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Families Helping Families benefit Sunday
A benefit, to help Washburn natives that are flood victims from Minot, will take place from 4 to 9 p.m. on Sunday at the Washburn Memorial Building.
Washburn starts school year with increased enrollment
Bags have already been packed several times and the first-day-of-school outfits have been worn and are now in the wash with Washburn school starting last Thursday.
United Methodist Church celebrates groundbreaking
Cars drove up and parked on the leveled hilltop.
Prepared to defend
Adorned in a tank top and sweatpants, my bare feet felt cold against the tiled floor of the Wilton Memorial Hall.
Flood left Washburn native with a glass half full
Chad and Nadine Nelson and their two small children were evacuated from their home both times the call went out in Minot.
Wilton’s Centennial Park needs tree attention
After storms blew through Wilton recently, several fallen branches have become a safety issue to Centennial Park users.
LEAF blows in from Atlanta to North Dakota
Pull four book-smart boys from Atlanta, Georgia and drop them in the Missouri River Valley, working ranch land, and the end result is four guys that are ready to make a difference in their world by the sweat of their brow.
Ride of Hope delivers to Minot
Bikers in the area took a drive that changed their lives and those in Minot on Sunday.
Flooded Minot family moves on
Throughout all this flooding, countless families have been put out of their homes and dispersed to campers, cabins, relatives’ homes and various other temporary locations until they can return home to assess the untold damages.
Wilton school board takes a look at the future
The last regular Wilton school board meeting was a chance for Superintendent Craig Johnson to update members on construction projects around the school and other large items coming down the pipeline.
