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Turning tees into treasures
Two Underwood students have found a way to save those favorite t-shirts that are just a little too worn out to wear in public anymore.
Anderson asks ‘Where do you want to go?’
Al Anderson had one big piece of advice to those attending last Thursday’s economic development annual meeting.
Resource officer position back on board’s radar
The plans for the new addition to the Underwood School changed a bit recently, as members of the buildings and grounds committee and the builders pared down the building plans to make sure the budget sticks if not to under $2 million, right around $2 million.
Benning joins Underwood Clinic
If you’ve got the sniffles, a fever, some aches and pains or if you just feel like something’s not quite right with your health, the Underwood Clinic now has another health care provider to help you get and feel better.
EDC hoping for bang from bucks
The Underwood Area Economic Development Corporation is planning to make a big push toward promoting Underwood and what it has to offer.
Making beds from plastic bags
When Wilma Groh started weaving together mats for San Diego’s homeless out of plastic bags, it’s unlikely that she knew that five years later...
Locals on ‘lockdown’
Underwood 2015 graduates Chailee Berg and Lindsey Duben were among the students who were in class at Bismarck State College Thursday when the school went into a campus-wide lockdown.
Focusing on good is way of life
Yoga. Calm, soothing music with a middle-eastern vibe.
Benefit raffle for Klain at TL game
A benefit raffle for Amy Klain, 12-year-old daughter of Alan and Mary Klain of rural Turtle Lake, will be held at the Turtle Lake School on Tuesday, Jan. 19, during the Turtle Lake-Mercer-McClusky vs. Underwood double header girls/boys basketball games, starting at 3 p.m., in Turtle Lake.
Looking back on 2015
The Midsummer Classic, the Harvest Fest and the first children’s musical presented by the Northern Expressions Arts Council highlighted a summer that was also filled with some detours, as the floodwater project got into full swing.
