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Horace City Council approves preliminary budget with $1.3 million increase in expenses
(HORACE) – The Horace City Council has given their preliminary approval of the 2025 city budget, including $1.3 million in expenses. The increase in expenses totals nearly $600,000 more in expenses from the 2024 budget. According to city documents, the increases include raises for the City Commissioners and Mayor, along with an addition of an assistant city planner/code enforcement official.
Football: Marauders entering year two under Shann Schillinger
BISMARCK, N.D. — As we enter the fall season, football is set to begin in the coming weeks across the Peace Garden State. For the University of Mary, it is year two under Shann Schillinger. After being hired late in the spring a year ago, the Marauders were unable to have a complete offseason, missing […]
Appreciable Rains On The Way For Most
Get the wheat harvest and outdoor plans/projects wrapped up over the next day as heavier rains are back in the forecast Wednesday into Thursday!. It has been a bit since we have seen a widespread heavy rain event and most of the area could use a good drink to help finish off crops, gardens, and lawns. Thankfully more rain is in the forecast as an area of low pressure brings a good bet on areas getting one to three inches of rainfall with potential for areas to receive more than four.
Fatal Crash in Williams County Involving GMC Sierra and Polaris Razor
Williston, ND – A 55-year-old man from Williston was killed in a single-vehicle crash on 19th Avenue West on Tuesday. The incident occurred as the driver of a 2004 GMC Sierra was heading south toward Bison Drive when the truck drifted toward the east shoulder of the road, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
Study says young people have higher chance of developing cancer than previous generations
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A study published in The Lancet Public Health said younger generations have a higher rate of 17 different types of cancer than previous generations. In particular, the researchers found an increase among Gen Xers and Millennials. The researchers said even though quite a few of these...
Valley City Public Schools to offer in-school mental health services
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Valley City Public Schools is putting mental health first this school year. For the first time, they’ll have a virtual access point at the high school to make health care easily accessible. In 2018, Essentia signed on with Valley City Public Schools...
Video of stabbing suspect raises questions about vulnerable adults
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – “Dude, this is the guy that’s on the sign. That’s the rapist right there.”. These are the types of videos that populate the YouTube channel believed to belong to Michael Hurteau, the man charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Downtown Fargo Sunday afternoon.
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