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Track owner explores changing ordinance
One owner of the debated go-kart track in Washburn approached the city’s Planning and Zoning Board Monday to request information on changing ordinances.
‘Welcome to Washburn’ sign planned
A new community sign is currently in the works, with Sales and Use tax money covering $50,000 and Washburn High School funding $10,000 of the cost.
Alzheimer’s, the journey continues: for Luella
Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, is a disease with no known cure.
Weather sets record for snow days
Winter weather gave area students a 6-day break last week, and another day off Tuesday when schools in much of the state canceled due to blizzard conditions.
Winter concert canceled
Three local musicians set to perform with the Missouri River Community Band this week stayed home Tuesday after a storm canceled the Winter concert.
Storm shutters schools
Washburn and Wilton schools both closed their doors to cold weather Monday and Tuesday, extending the Thanksgiving holiday vacation for students and staff.
Stolen vehicles located in county
An influx of stolen vehicles has hit the county recently, with authorities reporting four instances within the period of three days.
Clothing collected for veterans
In an effort to reach a goal of collecting 50,000 pieces this year, Farmers Insurance of Bismarck is turning to surrounding communities to donate suits for soldiers returning to the workforce.
Alzheimer’s, a family’s journey: for Luella
When a family member has a disease that has no known cure, it’s sometimes difficult to find something to be thankful for during holidays like Thanksgiving.
Track owners press forward
Owners of a go-kart track in Washburn were directed toward the Planning and Zoning board after requesting clarification from the city commission Monday.
