Leader-News - News
Washburn city restricts loads on vulnerable roadways
Spring load restrictions are now in place in and around the city of Washburn.
Seeing gold through rose-colored glasses
It's a rare occasion to see Patrick Pochant without a smile on his face.
'Blarney Bash'
Craic [krak]: fun and entertainment, especially good conversation and company, particularly prominent in Ireland.
Wilton School befriends bus mechanic
Since mid-January, the words "bus" and "repair" tangoing in the same sentence has troubled Wilton Public School's staff and administration.
Super-regional format approved for volleyball
Student athletes participating in District 10 volleyball will soon be doing so in a super-regional format, which will completely eliminate district tournaments.
Introducing...Head librarian Liz Patterson
If you've stopped by the Washburn Public Library anytime in the last month or so, chances are you've been greeted with a smile and a warm "hello" from the "cute blonde" working behind the counter and amidst the book shelves.
Game and Fish increases payment of fish-cleaning station
The North Dakota Game and Fish will now be paying the City of Washburn and Washburn Parks and Recreation a total of $3,500 to clean and maintain their fish-cleaning station, located near Cenex.
EMT Parker Pochant
"Ever since I was a little kid, I've always wanted to be a cop, a firefighter, or an 'ambulance person.' I liked the idea of being someone who enjoys helping other people."
