Jamestown (CSi) Charges against the University of Jamestown, Dean of Students have been dropped. An attorney for Van Zinderen confirmed the charges were dropped last week. He said the prosecution didn’t have significant evidence that any assault had taken place. The University of Jamestown issued a statement regarding Dean of […]
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Tourism Approves Grants, Xterra, Museum, Drag Races
Jamestown (CSi) — The Buffalo City Tourism Grant/Executive Board approved funding requests for Stutsman County Museum staffing, The R.M. Stoudt, Xterra Festival advertising, and the Jamestown Drag Racing Association advertising. Meeting Friday at the CSi Technology Center at Historic Franklin School, the board approved the $6,000 grant request from the […]
Sen. Hoeven Honors John Jangula, Jmst Presentation
JAMESTOWN (CSi) At a ceremony in Jamestown today, Senator John Hoeven honored the military service of Korean War Veteran John Jangula and presented him with the military awards he earned while serving in the U.S. Army. Jangula was never presented his medals, and his family contacted Senator Hoeven’s office to […]
City Moves Water Tower Paint Back To Agenda
Jamestown (CSi) — The Jamestown City Council’s Public Works, Police and Fire Committees met at City Hall, on Thursday afternoon. All members were present. Police & Fire Committees No items for discussion at this time. The Public Works Committee discussed a letter of request relating to parking at 301 2nd […]
Regional Council Accepts Buy Out Offer
Jamestown (CSi) The South Central Dakota Regional Council Board of Directors has accepted a $125,000 offer from the Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corporation (JSDC) to buy out the council’s portion of the Center for Economic Development building. SCDRC Executive Committee President,Joseph Neis, says the JSDC made the offer based on an appraisal […]
Smaller Hangar Recommended, Airport
Jamestown (CSi) The Jamestown Regional Airport Authority has rejected all bids on construction of a nine bay T-hangar building and accepted a recommendation from its General Aviation Committee to seek bids on a smaller hangar. The authority received seven bids for the nine-bay T-hangar building last month. The bids ranged […]
No Residential Alley Garbage Collection Jmst
Due to the changing weather conditions causing extremely muddy conditions in the alleys (despite the recent freezing temperatures), the City Sanitation Department announces that effective Monday, March 17, 2014, the City Sanitation crews will no longer be picking up garbage in the alleyways. Until further notice , please place garbage […]
Third Avenue NW Closure, 2nd St. Bridge Update
Jamestown (CSi) Interstate Engineering reports, starting on March 19, 2014, the 500 block of 3rd Avenue Northwest will be closed for the excavation of Lift Station 10. The closure will last approximately four weeks. Also 2nd Street SW bridge is closed due to soft surfacing until next week. For more information, contact Darrell […]
Jmst Man Sentenced, 2012 N.W. Jmst Fire
Jamestown (CSi) A Jamestown man has been sentenced in Southeast District Court in Jamestown, to 54 days in jail on charges of arson and criminal conspiracy. Derek Lee Carlson, pleaded guilty to the charges under a plea arrangement before Judge Jay Schmitz. Carlson was sentenced to one year and one […]
CHS, Stutsman Agree On Plant Valuation
Jamestown (CSi) CHS and the Stutsman County Commission have agreed on the valuation of the planned Spiritwood nitrogen fertilizer plant. The taxation value is $1.33 billion, and land value of $2.04 billion CHS will negotiate with taxing entities about possible property tax exemptions, including Stutsman County, the Jamestown Rural Fire […]























