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  • Central City Lanes Bowling: November 18, 2024

    Nov 18, 2024

    TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 7 Headlocks Bar 109.0 59.0 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 107.5 60.5 Randy’s Pro Shop 102.5 65.5 Cornhuskers 88.5 79.5 5 Spot 74.0 82.0 Albatross 78.0 90.0 Chain Gang 77.5 90.5 Bye 0.0 0.0 High Team Game: Cornhuskers, 789; Randy’s Pro Shop, 756; Chain Gang, 724 High Team Series: Cornhuskers, 2216; Randy’s Pro Shop, 2208; Chain Gang, 2030 High Individual Game: Rick Christianson, 246; Steve Fangman, 245; Randy Peterson, 244 High Individual Series: Rick Christianson, 684; Randy Peterson, 683; Scott Beumer, 578 TEN PINS LEAGUE - Wee...

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  • County cuts road maintenance credit

    Nathan Price|Nov 18, 2024

    Posted November 13, 2024 Local funding for Foster County townships has effectively been cut in half. The Foster County Commission carried a motion to do so at their regular meeting on Thursday, Nov. 7. Since 2022, the 18 townships of Foster County have each been receiving an annual credit of about $4,500 from their county government, which has gone toward blading and snow removal bills. Combined, that's approximately $80,000 a year the county hands out to its townships, and now commissioners...

  • Boosting youth mental health access

    Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative|Nov 18, 2024

    Throughout her 25 years as a school social worker, Michelle Vollan can't recall a period when the number of acute youth mental health situations requiring hospitalization was as high as it was post-Covid. Vollan has seen anxiety issues increasing, and along with that, attendance concerns and drops in grades for those affected. On the most severe end of the spectrum, thoughts of suicide and self harm have increased leading to cases of psychiatric hospitalization. And while a spike two years ago...

  • North Dakota approves Summit carbon pipeline route

    Jeff Beach, North Dakota Monitor|Nov 18, 2024

    November 15, 2024 North Dakota regulators on Friday approved a route permit for the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline, a significant win for what the company says is the world's largest carbon capture project. The three-person Public Service Commission voted unanimously to approve the pipeline permit. The commission had denied Summit a route permit in 2023, but changes the company made to its route helped convince the commission to reverse its position. Summit plans to put 333 miles of pipeline...