to fund care center for children The Turtle Mountain Tribe...
Carrington Cardinals soar past Sox
On Monday, April 11, both the SNR Black Sox and Carrington Cardinals entered the baseball diamond with recent wins under their belt, but only the Cardinals would leave with another. For the first...
Black Sox go undefeated at Washburn Triangular
On Saturday, April 9, the SNR Black Sox traveled to Washburn, N.D. to take on the Surrey Mustangs and the Washburn/Wilton/Center-Stanton Cardinals in the Washburn Triangular. Up first for SNR were...