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HIGHLIGHTS: Sheyenne pulls away from Williston 39-12 for season-opening win
WEST FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The Sheyenne Mustangs are off and running in 2024, as the Mustangs start their season with a dominating win against Williston 39-12. After it’s opening drive ended on an interception, Sheyenne got on the board with a safety on a sack in the end zone from Nebraska commit Kade Pietrzak.
In boosting clean energy in Minnesota, Walz lays foundation for climate influence if Harris wins
When Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz strolled onstage to welcome a conference of clean power advocates to Minneapolis in May, he was quick to note that his state is now getting a little over half of its power from renewables. In the next breath, Walz said Minnesota would never get to 100% — a goal he helped set — without changing what he called “outdated” permitting laws.
Lancer Football Opens 2024 with Win over Queen’s
The Windsor Lancer football team was back in action on Saturday night at Alumni Stadium, kicking off their 2024 campaign with a thrilling 25-21 victory over the Queen’s Gaels. Robert Springer had an outstanding game defensively for the blue and gold, racking up three interceptions. Devin Veresuk and Ethan...
Heat Advisory set to take effect Sunday
While today hasn’t been terrible in regards to the heat and humidity, it certainly has felt heavier out there across the Weather First area. This is a trend that is going to come to a peak Sunday and into early next week. The National Weather Service offices of La...
New estimate increases projected cost of property tax measure
State lawmakers now estimate a ballot measure to eliminate property taxes based on assessed value could cost the state $500 million more than originally expected. The updated price tag — estimated at $3.15 billion for the 2025-2027 biennium — will appear with the proposal on the November primary ballot. It’s only a rough approximation. If […]
Potato Field Day Brings Farmers and Researchers Together
The Northland Potato Growers Association held its annual field day this past week. “We’re always looking for new varieties that can resolve some of the issues that we have in potatoes and field days give us an overall view of what’s coming in the future,” said Carl Hoverson. “The big thing is that North Dakota State University deserves a lot of credit for all the research and work they do to help us have a successful year, a successful crop and making potatoes one of the most important crops in North Dakota and the U.S.” The event continued with a tour of the NPGA irrigated research site in Inkster, North Dakota, then a twilight tour of Oberg Farms in Hoople, North Dakota.
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