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Valley City (CSi) Authorities report, about 9-a.m., Saturday, a pickup went through the ice on Lake Ashtabula, south of the Crossing. US Army Corps of Engineer Spokesman Scott Tichy said the occupant who was out on the lake to go fishing, ...
Jamestown (CSi) The Shrine Circus has revised its Jamestown performance, delayed until May 5, 2020, due to concerns about public gatherings due to the Coronavirus. The tentative new date is May 5, 2020. Officials indicated that date may...
Update: On Sunday evening, March 15, Gov Burgum closed all K-12 schools in ND for 1 week. Watch Video Bismarck, ND (Mar 13) Gov. Doug Burgum Friday declared a state of emergency for ND in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID –...
Bismarck (CSi) The NDHSAA has suspended all activities indefinitely. The Jamestown High boys basketball game vs. West Fargo-Sheyenne in the Class A semifinals will not be played Friday night.Whether the games will be played in the...
Jamestown (JRVLS) Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in our country and the importance of the health of our community, all adult and youth library programs scheduled for both the Alfred Dickey branch and the Stutsman County branch...
Jamestown, ND, March 12, 2020 (JRMC) — Safety is Jamestown Regional Medical Center’s highest priority. In light of this rapidly evolving situation, JRMC is following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...
Valley City, (VCSU) Valley City State University informs the community of efforts to protect the health and safety of the campus community. A statement released by VCSU Friday March 13, 2020. “In response to coronavirus COVID-19, Valley...
Sioux Falls, SD – Sanford Health will restrict visitors to immediate family members only and only allow one visitor per patient. Family members who visit a Sanford Health facility will be screened for respiratory illness symptoms and...
Jamestown (CSi) As a precaution to protect residents against the spread of coronavirus, Eventide Senior Living Communities is restricting visitors to their campuses CEO, Jon Riewer says, “Protecting our residents’ health and safety is...
BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum, in conjunction with the North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH), released recommendations today for events and public gatherings in light of the spread of novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19. The recommendations...
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