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  • Savvy Senior: Ways to make gardening easier as you age

    Jim Miller|May 13, 2024

    Dear Savvy Senior, What gardening tips can you offer to older seniors? I love to putter around and work in the garden, but my back and knees have caused me to curtail my gardening activities, which I miss greatly. Older Gardner Dear Older, There’s no doubt that gardening can be hard on an aging body. Joints stiffen up, kneeling for prolonged periods hurts, and bending and reaching can strain muscles. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up your hobby. You just need to garden differently, add...

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  • Another week, another record

    Erik Gjovik|May 13, 2024

    Madison Johnson's pursuit of the Carrington girls' track record books bore dividends for the third time this season. Johnson set a new mark in the 3,200-meter run at the Cards' home Kiwanis/Lions Track meet on Saturday, May 4, running an 11:30.05 time to surpass Ashley Neumiller's 2014 standard of 11:39.64. She, along with Kenadie Pazdernik, took a ride outside of their comfort zones to the short sprints, and qualified as possible alternates for the 4x200-meter relay in 1:50.88. Harper Kollman...

  • Cards fall to L-L-M

    Erik Gjovik|May 13, 2024

    The highs and lows of the spring baseball slate continue for the Carrington Cardinals. Carrington built up some momentum with a non-region doubleheader sweep in Tolna over the Nelson County/Midkota Chargers (4-0) and Hatton-Northwood (9-6) in Saturday, May 4 weekend action, but all the good diamond vibes came to a halt with a pair of sizable late-inning swoons in a 10-3 Region 3 loss to LaMoure/Litchville-Marion at Townsend Field in LaMoure last Monday, May 6. The Cards fell behind to the...

  • Hornets run at Rugby, Kiwanis/Lions track meets

    Lane Moellenkamp|May 13, 2024

    The meet was not on the schedule but with a rain forecasted for the rest of the last week, the Panthers threw together a five-team event, the Midstate Quad, on Wednesday, May 1, in Rugby. HWC came away with four new qualifiers on the day led by the 4x400 boys relay team of Noah Ziegler, Keaton Keller, Carson Heilman and Tallen Thorson, who not only finished first but met the standard with a time of 3:35.84. Other Hornet qualifiers on the day included eighth grader Dylan Heitman, who soared...

  • Softball rolls past Lights, humbled by top-rated MPCG

    May 13, 2024

    The Carrington girls' softball squad both won and lost big in a pair of Region 2 games played last week. On Friday, May 3, the team traveled to Rolette and registered a 23-4 win over Northern Lights. In the victory, both Maara Kutz and Lauren Hendrickson registered four hits each, and combined for seven runs driven in. Calleigh Hewitt had three hits, as did Isabel Wendel and Ella Volk. Last Monday, the number one team in the state, the May-Port-CG Patriots, made a statement with a lopsided 32-2...

  • Revised Region 2 softball schedule

    May 13, 2024

    Carrington Athletic Director Karla Michaelson wishes to announce that effective Friday, May 3, the Region 2 Softball Tournament format has been changed, per a meeting with other regional athletic directors. Due to the difficulty of rescheduling weather-affected games, Region 2 school officials agreed to split the region into North and South sub-regions for postseason tournament purposes. Teams in the North sub-region will be Grafton, Langdon/Edmore/Munich, Midway/Minto, Northern Lights and Pembi...

  • Cards take both halves of twin bill over Wolves

    May 13, 2024

    In Steele this past Tuesday, the Carrington baseball team patched up some loose ends to their Region 3 schedule, and are now getting ready for postseason play. The Cards won each end of a regional doubleheader with the Kidder County Wolves, winning by scores of 19-1 and 6-0 to improve their record to 8-7 on the season and 5-3 in league contests. Senior righthander Grady Shipman started both halves of the two-game swing, getting some valuable rest thanks to a big five-run first inning that...

  • North Dakota Outdoors: 2024 Paddlefish season preview

    Doug Leier, Biologist, North Dakota Game and Fish Department|May 13, 2024

    A highlight of my early years with the Game and Fish Department as a district game warden was the variety of field-training opportunities. New wardens learn different required skills from seasoned wardens at stations literally in every corner of North Dakota. My primary training warden was Kurt Aufforth, who was stationed in Watford City at the time, and my weeks with him coincided with the paddlefish snagging season. A lot has changed since then. Kurt is retired and I'm a biologist in West Farg...

  • Wrestling Club Awards Banquet at CrossRoads

    May 13, 2024

    The Carrington Wrestling Club honored their young athletes for their accomplishments this past season at their annual banquet Saturday night, May 4, at CrossRoads Golf Course north of town. Participants with the Pitcrew youth wrestling team were honored, with special awards going to Jazmyn Ybarra (Iron Sharpens Iron) and Jaxon Wilson and Ridge Kramlich (Spencer Tufte Award)....

  • Harvey/Wells Co. places fourth at state speech

    May 13, 2024

    The 71st Annual NDHSAA sponsored State Class B Speech Tournament was held at Mandan High School on Saturday, April 27, 2024. Kindred took first place with 67 points; Enderlin was awarded second with 59 points; Dickinson Trinity/New England was third with 55 points; Harvey/Wells County was fourth with 37 points; South Prairie-Max was fifth with 31 points; and Beulah was sixth with 25 points. The following Harvey/Wells County students placed at the state speech contest: Extemporaneous Speaking:...