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BROOKINGS – NDSU sophomore Ethan Moe destroyed the school record in the 1000m to headline the performances of the Bison men’s track & field team at a pair of meets on Saturday. At the Jim Emmerich Alumni Meet hosted by South...
A fun filled free event to the public with German Food for sale brought by Tasty Treats, multiple small businesses from North Dakota, Baked Goods from Until the last Bite Bakery, and so much more. Located at the old IDK in Jamestown, ND.
The Jamestown Sports and Recreation Show February 1st and 2nd, Jamestown Civic Center. Open 9am-4pm both days, admission is free! Ready to shake off the icicles and have some fun? The Sport and Rec Show will have you feeling the summer...
Valley City State University baseball ranks fourth in the 2025 NSAA Baseball Coaches’ Preseason Poll. The Vikings totaled 16 points in the vote announced on Tuesday Jan. 21. Viking Baseball kicks of their 2025 spring season...
Lynn Edward Wilson, 89, Valley City, North Dakota passed away Thursday, January 23, 2025, at SMP Health-St. Raphael under the care of Hospice of the Red River Valley. Visitation will be held at Oliver-Nathan Funeral Chapel, Valley...
Carol Belle Knudsen, 94, of Marion, ND, passed away on January 23, 2025, at home with family by her side, having recently been admitted to CHI Hospice. Visitation will be held on Sunday, January 26, at Grace Methodist Church in Marion,...
BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Kelly Armstrong today announced his support for legislation creating an incentive program to attract value-added agriculture projects to North Dakota. House Bill 1332, which had its hearing before the House Agriculture...
Robert L. Torrance , 90, of Milton, ND and Jamestown, ND died unexpectedly Tuesday, January 21, at the Jamestown Regional Medical Center, during a holiday visit to his son. Bob was born October 4, 1934, in Grand Forks to John and...
The 94th Annual JT Area Chamber Awards Banquet was held on Jan 23 at the Harold Newman Arena. The event celebrated businesses and individuals who make a lasting impact on the community. Congratulations to this year’s winners! Continuing...
James River Valley Library invites children ages 5-13 to learn more about owls February 1st. 11am-12pm: kids ages 5-8 and 1pm-2pm kids ages 9-13. Please register for the event at jrvls.org. We will be dissecting owl pellets to learn...
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