Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
Official Newspaper of Eddy County since 1883
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Oct. 18 brought the top two seeds in Super Region 4 together in the New Rockford-Sheyenne gymnasium: the New Rockford-Sheyenne Rockets and the Langdon Area/Edmore/Munich (LA/E/M) Cardinals. Before the start of the b-squad game, the Cardinals presented Bailey Jacobson with $1,000. The entire LA/E/M team also purchased "Battling with Bailey" t-shirts from Positive Vibes Apparel to wear as their warmups in support of the family. With LA/E/M junior, Cora Badding, back on the court after a knee...
Football season is officially done for New Rockford-Sheyenne. The varsity team took a tough loss to North Border during the first round of playoffs on Saturday, Oct. 15. Read more about that in the football article above. The junior high team completed their season back on Oct. 10, against the North Star Bearcats. The junior high team finished their season undefeated. Now for the youth teams. The third and fourth grade team tied with Griggs/Midkota, but lost all the other games. The fifth and...
Watching your investments take a tumble in the stock market generally isn’t a fun experience. But seasoned investors know that market volatility – and the inherent ups and downs that come with it - is a natural part of the process, and that historical trends show that market swings even out over time. In the right conditions, a market drop can even present opportunities, such as with tax loss harvesting. If this concept intrigues you - particularly in light of recent stock index declines - here’s what you should know: A potential tax-s...
A rather startling headline made its way around the internet last week regarding a staggering drop of almost 70 percent of all wildlife species worldwide over the past 50 years. Far beyond clickbait, the story detailed results of the Living Planet Report, an annual survey conducted by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Zoological Society of London, which showed declines on all major continents in the populations of wildlife since 1970. In the graphs contained within the report, it showed...
Outdoor notes: *Check all PLOTS signage before driving on with vehicles when waterfowl hunting to ensure landowner allows vehicles. *Hunters reminded to put identification on tree stands and blinds when set up on N.D. Game & Fish Dept. WMAs. *Waterfowl hunters reminded to follow ANS regulations when hunting from boats. *Applications such as Onyx now have updated electronic posting information for the 2022 hunting season. *Oct. 28: James Valley Pheasants Forever fundraising evening, Club 1883,...
I was all ready to spend the week up at Devils Lake for three guide trips last week, but after watching the news and seeing winds anywhere from 25 to 45 mph, I decided it wasn't worth it. As I've gotten older, I have come to realize I don't hate walleyes that bad. The good news is we rescheduled for the following week, the bad news is I only got out a couple of times on the Missouri River near Bismarck before the winds rose. I had a decent Monday and a decent morning of scouting the river. I wil...
Only five percent of the U.S. population hunts. That leaves 95 percent of the population as non-hunters. They are our neighbors, family, friends, or friends of friends, and so on. That population will ultimately decide if hunting is allowed to continue. If someone who hasn't been closely exposed to hunting from a friend or family member watches or sees a hunting show, a video on YouTube, or a "grip and grin" Instagram post, how will they view hunting? Now, suppose that same person asked you why...
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