Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
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On Thursday, July 7, New Rockford Post #30 hosted a double header against the Jamestown Hawks, and earned a much needed sweep after suffering close defeats in the prior days. For a time, however, Post #30 seemed destined for another loss as the first of Thursday's games got underway. The Hawks opened the game with four earned runs against Black Sox starting pitcher Luke Yri, to which New Rockford found no response in the bottom of the inning. With a comfortable 4-0 lead entering inning No. 2,...
On Monday, July 11, New Rockford Post #30 ended their regular season with victory, defeating the Ashley/Linton/Wishek Rattlers 5-0 at home in their last regular-season match of the summer. Post #30 did most of their damage early, scoring four runs in the first two innings, before adding an insurance run in the fifth. From the batter's box, Connor Knatterud and Keaton Cudworth were particularly effective; together they accounted for four of New Rockford's five runs. Luke Yri also enjoyed a good...
The New Rockford Black Sox will enter the regional Babe Ruth tournament on a high, having defeated Devils Lake 4-3 on Monday, July 11. It wasn't a district matchup and it only lasted five-innings, but it was reminiscent of many of this season's games, as it showed once again that when it matters most, New Rockford has what it takes to close out a win. As they so often do, the Sox started well, scoring two runs in the first inning and another in the second. Connor Knatterud has been one of the...
Columbia Grain International (CGI), a global leader in the origination, processing, logistics, and distribution of high quality bulk grains, pulses, edible beans, oilseeds and organics for the northern tier of the U.S., launched its first-ever Columbia Grain Annual Scholarship Program, established by President & CEO, Jeff Van Pevenage earlier this year. The scholarship was open to active CGI employees and their immediate family members (spouses and dependent children) and five winners were...
The North Dakota Department of Human Services announced today that help is available for homeowners struggling financially, who are at risk of housing instability because of past-due mortgage payments, utilities or other housing-related costs. Homeowners can apply online now at https://www.applyforhelp.nd.gov/. “Our goal is to support housing stability and sustain homeownership for North Dakotans who have experienced financial hardship because of the pandemic,” said Executive Policy Director Jessica Thomasson. The program anticipates hel...
The University of North Dakota’s Office of the Registrar today issued its Spring Semester 2022 Dean’s List, President’s Roll of Honor and names of Spring Commencement graduates. Spring Semester 2022 Commencement Carrington: Gracie Koenig, Psychology; Emerson Hoornaert, Psychology**; Amber Pierce, Nursing; Brady Smith, Physical Therapy. Fort Totten: Tresa Longie-Grey Water, Criminal Justice Studies. Harvey: Lindsey English, Dietetics***, Public Health Education***. McVille: Catherine Haugland, Social Work**. Pekin: Bradyn Sand, Business Admin...
More than 600 students graduated from Bismarck State College after completing the Spring 2022 semester. The graduates were recognized at the college's 82nd commencement ceremony held on May 13, 2022, at the Bismarck Event Center. Students who completed the coursework to earn degrees from BSC in Fall 2021 and Summer 2022 were also eligible to walk across the stage during the commencement ceremony to receive their diplomas. The BSC 2022 Commencement speaker was Major General Alan S. Dohrmann, The Adjutant General (TAG) for the North Dakota...
Outdoor notes: *July 29: Halloween in July, Lake Metigoshe State Park, Bottineau. Tournaments: *July 23: Devils Lake, Creel Bay; Lake Ashtabula, Ashtabula Crossing. *July 30: Devils Lake, Woodland Resort; Devils Lake, launch from East Bay, 6-Mile Bay, or Henegar Landing. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, July 12: 1,450.74 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *Stump Lake elevation: 1,450.71 MSL. *Lake Sakakawea elevation: 1,837.69 MSL; 20,800 cubic feet per second average (CFS) Garrison Dam daily...
The neat thing about labs is they never want to quit. Whether it's in the field or on a summertime swim, it most often comes down to their owners to know when to say "when." On about the twenty-seventh stick thrown from the end of the dock yesterday morning, the mounting blue clouds on the far side of the lake signaled the end of the sunrise swimming session for both Ole and me. One last time in the hazy light of the rising sun behind us, he jumped in after the stick which had been chewed on...
This week, the walleyes are still biting across Lake Sakakawea. Some areas like the mid-section or the Van Hook Arm can be better, but that doesn't mean the eastern edge can't be dynamite! Key depths have been 12-to-18 feet. Now, some days with the right winds and water clarity they move up shallower, some days they stay deeper. We are still keying in on the water temperatures, and the lake is fluctuating around 68 to 72 degrees. If you are seeing it in this range, you are good to go! Crawlers...
With the lottery application process wrapped for this fall's firearms deer season, many hunters' minds are already turning to the cool days of autumn, despite the confirmation from a warm, sweaty suggestion that summer has just started. In this time of preparation, no other tool is more important in the process of previewing what's to come than the trail camera. With the right deployment and a few tips, and some considerations for a changing landscape, getting the best pictures of the herd to...
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