Central McLean News-Journal - News
County approves transmission line amendments
After nearly two hours of testimony, questions and answers, the McLean County Planning and Zoning Board and McLean County Commission Thursday night both approved zoning amendments that would prohibit transmission lines from being erected closer than one mile beyond the ordinary high water mark of the Missouri River, Lake Sakakawea or Lake Audubon.
Northland to have drive-up ‘19’ testing
If you’ve got COVID-19 questions , Northland Community Health has got the answers. The health center recently set up a nursing hotline for anyone having questions about COVID-19 and its symptoms.
Wash your hands - stay home
Ever since the announcement that a Ward County man was diagnosed with a presumptive case of COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, regional health institutions have been urging the public not to panic while also taking precautions and preparing for additional cases.
‘Mr. D’ makes state job bid
Underwood School Superintendent Brandt Dick announced on Thursday that he is joining the race to be North Dakota’s superintendent of public instruction.
Crystal’s Custom Apparel open for business
Underwood’s newest storefront owner on Lincoln Ave. is hoping for major successes for the Comets and Cougars.
Security cameras rolling at city hall
After talking about increasing security measures at the Underwood City Hall and the recent approval to install security cameras, the 10 cameras are up and running.
Moving forward with 20-21 school year
Contracts for the 2020-21 school year are being extended this week by the Underwood School, as the district gets to work on confirming staff positions for those coming back next year, with an eye on filling vacant spots.
Board approves uniform refund
The Turtle Lake-Mercer School Board will be refunding the more than $4200 that was recently donated to the school to purchase boys basketball uniforms after a request was made by the donor to have the money refunded.