Central McLean News-Journal - News
Blisters, bandaids and back-aching bliss
Most teenagers, if given a choice, are likely to opt for the less difficult of two tasks.
Shutting off the Missouri River
The U.S. Corps of Engineers made history on March 24 when they made the decision to close the Garrison Dam and allow no water to be released into the Missouri River.
McKelvey continues tradition
When Roger McKelvey was 15 or 16 years old, he spent many hours in the Underwood Body Shop, visiting with the owners, George Werre and Duane Fischer, asking questions and watching the two men work.
Students give from the heart
Arianna Troyna, age 3, doesn't know it, but she has a set of guardian angels from Underwood School who worked together last week to raise money to help the little girl and her family in their fight against her bout with leukemia.
Adventure awaits the willing
Growing up, Holly Gefroh was a quiet child, a bookworm who enjoyed traveling the world through reading about far off places.
Pick a project for Beautification Day
The temperatures are warming, and the snow is beginning to melt.
Change of hats doesn't change Ruff's heart
The attractions of a small town like Underwood are many, especially to a young man who is drawn to a small town atmosphere.
Entrepreneurs find outlet for ideas
Finding encouragement in tough economic times isn't easy, but for students at local schools, encouragement came when they fulfilled the requirements for their business class.
Declaration of Snow Emergency application moves forward
Snow removal has definitely had some ups and downs in the last five years as recognized by the application City Auditor Diane Schell had to fill out to receive reimbursement for the January 2009 snow removal overload.
Wildlife woes continue
North Dakota Game and Fish Department biologists indicate the final four to six weeks of winter will be critical to the health of the state's wildlife.
