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Payton Smith, the son of Kyle and Layne Smith of Carrington, is in his third year competing for the North Dakota State University Bison cross country and track and field teams. This last spring, Payton learned a new event on the track, the 3,000-meter steeplechase, and it soon became his specialty race for the outdoor season. He finished first in the steeplechase at the NDSU Spring Classic, and also won the event at the Kip Janvrin Open in Iowa in a time of 9:22.61. Smith also took sixth at the...
Whether she lights up the Harold Newman Arena scoreboard or not with the University of Jamestown, freshman Hannah Hagel has learned lessons that go beyond the basketball court. "The [U of J] has taught me already so many things, whether it's from responsiblity with handling finals, practices and weights, to being able to wake up for an 8:00 a.m. class," she says. Hannah, the daughter of Paul and Julie Hagel of Carrington, is a student-athlete for the Jimmies majoring in biology, and averages...
Carrington School District Regular School Board Meeting Date: Tuesday, February 8, 2022 Place: High School ITV Room I. CALL TO ORDER: 4:00 p.m. II. REGULAR ITEMS A. Additions or Corrections to the Agenda B. Approve Minutes - January 11, 2022 C. Approve Financial Reports 1. Activities Fund 2. Revolving Fund 3. Lunch Fund 4. General Fund 5. Fund Balance Reports D. Presentation of Bills and Check Register III. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Delegation: Linda Moen, Motion to Approve 2021 Audit B. Administrative Reports 1. Mrs. Helseth 2. Mr. Bitz 3. Mr.... Full story
Dakota Datebook written by Jayme L. Job. Fargo newsboys were shocked to learn of a betrayal among their own ranks on February 10 in 1907. A bundle of newspapers had been stolen from the depot of the Great Northern station on this evening, and several of the city’s newsboys were under suspicion for the act. The Fargo ‘newsies’ had “long enjoyed a most enviable reputation for honesty and the theft of [a] bundle of newspapers by one of their number caused considerable alarm.” The newsies were insistent on finding the culprit, and actively...
January 1 - January 31, 2022 Criminal Jordan Lee Becker, Sykeston, N.D.: DUI - .08% or greater - intoxicating liquor - 1st offense. Condition: Chemical Dependency Evaluation. Complete recommended treatment. Comply with payment agreement. Not possess or own fire arms. Notify court of address change. Set up payment schedule. Unsupervised probation. Violate no criminal laws. Fees: criminal admin. fee: $125; defense/facility admin. fee: $100; fine/state: $500; victim-witness fee: $25. Confinement: Agency: Stutsman County Correctional Center, term:...
The current makeup of the LaMoure/Litchville-Marion boys’ basketball roster has seen success no matter what sport they’re currently playing. State champions in nine-man football this past fall, along with winning Class B, American Legion and Babe Ruth Baseball crowns, the Loboes are quite the cohesive stable of athletes. One half of basketball was all it took for L-L-M to assert themselves as the ‘alpha wolf’, and took a 61-42 win over Carrington January 28 in the East Gym. Like it has gone in...
The HWC boys’ basketball team made giant strides in this week’s action, picking up two District 7 victories and moving to 5-0 in district play and 11-2 overall. The Hornets showed signs of explosive play, but allowed New Rockford-Sheyenne and Warwick to come from double-digit points down to either tie or take the lead against them. Some positives to that were the ability to fight off the challenge and persevere for the victories. HWC 55, NR-S 49 Tuesday, January 25, saw the Hornets travel to...
Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier was living the high life for quite awhile in Class B girls' basketball. Winners of their first 14 games and soaring all the way to #7 in the statewide polls, the Rebels would end up being humbled by another Region 3 title contender, Linton-HMB, by a 57-32 margin. And for a time in the first half in their January 28 game in Kulm, it looked like Carrington could make enough plays to defeat them once more. E-K-M steered their season back on track with a 34-21 second half...
The HWC Hornet girls picked up a big victory over the Warwick Warriors this past week, earning their first district win of the season. HWC also showed signs of improvement as they played both Kidder County and Carrington tough for the majority of the games before having those teams finish strong for the double-digit victories. HWC 63, Warwick 18 A great start by the Hornets sealed the game early on, as HWC cruised to a 45-point victory over the Warriors in Warwick on Tuesday, January 25. HWC...
The traditional final event of the Class B regular season on the mats transpired once again in New Salem with the East-West Tournament Saturday, January 29. And for the Carrington Cardinals, it represented one more chance for the team to improve their possible individual tournament seeding should their grapplers advance to the State B in Fargo in mid-February. Two wrestlers came out on top for the Cards in New Salem, those being 113-pounder Trace Hoggarth and Michael Clifton at 182 pounds. Both...
Class A opponents Devils Lake and West Fargo brought their teams to the East Gym Thursday night, January 27, for a triangular dual with Carrington. The Cards contested 12 matches to the Firebirds' eight, and won a 60-12 victory. In the nightcap, CHS did well to stay with the Packers, but fell by three, 39-36. Double winners in the dual were Trace Hoggarth (113), Matthew Duchscherer (126 & 132), Brecken Lura (138, pin and forfeit), Michael Clifton (182, pin and forfeit), and Callen Garber (195,...
Boys’ Basketball Thursday, January 27 Griggs/Midkota 61, Hatt.-North. 57 OT Griggs/Midkota put together their most complete effort of the season to take an impressive four-point overtime win in Hatton against the H-N Thunder. Senior Logan Topp’s 20 points helped pave the way to the Titans’ third win of the season, and G-M also enjoyed double-figure showings by Jaxon Gronneberg with 12 points, Carter Spitzer with 11 and Brady Haugen 10. The Thunder of Region 2 fell to 4-8 with the loss. Levi Jorgensen was the top scorer with 17 points, followed...
District 5 Girls’ Basketball Monday, January 24 LaMoure/Litchville-Marion 54, Griggs/Midkota 22 at LaMoure Quarter-by-quarter scoring unavailable. Griggs/Midkota: Asia Becherl 5, Jenna Larson 5, Lauryn Halvorson 3, Josie Johnson 2, Kaylee Johnson 2, Emma Kollman 2, Amanda Reidman 2, Medora Brandner 1. Totals: 9 FG, 3-10 FT, 8 fouls. Three-pointer: Halvorson. LaMoure/L-M: Scoring summary unavailable. Tuesday, January 25 Griggs/Midkota 32, Ellendale 27 at Ellendale G-M 8 8 10 6 32 Ellen. 3 10 4 10 27 Griggs/Midkota: Larson 9, Kollman 6, B...
On Saturday, Jan. 29, nearly 200 archers from 12 nearby school districts descended on the Carrington Public School to compete in the Carrington 3D and Bullseye Archery Tournaments. Sophomore Connor Cose from Mt. Pleasant High School (Rolla) seized top marks in the bullseye tournament, scoring 293 points with 24 bullseyes. Cose's 293 points placed him first in every boys and high school ranking, and were the most scored by a single archer in either tournament. However, Cose was outdone in the 3D...
The Medina/Pingree-Buchanan Thunder basketball programs engaged in two boys’/girls’ twinbills this past week, taking on Linton-HMB in District 6 and possible Region 3 opponents Oakes two nights later. M-P-B 49, Linton-HMB 47 Boys Linton-HMB 60, M-P-B 38 Girls Could the balance of power in District 6 be primed to change for the time being, at least on the boys’ side? Longtime conference power Linton-HMB and ND Sports Hall of Fame Coach Dan Carr have been at or near the top in league standings for...
CHASELEY NEWS: Marvin and Julie Rodacker and Pam Rodacker took in and enjoyed the Bowdon Food Fair. It was well attended. Donavon and Connie Czech were in Bismarck Wednesday for Doctor visits. It was a pleasant day which resulted in very unpleasant roads. Sorry again no Bowdon news....
Following a redistricting process that saw their home district eliminated, District 23 representatives Bill Devlin and Don Vigesaa have announced their future plans. Rep. Devlin, a 20-year veteran of the N.D. Legislature and former Speaker of the House, has announced his retirement from the legislature once his current term expires on Nov. 30. Rep. Vigesaa, meanwhile, has announced his intention to run for the House of Representatives in District 29. Late last year, a new redistricting map was...
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