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Rise to the Challenge! An anonymous couple who believes in the mission of the Barnes County Historical Society has answered the challenge to support that mission by matching a gift from the Gruman family last December. The donors have pledged...
May 18 at 11:40 am, Mark Wendt of Warner SD was eastbound on I-94 a few miles west of Tower City in a 2018 Mack semi-truck towing a trailer loaded with 9,000 gallons of propane. Wendt heard a loud bang and noticed shredded tire in his rear-view...
The candidates’ forum for the Valley City Public School Board airs on CSi 10 The Replay Channel. Replays will air again prior to election day. The forum was held Wednesday May 11 in the Hi Liner Activity Center sponsored by the Valley City...
Valley City (CSi) Steve Hammel says he’s stepping down as the director of the Valley City Barnes County Public Library, a position he’s held for almost 10 years. He’s leaving the Valley City position, stepping down at the...
Valley City (CSi)Valley City Administrator Gwen Crawford said recently started the flood clean up including taking down the flood walls will take a few weeks to complete. The Sheyenne River in Valley City is currently holding steady after...
Valley City (CSi) The Barnes County Museum is now displaying the ND Junior Duck Stamps through June 11th. Thank you to all who participated in judging our conservation message through the poll sent out by Samuel Vassallo. The winning message...
Valley City (CSi) Starting Mon May 9 the intersection of 5th Ave NW and 6th St NW will be closed for utility work in addition to the closing of 6th Street NW to Central Ave N weather permitting. The intersection closure is anticipated to...
Valley City (VCSU) – Valley City State University (VCSU) president Alan LaFave has complimented the city, county and U.S Army Corps of Engineers and all the volunteers who helped during the flood. A shuttle bus for people to get to the...
This month we want to start by extending a huge bunch of gratitude to everyone who was involved in fighting the flood waters. We appreciate the incredible team of City, County, Corp of Engineers and all the partners that helped through this...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, will continue to delay the opening of the campground facilities at Lake Ashtabula due to impacts from flooding until May 19. Campgrounds were scheduled to open May 1, but snow pack and flooding...
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