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WAEDA moves to five member board
The Washburn Area Economic Development Association board knows its no easy road after losing it’s director, but things continue to move forward as the board regroups.
Center to Grand Forks line nears construction phase
Along the 250-mile route of the proposed Center to Grand Forks Minnkota transmission line, about 73 percent of land owners have approved of it spanning their property.
Merger approved
With a vote of 61-1 it was clear the voting members of Falkirk Farmers Elevator, Hazen Elevator and CHS/Garrison Farmers Union Elevator agreed that a merger was in their best interest.
Investors ready to move on Heritage Heights
Interest in Heritage Heights lots is clear as several investment opportunities came up during the last regular meeting of the Washburn City Commission.
Economic development in question in Washburn
Members of the Washburn Area Economic Development Association and the Washburn City Commission are looking for the future and what it might bring in terms of economic development in the city.
Wilton School spending one-time money
Additional money in the school allowed for the purchase of 80 more iPads, four carts and 18 laptops to raise the technological capabilities among students.
Merger touted as ‘win-win’
Later this month, patron members of Falkirk Farmers Elevator Company will decide the future of their co-op.
Benefit Sunday for Cohen Erickson
Travis and Keri Erickson look over a long list of problems that have been found in their 18-month-old son Cohen. At birth he was a healthy 8 lb 6 ounces.
Burglary, drug ring leads to six arrests
What started as a string of burglaries throughout much of northern North Dakota led to a high speed chase to Denbigh and the arrest of two suspects, Brent and Jason Ellis of Willow City.
Krause’s Super Valu finishing updates
If you like your eggs by your bacon, your creamer by your coffee and pizzas in an upright fridge, you'll likely be a big fan of the recent remodeling done at Krause's Super Valu.
