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Street project moving into preliminary engineering
Washburn city commissioners heard an update on the street project at their last regular meeting.
Christmas gifts remembered
Christmas is a time to gather with family for storytelling about those holidays from years ago.
Elementary works to melt Grinch’s heart
Most of you know about the story of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”
The check’s in the bank
The long awaited payment for the Heritage Heights Lots arrived on Friday and the Washburn City Commission is quite certain that this time, things are going to move forward positively.
Dancing eight prepared to dazzle
With flexibility that would make most of us shiver in pain, the Washburn Expressions are stretching their abilities to reach new levels in their dance routines.
Wholesale Ag named outstanding pesticide dealer
When state inspectors make their rounds of over 1,000 seed and chemical sites throughout the state of North Dakota, they keep an eye out for those that go above and beyond what’s expected.
Locals attend Dollars for Scholars conference
Jayne Pochant, Annette Weisgarber, Julie Broderick and Jim Kaiser of the Washburn Area Dollars for Scholars...
Buyers misinformed on property setbacks
Jim and Marcie Felt, recent buyers of lots in the High Park North addition in Wilton, heard they would have to change their measurements on Wednesday night.
Marathon canceled, hope restored
What was meant to be one of Jeff Turning Heart Jr.’s greatest accomplishments in athleticism turned into an opportunity to accomplish something even greater.
Thanks a lot!
Looking around at the world events can cause a person to really get down about their circumstances – if you focus on the negative.
