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Jamestown

Ellingson’s friends family react to shooting

WDAY 6  News Report…..Friends and family of the man charged in Jamestown’s officer involved shooting are voicing their frustrations with Stutsman County law enforcement. www.wday.com/ They say authorities are not telling them the truth about Lee Ellingson’s condition and are sending the wrong information to the public. Cell phone video shows […]

State

Dalrymple signs pork dairy exemption

 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – Gov. Jack Dalrymple has signed a bill to exempt pork and dairy operations from the state’s eight-decades-old anti-corporate farming law.        Dalrymple signed the bill on Friday, after it was approved by North Dakota’s Legislature.        The so-called “ham-and-cheese” bill has been one of […]

Celebrate

Mar 20-21: RFL fundraiser

Valley City  (CSi)   The Barnes County Relay for Life is holding a fundraiser Friday and Saturday at Central Avenue Healthmart Pharmacy in Valley City. Pampered Chef products are on display and the new spring catalog.  A portion of the sales from Pampered Chef products will go toward the Barrnes CountyRelay […]

State

IRS phone scam

Valley City (CSi) Barnes County Sheriff, Randy McClaflin informs residents that several people have reported that the IRS phone scam has occurred in Barnes County. McClaflin says the scam artist is threatening and attempts to gain personal financial information using the threats. McClaflin said the IRS does not operate this […]

Sports

Rousey to take on Correia

 LAS VEGAS (AP) –  Former Jamestown resident, and UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will return to the octagon against Brazil’s Bethe Correia at UFC 190 on Rio de Janeiro on Aug. 1.        UFC President Dana White announced the matchup Friday.        Rousey (11-0) finished her fifth title defense […]

State

Sen defeats concealed guns at school bill

 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota’s Senate has killed legislation that would allow concealed-carry permit holders to pack guns at schools, if officials allow it.        The Senate voted 28-17 on Friday to defeat the measure. The House passed the bill 67-26 last month.        Education officials opposed […]