Leader-News - News
In Washburn's best interests
Washburn residents may feel like they are struggling to find their way in a fog as they work to understand the projected street improvement projects for 2009.
Washburn votes against three-division plan
The recently proposed three-Division plan by the North Dakota High School Athletic Association has caused a lot of discussion not only by the Washburn School Board, but also by school boards throughout the state.
Fun under the big top
Some banquets take several days or even a week to plan and organize.
Music Educator of the Year: Randy Hall to receive honor
The persuasive power that music possesses can lift spirits or rally the home team, or celebrate Memorial Day.
Do you hate waking up early to listen carefully to the radio, or have your children's eyes locked to the television screen waiting to see or hear the cancellation of a day of school?
Local schools fill teaching vacancies
Recent retirements at the Washburn School have opened up several positions, which the school board is trying to fill for the upcoming years.
If you have the will to live, the human body will respond
Being a fire fighter is a dangerous job, and the possibility of injury or worse is around every corner for the local men and women that put everything on the line to help protect our communities.
Federal stimulus package: Money for McLean County roads
The federal government is making an effort to stimulate the economy, but those words leave North Dakotans wondering how that has anything to do with this state.
City approves free sewer and water for new residents
WAEDA's recent interest in creating incentive packages could be the defining element in swaying new residents to the Washburn community.
