The Official Newspaper for Foster County
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CARRINGTON, N.D. – The Carrington area pro-life group “Life Savers” will host a meaningful and informative evening focusing on life issues on Sunday, May 15 at Calvary Baptist Church in Carrington. Jody Clemmons, with the PALS (Post Abortive Ladies) group in Fargo, will speak on her own journey from grief to grace. There are many hurting people that have been touched by abortion, and this opportunity can help people better relate and extend help and healing to those they meet. By age 45, nearly 1 in 4 women will have had an abortion (according...
A total of 57,086 North Dakota deer hunters took approximately 32,793 deer during the 2021 deer gun hunting season, according to a post-season survey conducted by the state Game and Fish Department. Game and Fish made available 72,200 deer gun licenses last year. Overall hunter success was 57%, with each hunter spending an average of 4.5 days in the field. Hunter success for antlered white-tailed deer was 40%, and antlerless whitetail was 48%. Mule deer buck success was 72%, and antlerless mule deer was 80%. Hunters with any-antlered or...
In the long-awaited return to action for area track teams, the Carrington pole vaulting crew had one of their most lucrative meets that they've ever experienced on the state qualification front. The optimistically-named "Snow Snow Go Away Invite" from Miller Field at Bismarck's Shiloh Christian School Thursday, April 28, yielded three separate Cardinal competitors making the State B roster at the Bismarck Community Bowl later this month. Two of those qualifiers came on the girls' side, as...
Carrington traveled to Fessenden Thursday, April 28, to compete in the HWC Junior High Invite. Full Cardinal results from the meet are as follows: HWC Junior High Invite Carrington Boys’ Individual Results 100-Meter Dash: Peyton Harrington (9th), 13.67; Maddyx Davis (33rd), 14.57; Kolby Zink (59th), 15.75 200-Meter Dash: Zink (47th), 34.09 400-Meter Dash: Harrington (8th), 1:03.36 800-Meter Run: Ewan Aberle (10th), 2:39.71; Davis (30th), 3:09.71 1,600-Meter Run: Aberle (6th), 5:51.26 4x400-Meter...
It happened a day earlier than expected in order to beat the rain, and it was the first outdoor meet for many of the 700-plus track and field athletes and 24 teams that showed up in Fessenden on Thursday, April 28, for the HWC Junior High Invite. A wet, snowy spring has put a damper on the junior high season. In reality, there are only a couple of weeks left in the season and many performers were seeing their first outdoor meet of the year. To say the Fessenden facility was in top notch shape would be an understatement, but some hard work got...
The Griggs-Midkota Titans track team competed in a three-team "Mini Meet" with the host May-Port-CG Patriots and Hatton-Northwood on May 28. Winners at the event for the Titans included, for the boys, Wayland Sabinash (200 and 400 dashes), Mark Sammons (800), Aaron Moser (300 hurdles), the 4x200-meter relay (Gavin Nelson, Eli Larson, Sammons, Sabinash), and the 4x400 (Nelson, Sammons, Larson, Sabinash). Additionally, Isaac Stadler led a 1-2-3-4-5 finish for G-M in the shot put. Girls' winners...
The Carrington Cardinal softball program finally took the field for their first game as a varsity team Thursday, April 28, when they visited Mayville State University's Jerome Berg Field to take on the May-Port-CG Patriots. Playing their first game in Region 2, the Cards fell by a score of 21-0, but that result did not dampen the enthusiasm of the girls who took to the turf that day. This past Tuesday, the Cards made a return trip to Mayville to play Langdon/Edmore/Munich and Grafton. CHS got...
The Harvey-Wells County boys track and field team continues to put up solid efforts, winning their second of two outdoor meets of the season at Shiloh Christian on Thursday, April 28. HWC picked up wins in nine events and had 10 state qualifying efforts in the process. Picking up state qualifying and events wins were Daniel Stoll in the 100, 200, and 400, Madden Thorson in the 110 and 300 hurdles, Alex Erickson in the high jump and triple jump, and the 4x200 relay of Isaac Friese, Tallen...
Two scheduled home games for the Carrington baseball team were moved to Wishek Thursday, April 28. In their first competitive action in a span of almost two-and-a-half weeks, the Cards took on South Border in their second meeting of the young season, and played the Kidder County Wolves in game two. That time away from the diamond ended up hurting Carrington's level of crispness and execution, as they dropped a 6-4 decision to the Mustangs and fell, 5-3, to the Wolves. After spotting South...
Midkota/Dakota Prairie/Lakota/Griggs Co. Central got one game in the books, an 8-6 win over SNR on April 4, then had to play the waiting game with the cold and snow for 24 days. Upon their return to the field on Thursday, April 28, defending state champion LaMoure/Litchville-Marion was their welcoming party. The Loboes were in no mood to be housewarming guests, rolling to a 10-0 win over the Mustangs. Midkota then ventured out of Region 3 for their home opener in Tolna against the May-Port-CG Patriots this past Monday, but the bats remained...
Carrington’s boys golf team waited out the snow melt, and finally got their bags and clubs on the course for a meet in Casselton Thursday, April 28. The Cards placed sixth overall out of 10 teams at the meet with an 18-hole score of 387. Kindred won the competition with a 331 score, followed by Central Cass (334) and Oak Grove (341). For Carrington, the top shooter was Wyatt Walker with a 45 on the front nine and 43 on the back to finish at 88. Gabe Ricter shot 49-48-97 to take second best among Cardinal golfers. Other scores were submitted b...
Dillon Hewitt (left) representing the Eagles Club presented a check to Randy Hooey for Carrington Youth sports. These donations were made possible from the charitable gaming at the Eagles in New Rockford and the Shamrock Bar & Lounge in Carrington....
Jamestown, N.D. — Laughing until you cry is one thing – but leaking when you laugh is no joke. That’s why Jamestown Regional Medical Center is hosting Kegels & Cocktails on May 10. The event features fun and factual information featuring Dr. Gregg McAdoo and Nurse Practitioner Makenzie Breitbach from the JRMC OB/GYN team. Dr. McAdoo and Breitbach are part of a comprehensive OB/GYN team including Dr. Emily Stromquist. Dr. Stromquist joined the JRMC team in February. Attendees can also meet Physical Therapists Kaiann Arellano, Sherry Benso...
Outdoor notes: *May 15: Spring turkey season and light goose conservation order close. Tournaments: *May 21: Devils Lake, Creel Bay. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, May 3: 1,448.9 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.72 MSL. *Lake Sakakawea elevation: 1,828.05 MSL; 14,400 cubic feet per second average (CFS) Garrison Dam daily releases. *N.D. Game & Fish Dept. Dist. game wardens: East-central area lakes slow but look for more activity with warmer weather. Coulees are flowing heavy into area rivers and unfishable. Angler...
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