Leader-News - News
One-Act loses awards, school fined
Disputes over whether two Washburn students were eligible to compete in varsity activities have resulted in a $500 fine and team awards being stripped.
Washburn native recognized for career as an educator
When he was a boy, Derald Rothmann’s aunt taught him to speak using elementary math problems.
Snow slammed 2009 county budget
The McLean County budget was hit hard in 2009, due in large part to an unusually snowy winter.
Otter Tail says no to city signs
Utility poles provide a convenient place to post city signs, but Washburn officials might have to rethink their signage habits.
Highway 83 closes for 24 hours
Area drivers will have to make way for some massive machines next week.
District 8 Reps weigh in on Dorgan decision
After serving the state of North Dakota for 30 years, U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan has decided to move on to other ventures.
It’s Relay For Life time
When temperatures are below zero, an outdoor relay is the last thing on most people’s minds.
Final construction payment to be determined
Now that there’s snow on the ground, summer construction is a distant memory for most.
Local Washburn boys become Eagle Scouts
Our national symbol, the "Eagle" is more than a bird to Boy Scouts.
Bluegrass tour back in Bismarck
Take down the Christmas tree and break out the banjo—it’s bluegrass time.
