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  • Ulrich, Hagel make Lions All-Star rosters

    Erik Gjovik|May 3, 2021

    Seniors Evan Ulrich of NR-S and Hannah Hagel of Carrington have been selected to the Lions All-Star Basketball Teams for 2021. The games will be held July 12-13 at Bismarck Legacy and West Fargo. Ulrich was tabbed as an alternate to the boys' team, which includes on its main roster Caleb Duffield, Bowman Co.; Warren Walker and Isaiah Bundy-Smith, Rugby; Lucas Schumacher, Linton-HMB; Luke Wanzek, Shiloh; Aidan Rebel, New England; Stevan Garza, Grafton; Alex Huber, Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier;...

  • Black Sox lose to South Border, defeat PR/F-L at Jamboree

    Erik Gjovik|May 3, 2021

    The threat of inclement weather largely thwarted baseball teams' plans to attend the Carrington/SNR Jamboree April 23 and 24, but the Black Sox managed to split their two Saturday afternoon games. The first game was their planned home half of the Region 3 home-and-home series with South Border, and the Mustangs sprang a 5-4 upset over the 'Sox to drop SNR's league record to 0-4. In game two, the boys of the dark hose salvaged the weekend with an 8-4 win against the Park River/Fordville-Lankin...

  • 'Sox take tight contest against Mustangs

    Pam Harrison|May 3, 2021

    Sheyenne-New Rockford earned a 2-0 victory against regional opponent Midkota/Dakota Prairie/Lakota/Griggs County Central at home on April 27, avenging their loss from last Thursday. Evan Ulrich took the hill for the home team and held the visitors scoreless, while striking out 14, and walking only one in a complete game effort. The pitching was strong on both sides. Trent Ekren for the Mustangs scattered eight hits and struck out five in a complete game loss. SNR's first run was taken off the bo...

  • Granger takes first at Carrington JH meet

    Kyrie O'Connor|May 3, 2021

    The Rockets' junior high track team traveled to Carrington on Monday, April 26 to compete in the Carrington JH track meet. Porter Granger brought home two first places, along with two second places. Granger competed in the 400-meter dash, 200-meter hurdles, long jump and high jump events. Granger placed first in the long jump and high jump, and received second place in the 400-meter dash and 200-meter hurdles. Another top placer for the Rockets was Ava Peterson. Peterson competed in the...

  • Mustangs defeat SNR Black Sox at Tolna

    Erik Gjovik|May 3, 2021

    The combined forces of Midkota, Dakota Prairie, Lakota and Griggs Co. Central’s hardball boys registered two wins (6-2 and 4-3) in the varsity and JV ranks over the SNR Black Sox.  Both games were played in Tolna, and the first game results improved the Mustangs’ record to 2-2 and 1-1 in Region 3 play. SNR fell to 0-3 in the league and 1-4 overall.  Midkota got on the board first with two runs in the opening inning, courtesy of cleanup batter Cole Hendrickson’s single to drive in Garrett H...

  • Archival Anecdotes: Entertaining Pastimes

    Rachel Brazil|May 3, 2021

    We humans need a break from time to time. The constant barrage of information and emotion can be difficult. In the 21st century, we often equate a leisurely break with a dose of Netflix. A century prior however, people were finding exciting entertainment options through print media. This week, I share two printed games that people of the early 20th century enjoyed. Both of these 'games' were donated by early Eddy County Museum board member Elsie Kerr. Elsie's collection includes over 50 media...

  • History of New Rockford: May 3, 2021

    K. C. Gardner Jr.|May 3, 2021

    On Jan. 20 and 21, 1904, J.R. Winslow was in Carrington on legal matters. On Jan. 21, H.J. Radtke arrived from Sparta, Wisconsin, to visit his brother W.E. Radtke and family. That evening, Imson & Edgar’s Ideals played in the Opera House. They also performed on the evenings of Jan. 22 and 23, as well as a 2 o’clock matinee on Jan. 23. That evening in Sheyenne, a large group of the members of the Sheyenne Lutheran Church and many other residents of that community gathered at the Baptist Church, and then under the leadership of T.N. Gil...

  • A cellphone recording, First Amendment rights and a guilty verdict

    David Adler|May 3, 2021

    When 17-year old Darnella Frazier used her cell phone on May 25, 2020, to record the murder of George Floyd - a horrifying episode which, viewers across the globe know, lasted nine minutes and 29 seconds, she probably did not stop to think that she was exercising her First Amendment right of freedom of expression and, perhaps, an element of freedom of the press. As the guilty verdict in the murder trial of Minneapolis policeman Derek Chauvin revealed, she was “filming” not only an American tragedy in real time, but the most impactful civil rig...

  • Savvy Senior: How Seniors Can Learn New Technology Skills Online

    Jim Miller|May 3, 2021

    Dear Savvy Senior, Can you recommend some good technology classes or online learning resources for inexperienced seniors? I have a computer and a smartphone, but my knowledge and skills are pretty limited. Tech Challenged Senior Dear Senior, There are many different technology teaching tools available to older adults, which can help you learn new tech skills so you can better utilize your devices. Here are some good options to consider. Local classes or workshops: Depending where you live,...

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  • Three Simple Selections for Spring Smallies

    Nick Simonson|May 3, 2021

    I can recall my first smallmouth bass as clearly as the blue skies of the late spring day on which it came to my jig. Sitting on the shoreline casting the eighth-ounce ballhead out over the small muddy point on the Sheyenne River just a few days after school had let out for the summer, an endless supply of slime-covered bullheads came to the nightcrawler-tipped offering I dragged up the break. In the middle of the two dozen or so spiny creatures was the odd sensation of a non-circular dash by...

  • Stick It to Spring Largemouth

    Nick Simonson|May 3, 2021

    The warming waters of spring herald a movement for largemouth bass into the shallows of the lakes and reservoirs in which they reside. Often, those dark bottoms releasing the first green-and-red curls of lily pads or sandy stretches with verdant spikes of emergent reeds and those locations' elevated temperatures are the first sites that largemouth stake out as the spawning season sets up in the coming weeks. While getting in casting range without spooking these fish can sometimes be a...