Valley City (CSi-VCSU) North Dakota charitable food programs will benefit from the efforts of the Valley City State University freshman class, which will harvest squash and other produce for distribution by the Great Plains Food Bank. On Thursday, Sept. 24, VCSU students in the freshman Learning to Live, Living to […]
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Strides for Change indoor walking, excercise
Jamestown (CSi) Strides for Change is an eight week indoor walking and exercise program, designed to instill a healthy life style in individuals in the community. On Friday’s Wayne Byers Show on CSi Cable 2 the University of Jamestown’s Foss Wellness Center Program Directorand Kinesiology Instructor, Madey Ranum said that […]
Drivers license offices closed Wed, Thurs
Bismarck (CSi) All Drivers License offices statewide will be closed today and Thursday. The closure will allow North Dakota Department of Transportation Driver’s License employees to receive required annual training. All Drivers License sites will resume normal business hours on Friday, September 25. Motor Vehicle offices will remain open as […]
City to put UTV ordinance on 1st reading
Jamestown (CSi) All committees of the Jamestown City Council met Tuesday evening at City Hall. All members were present. The committee recommends approving the request from JSDC for authorization to enter into a lease agreement with UTC for the lease of the JSDC building located on Jamestown Airport property. The […]
Mayville man jailed, pursuit ends near Tower City
TOWER CITY, N.D. (AP) – A Mayville man is in custody after authorities chased him for at least 80 miles in two states. The Cass County Sheriff’s Office says 40-year-old David Schiebe was arrested Monday on charges including driving under the influence and fleeing a peace officer. A […]
VCSU sets enrollment record
Valley City (CSi-Valley City State University) VCSU has set a record with its final Fall Semester 2015 enrollment figures, which show a total headcount of 1,422. That number surpasses the previous high of a 1,384 headcount in 2011. President Tisa Mason, says “The record enrollment we’re experiencing this fall reflects […]
Cut fiber by Casselton causes phone woes
Jamestown (CSi) A Century Link phone line was cut early Monday afternoon in the Casselton area, causing various phone outages between Jamestown and Casselton. The outage occurred at approximately 1:13 p.m. when workers with a third party contractor involved in a construction project were trenching and cut through the fiber […]
Williams back, covers Pope’s visit MSNBC CSi 74
NEW YORK (AP) — Brian Williams returned to the airwaves of MSNBC to anchor coverage of the visit of Pope Francis to the United States on Tuesday, his first day back at work following his suspension from NBC News and demotion for misleading viewers about his role in news stories. […]
Bid accepted, new bookmobile
Jamestown (CSi) James River Valley Library Board of Directors has accepted the bid for a bookmobile from an Ohio Company, OBS Inc., that designs and builds specialty vehicles., The $243,000 bid was approved unanimously. Board member Jim Nyland, was not present. The price includes all expenses of the bookmobile, except […]
Minimal damage JFD call, Monday
Jamestown (CSi) The Jamestown City Fire Department was called to the Orphan Grain Train location, at the former C.H. Carpenter building on 4th Avenue, at about 11:42 a.m. Monday. [easyrotator]erc_39_1442869656[/easyrotator] City Fire Chief Jim Reuther says minimal smoke and fire damage was reported to the inside wall, cause by a short […]























