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Jays Volleyball, On To WDA Opener

Jamestown (CSi) —  The Jamestown Blue Jays defeated Mandan in the WDA volleyball tournamrnt opening round, at Jerry Meyer Arena, with a 3-0 (25-17, 25-9, 25-12) win. The Blue Jays  winning streak goes to 23 matches. Bismarck High also won their opening round game with a four set win over […]

Obits

Emma Letcher – Nov 13, 2013

Emma Letcher, 97, Jamestown, ND died Wednesday morning November 13, 2013 at her home in Jamestown. Emma was born January 18, 1916 at Streeter, ND. She attended the local rural school where she received her elementary education. She and Francis Letcher were married May 22, 1935 at Aberdeen, SD. They […]

State

Obama, Revisions ACA, Cancelled Policies

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – The North Dakota Insurance Department says it needs more time to study a change to the federal health law and how it will affect the state.        President Barack Obama announced Thursday that health insurance companies can continue to sell policies canceled under the Affordable […]

Valley City

Man Arrested After Driving Into Structure

Valley City (CSi) — A man was arrested for driving under the influence and care required Wednesday about 1:30-a.m., after driving a 2002 Pontiac Bonneville into a decorative brick structure in Valley City. The Valley City Police Department reports that 24 year old Scott Michael Ringsaker  was operating the car […]

Valley City

Authorities Investigate Horse Shooting

Cooperstown (CSi) — Authorities are investigating the shooting of a horse south of Cooperstown that occurred on Tuesday morning. The owner, Kim Damsgard found her horse, “Buckskin,” lying half frozen in a pond shot through the neck. A Cass County Sheriff’s Department detective is investigating the shooting, and a separate […]

Valley City

“Tuskkegee Airmen,” Presentation, Ron Spriggs

Valley City (CSi) — VCSU is hosting “Tuskegee Airmen,” historian, Ron Spriggs, with his presentation of the “Legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen,” The program is Thursday (Nov 14, 2013) from 4-p.m., to 5:30-p.m., at Froemke Auditorium inside Foss Music Hall. A segregated unit, The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African-American […]

Jamestown

PSC Approves Courtenay Wind Farm

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota’s Public Service Commission has approved a $350 million, 200 megawatt wind farm in the southeastern part of the state.        The PSC approved Geronimo Energy’s Courtenay Wind Farm on Wednesday.  The commission’s action came after the company agreed to delete nine of the […]

Jamestown

Terrorizing Charges Likely To Be Filed, UJ Student

JAMESTOWN (AP, CSi) – Jamestown’s police chief says authorities plan terrorizing charges against a student who allegedly made threats that led to a brief lockdown of the University of Jamestown campus last week. Chief Scott Edinger says the student is being evaluated at the state mental hospital. No charges will […]

Sports

Park Board Approves Hillcrest Improve, Fees

Jamestown (CSi) The Jamestown Parks and Recreation Commission has approved a $21,400 contract with a golf course architect firm that will design $300,000 in improvements to the Hillcrest Municipal Golf Course. Parks and Recreation Department director, Doug Hogan says the work had just finished a $148,000 project that either improved […]