Leader-News - News
There’s a new deputy auditor in town
Longing to get back to her "true roots" in bookkeeping and accounting, Sharon Hendrikson recently applied for the position of deputy auditor for the City of Washburn.
Homecoming 2014
Homecoming week is in full swing in both the Washburn and Wilton schools.
Peace Officer of the Year
Highway Patrol Trooper Rick Richard, Washburn, was recently named the North Dakota Peace Officer of the Year.
To the rescue
After struggling with wet, stormy weather and six to seven inches of rain in just two weeks’ time, Farm Rescue volunteers were more than ready to take to the fields last Friday.
Pete Moe inducted into hall of fame
Washburn Athletic Director and longtime coach Pete Moe was recently inducted into the National High School Athletic Coaches Association (NHSACA) Hall of Fame.
Washburn man receives new heart
Organ donation – life springs from death, sorrow turns to hope and a terrible loss becomes a gift.
‘For sale’: Lewis & Clark Cafe is closed, pending new owner
"Best cheeseburger. Friendly neighborhood folks."
Amy Gotvaslee joins family clinic
Upon recently completing her clinicals with Washburn’s Michele Leidholm, little did Amy Gotvaslee know her nursing career would bring her back to the rural community.
Introducing...Business manager Jenna Kirchmeier
The halls of the Wilton Public School are once again bustling with eager-to-learn students wearing squeaky sneakers.
We’d like you to meet...Pastor Cory Thrall
"Wherever God can use me, that’s where I’ll go."
