Central McLean News-Journal - News
Family garage opening Monday
The Underwood Family Garage will be open for business this Monday.
Classic car show getting ‘fast and furious’
The organizers of this year’s 6th Annual MidSummer Classic in Underwood are making plans for an even bigger and better event, adding a new class of cars to the car show competition.
Comettes to present ‘I’m still here’
Bruno Mars, Beyoncé and Coldplay won’t be at the Vonderheide Gymnasium in Underwood this Friday, but the Underwood Comettes, and their moms and dads will be presenting a tribute to this year’s Super Bowl half-time performance.
EDC mulls business loans, grants
The anticipation of two businesses opening up shop along the "Old Highway 83 loop" at Underwood has members of the Underwood Area Economic Development Council looking for ways they can help the new businesses get a good start – if they can.
Underwood opening up the ‘CUPBOARD’
The "C(to)C" that used to stand for Coast-to-Coast in downtown Underwood, could soon stand for "Community Cupboard," as the former hardware store building will soon be transformed into a food pantry.
Breakfast Club, BIG SUCKIES ‘opening’ for business
There wasn’t even an entrepreneur class at the Underwood School this year, but that didn’t stop several students from Underwood and surrounding schools from signing up for another year of entering the Entrepreneur Expo.
Servers learning liquor laws
The McLean County Sheriff’s Department and the First District Health Unit out of Minot are teaming up to make bartenders more aware...
Farm supply – here to stay
No, Underwood Farm Supply is not closing its doors.
Slow-motion cleanup frustrates commission
The city commissioners worked on dotting some i’s and crossing some t’s, working on taking care of some tiring issues that the commissioners feel like they’ve been patient enough with, including dealing with residences and business properties that are not in compliance with city ordinances and health standards.
‘Uncorked’ is unqualified success
They all painted the same picture, yet every one of the 50-plus artists paintings was one-of-a-kind, as the artists participating in the "Uncorked" evening at the city hall Friday night put their own unique spin on their artwork.
