Leader-News - News
Blizzard Bluegrass set for Jan. 12-13
Attendees of next week’s Blizzard Bluegrass weekend will be able to both listen and learn during two days of performances and a one-day educational workshop in Bismarck.
Looking ahead
With its 2018 annual meeting approaching, the WAEDA board took time last week to discuss recent progress, its ongoing vision and setting new goals.
Wilton farmer in 2018 Rose Parade
One Wilton man will travel to Pasadena, California next week to represent North Dakota farmers in the annual Rose Parade.
Historic weather observation site active one again
One of the oldest weather recording sites in the state will be back on the map this week, as the National Weather Service has approved reactivation of Washburn’s historic observation station.
Sign to be whittled down
In order to meet size requirements that would allow community messages to once again be shown, Washburn’s digital sign will be getting an square-footage reducing facelift.
Coal Country students visit GRE
Over 80 local high school students traveled to area coal facilities last week to learn about the lignite industry, technology and working as a team.
Special election board members appointed
A special election board was formed during Monday’s Washburn City Commission meeting, with four local individuals appointed to their temporary roles.
A safe haven
When Sherry Grey received a call on Nov. 18 about a rescue dog being taken from an abusive home, she knew she needed to help.
Facility improvements prioritized
Playground improvements and structural repairs landed largely at the top of a list of possible projects that school board members ranked by importance before last week’s retreat last week.
Washburn selected as pilot city
A list of needs, wants and goals developed over the last year may start to take shape soon, as Washburn delves into a new pilot program aimed at increasing residents’ quality of life.
