The Official Newspaper for Foster County
The Official Newspaper for Foster County
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Carrington split each game of a three-team doubleheader in Tolna Friday, May 6, dropping an 8-0, one-hit shutout loss to defending Region 3 and state champion LaMoure/Litchville-Marion, but getting one win for their efforts against Midkota/Dakota Prairie/Lakota/Griggs Co. Central, 6-4. Lucas Hendrickson's single was all the Cards would be able to manage against Loboes' righthander Landon Piehl. The tall senior lit up the CHS bats for seven strikeouts, and allowed just four other baserunners on...
The Carrington girls softball team came within three outs of their second win of the season, but the Dakota Prairie Knights got two runs in the top of the seventh inning to take an 8-7 win over the Cards in McVille Friday, May 6. Game two was a close affair at 3-3 until the Knights put up 11 runs in the bottom of the fourth, and DPHS would win via the mercy rule by that score, 14-3. Four Cardinal hitters had at least three hits in the close opening loss. Kennedy Wendel hit a triple and double, a...
The HWC track and field teams traveled to Rugby and Bismarck this past week and had lots of hardware to bring home. The boys team continues to dominate picking up meet wins in both meets while the girls continue to improve and look to peak at the big meets to finish the year. The Hornet boys continue to dominate the hurdle races and jumps, and can do well in the relays with a variety of runners. The following are the current state track and meet qualifiers for HWC: Madden Thorson: 100 dash, 200 dash, 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4x100 and 4x200 re...
Gabe Inglish of the Carrington Pitcrew was named this year's winner of the Spencer Tufte Award following the conclusion of the youth wrestling season. The award is named in honor of the late Spencer Tufte, and is given to the Pitcrew wrestler who demonstrates themselves as the team's hardest worker. Standing with Inglish are Spencer's parents, Brandon and Dawn Tufte....
The Carrington Pitcrew youth wrestling program put another season in the books with a fine performance at the State Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling Tournaments, held April 30 at the University of Jamestown's Harold Newman Arena. In the Freestyle tournament, the Pitcrew crowned four champions, those being Trace Hoggarth (junior 126 pounds), Khendra Garcia (girls 16-and-under 152), Gannon Inglish (10U 56) and Skye Kramlich (14U 92). Greco champions were Inglish and Taya Lura (girls 110), and...
The public is invited to observe the morning dancing ritual of the sharp-tailed grouse on the prairies on Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge. The active grouse "lek" or "dancing grounds," allow visitors to experience a "Ritual of Spring". The active grouse "lek" or "dancing grounds," allow visitors to experience the dancing action from just a few feet away. The refuge offers two observation blinds for a close-up viewing opportunity of the annual ritual that typically occurs from mid-March...
Region 2 Softball Tuesday, May 3 Carrington 23, Langdon/Edmore/Munich 20 at Mayville Cgtn. 433 751 0 — 23 23 0 L/E/M 135 605 0 — 20 17 0 Calleigh Hewitt, Kennedy Wendel (4) and Isabel Wendel; Abby Forest, Breana Wagner (1), Tallia Johnston (5) and Tayler Lorenz. W — K. Wendel. L — Johnston. Carrington: Brynn Smith 5-5, 2 triples, 2 doubles, 5 runs, 4 RBI; K. Wendel 4-6, 2 doubles, 3 SB, 2 runs, 5 RBI; Hewitt 4-6, double, 3 SB, 3 runs, 4 RBI; Bailey Ness 3-5, double, 3 runs, RBI; I. Wendel 2-3, 2 SB, 4 runs; Lauren Hendrickson 2-3, SB, run; Ha...
Non-region Baseball Tuesday, May 3 May-Port-CG 4, Carrington 1 at Valley City MPCG 000 003 1 — 4 7 0 Cgtn. 000 100 x — 1 5 0 Hudson Schmitz, Grady Shipman (3), Lucas Hendrickson (6) and Hendrickson, Schmitz (6); Marshall Judisch, Landon Koenig (4) and Andrew Aarsvold. W — Judisch. L — Shipman. Carrington: Jake Otto 2-3; Jack Erickson 1-2, RBI; Schmitz 1-2, run; Hendrickson 1-3. May-Port-CG: Judisch 3 1/3 IP, 3 H, ER, BB, 7 K; 1-3, RBI; Jacob Hutter 2-3, SB, run; Ethan Bergstrom 2-4, 2 SB; Cole Kritzberger 1-1; Koenig 1-3, run; Marshall Kloster...
Two events were held at CHS in recent days, the Arts Expo on May 3, and the High School/Junior High Spring Concert on May 5. Photos from the Expo and Concert were taken by Allen Stock and Erik Gjovik....
May 9 CHASELEY NEWS: Saturday, Marvin and Julie Rodacker and Pam Rodacker went to Tuttle for the funeral of Marvin’s Aunt. For Grandparent’s Day, Donavon and Connie Czech went to Northern Cass to be there for Brooklyn Mindt. Brooklyn came to the farm with them for a few days. Saturday night, they all went to Bowdon Burger Night. Pam Rodacker, Marvin and Julie Rodacker attended the Fessenden-Bowdon Spring Concert Monday evening. Friday, Pam was a Harvey caller. Tuesday, all three Rodackers went to Harvey. Sunday, Pam and Julie attended a Pla...
Carrington, N.D. – Carrington High School hosted a blood drive with Vitalant on April 19 at Carrington High School which helped collect a total of 26 units of blood products for patients in need. A total of 24 individuals volunteered to donate blood and 19 individuals were able to successfully donate at the Vitalant blood drive on April 19. A total of three donors also came forward to donate Power Red Cells (2RBC) which collects two units of red blood cells while returning platelets, plasma and a saline solution back to the donor. There were t...
Four-legged furry friends will get the chance to strut their stuff along with their owners for the 4-H and open classes Pet Show scheduled for 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 22 under the Pavilion at the Foster County Fairgrounds. No matter what makes your pet unique, the Pet Show is the place for owners and animals to showcase their talents. All four-legged, furry, scaly and feathered pets and the people who love them are invited to perform under the Pavilion for Dog Obedience, Dog Showmanship and...
North Dakota’s 2022 deer season is set, with 64,200 licenses available to hunters, down 8,000 from last year. In total, any-antlered licenses decreased by 150 from last year, any-antlerless by 350, antlered whitetail by 4,150, and antlerless whitetail by 3,700. Antlered mule deer licensed remained the same, and antlerless mule deer licenses increased by 350. In addition, muzzleloader licenses decreased by 168 and restricted youth antlered mule deer licenses remained the same. North Dakota’s 2022 deer gun season opens Nov. 4 at noon and continue...
Outdoor notes: *Paddlefish snagging season closed but remains open for snag-and-release. Go to the Game & Fish website, (gf.nd.gov) for snagging regulations. *Deer gun and muzzleloader applications now available. Go to the Game & Fish Dept. website to apply by the June 8 deadline. *Many Turtle River State Park trails wet after heavy rains with some closed due to erosion. The Hollows Picnic Area road temporarily closed. Most of the campground is open but contact individual state parks for updates on the status of water hookup and dump station av...
Overland flooding in the area has forced county commissioners in Eddy and Foster County to declare a flood emergency, as roads in the area have washed away. Foster County Commissioners signed a Flood Disaster Declaration during a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, after multiple reports of significant flooding and road closures in Foster County. Foster County Emergency Manager, Aaron Devereaux, said he'd received multiple reports of road damage in northeastern Foster County, including a...
