Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
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With the time reaching just after 6:30 p.m. in Steele, the valiant three-game run for the SNR Black Sox to try and topple Region 3 power Carrington finally ran out of juice. And, considering where they came from to get there and the multiple opportunities they had to close the Cardinals out, the dejected walk off Pirate Field was even more stinging. The 'Sox and Cards engaged in two wild championship games, but Carrington earned the right to play in the State B Tournament for the fifth straight...
The Eddy County Rod and Gun Club shooting range is now open for use by the public. The range is open on Mondays from 4 p.m. to dusk and on Wednesdays and Saturdays from dawn to dusk. All individuals who use the gun range MUST complete a liability form. The form is located in a box at the gun range. Copies can also be printed off the city of New Rockford website, www.cityofnewrockford.com. There has also been talk about forming a league trap shooting team. Interested parties should contact Scott Severs at (701) 600-9100 or Duane Duda at (701)...
Outdoor notes: *June 1: Nat’l. Trails Day Hike, 10 a.m., Grahams Island State Park, Devils Lake. *June 1 and 2: Free Fishing Weekend. *June 5: Deer gun and muzzleloader applications due. Order online, (gf.nd.gov). Tournaments: *June 1: Devils Lake, East Bay; Missouri River tailrace. *June 1 and 2: Pipestem Reservoir, Parkhurst Landing. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, May 21: 1,449.08 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *Stump Lake elevation: 1,448.90 MSL. *Lake Sakakawea elevation: 1,846.29 M...
The Eddy County Sheriff’s Department is once again playing host to the annual fishing derby. On Saturday, June 1, bring the whole family to the New Rockford City Park at the north side of town to get in on the fun. The derby will run from 9 a.m. until noon. There is no cost to enter the derby. Prizes, trophies, goodies and lunch will be provided. The fishing derby is part of Free Fishing Weekend, June 1-2. All residents age 16 and over can fish any North Dakota water without a license. Residents age 15 and under do not need a fishing license a...
The 2019 North Dakota deer season is set, and there are 65,500 licenses available to hunters, 10,350 more than last year. •Antlered mule deer licenses increased by 450 from last year. • Antlerless mule deer by 700. • Antlered whitetail by 700. • Antlerless whitetail by 1,250. • "Any antlered" by 3,150. • "Any antlerless" by 4,100. • Muzzleloader licenses increased by 184 •Restricted youth antlered mule deer licenses increased by 45. Total deer licenses are determined by harvest rates, aerial s...
Central District Director for North Dakota State University Extension, Ron Wiederholt, visited with the Eddy County Commission at their regular meeting on Tuesday, May 21, regarding the recently vacated Eddy County Extension Agent position. Eddy County has arranged to pay for Tim Becker’s services on a part-time basis to assist Extension support staff Chandy Howard in coordinating 4-H Achievement Days. Wiederholt reminded the commissioners that the county is not without NDSU representation, a...
The Memorial Day Program in New Rockford will begin Monday, May 27 at 9:30 a.m. at the Old Church Theatre. Commander Ron Anderson will provide an introduction and Major Brian Ludwig of the North Dakota Air National Guard will be the guest speaker. Services to follow will be held at All Veterans Park, south of the river, and at Prairie Home Cemetery both in New Rockford. A memorial day program will also be held in Sheyenne beginning at 11 a.m. A turkey dinner will follow at Ostby...
Students in grades 7–12 at New Rockford-Sheyenne Public School were honored at an Awards and Scholarship Ceremony on Wednesday, May 22. Advisors, coaches and instructors for a variety of academic and co-curricular groups recognized students for their accomplishments throughout the year, and many scholarship awards were made to the 22 graduating seniors. Here are the highlights, particularly the special awards and scholarships. Annette Hovey gave three special awards to senior music stu...
The New Rockford Area Betterment Corporation welcomes Natalie Carlson as the Summer Program Intern. She will focus on social media, website presence and marketing, as well as promoting tourism and community engagement. Carlson is a New Rockford native and a 2015 graduate of NR-S School. She recently graduated from North Dakota State University (NDSU) with a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences. She and her husband Bret have returned home for the summer while Bret completes pharmacy rotations i...
Editor’s note: This article was submitted on behalf of Eddy County Community Cares, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to creating awareness about mental health issues. When I was young, I spent many hours with my friends the trees. I collected seed pods from maples and sycamores, desegmenting them as if I might find the secrets of the universe they held within. I collected the leaves from birches, sweet gums and poplars, pressing them in contact paper to make colorful collages. I would climb high in the branches, barefoot and ready to t...
North Dakota consumers have an opportunity to share their experiences in a multi-state research study about health insurance and the health care system. The research study is a collaborative effort between North Dakota State University, Kansas State University and the University of Maryland. The study seeks consumers ages 18-64 from various locations. Selected participates will engage in monthly interviews for seven months, starting in June. Participants will be compensated up to $275 for their time. Completed interviews will inform the...
Memorial Day has taken on a new perspective for me this year, mostly due to articles that I have been reading in the news. While I’ve thought about Memorial Day, researched it and written about it; it’s always been from the perspective of an American who is grateful to our military. This story is written from the perspective of a foreign family grateful to our military. The story by Robin Wallace is a story of courage and inspiration for Memorial Day. Wallace says that even worse, it has been tu...
WASHINGTON – Senator John Hoeven, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee and a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, released the following statement regarding USDA’s plan to provide up to $16 billion in agriculture assistance to help producers who have been impacted during trade negotiations. Hoeven has been making the case to the Administration, including the White House and USDA, to release another round of Market Facilitation Program (MFP) payments as well as additional agriculture assistance. The senator will be...
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