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Charlotte Uehran Charlotte A. Uehran passed away peacefully at Eventide Assisted Living in Jamestown at the age of 92 on Aug. 12, 2023, surrounded by loved ones. Charlotte was born July 14, 1931, in the Courtenay area. She was the daughter of Ben and Elizabeth (Nihill) Hoggarth. She was the oldest of seven children. She graduated from Courtenay High School in 1949 and attended Valley City College for four summers and taught in the Ashland Corinne Township for six years. On June 28, 1955, she... Full story
North Dakota’s 2023 small game, waterfowl and furbearer regulations are set, and most season structures are similar to last year. Noteworthy items include: • Opening day for ducks, geese, coots and mergansers for North Dakota residents is Sept. 23. Nonresidents may begin hunting waterfowl in North Dakota Sept. 30. • The prairie chicken and sage grouse seasons remain closed due to low populations. • Pre-charged pneumatic air guns are legal for taking tree squirrels. Hunters and trappers can find the North Dakota 2023-24 Hunting and Trappin...
Football got their season going this past Friday night, and the girls' golf team hit the course for their first meet of the season last Monday. That leaves the volleyball and cross country seasons to make their debut for the 2023-24 school year, one which promises to be an exciting one for area athletes. Carrington The Cardinal football team started Coach Kyle Smith's eighth year at the helm this past Friday night with a home game against Bottineau, and travel on the road this upcoming week to...
Kacie Rexin placed third overall, as did her Cardinal golf teammates, at the season-opening tournament at Fargo Country Club Monday, August 14. Rexin, a senior and returning All-State golfer after finishing fourth at the State B Tournament in Minot last fall, shot an 18-hole score of 87 to finish 16 strokes off the winning medalist performance by Kindred's Avery Bartels. Oak Grove's Sylvie Brantner was second, shooting 82. Also carding a top-10 performance was Molly Hansen, as she finished with...
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s Private Land Open to Sportsmen Guide (PLOTS) for 2023 is now available online at the Game and Fish website, gf.nd.gov. In addition, the free printed PLOTS guides will be available in late August at most license vendors and other locations throughout the state....
Outdoor notes: *N.D. Dept. of Environmental Quality blue-green algae reports: Low toxin levels – Black Tiger Bay (Devils Lake), Benson Co.; Clausen Springs, Barnes Co.; Crystal Springs, Kidder & Stutsman counties; East Stump Lake, Nelson Co.; Heckers Lake, Sheridan Co.; Horsehead Lake, Kidder Co.; Lake Josephine, Kidder Co.; Moon Lake, Barnes Co.; Reule Lake, Stutsman Co.; South Hoffer Lake, Sheridan Co.; Spiritwood Lake, Stutsman Co. Advisory – Alkali Lake, Stutsman Co.; Jamestown Reservoir, Stutsman Co. Warnings: Harvey Dam, Wells Co. Go to t...
North Dakota's earliest recorded airplane fatality occurred in August in 1919, when a small plane went down near Sutton. Piloted by Lieutenant Edward Axberg of Enderlin, the plane was flying at 1200 feet before crashing into a field. Axberg and his friend, nineteen-year-old Brian Karr from Jamestown, had spent the afternoon performing stunts, but when they attempted a tail-spin, Axberg was unable to right the plane. The resulting crash broke Karr's legs and mangled much of his body; he died an...
The Carrington Wrestling Booster Club started a new experience on July 1, 2022. They are one year in and reflecting on the first year of gaming, how they were able to support the community, and what the future looks like now. It all started when gaming manager, Paul Hagel, started looking into the requirements to keep gaming proceeds, that are made in Carrington, stay local. Many of the 501(c)(3) organizations that sponsored gaming in Carrington at the time were not local, and the funds were...
Six members of the Fessenden-Bowdon FFA Chapter recently traveled to Dickinson, N.D., to take part in the North Dakota FFA Land Judging Career Development Event. The event took place on Thursday, August 3. Two members earned gold awards, two members earned silver awards and two earned bronze awards. The team finished in second place overall, just eight points from the first place team and earned a gold team award. The event was won by the Harvey FFA Chapter which earned its way to the National...
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