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Minister describes violence
"I stand here to bring you greetings from your friends and brothers from the Central African Republic in the name of the Lord, Jesus Christ."
In peace or war, exchange students must return home
Kiev’s Maidan, or Independence Square, has been destroyed.
Seven Day Jones to perform at Spring Youth Jam
Calling all area youth to a night of music, free food, games and prizes!
Home renovation vs. city ordinance
The renovation of the house located at 120 Whitman Ave. was the Wilton commissioners’ main focus at the meeting April 16.
‘Crash – bang – boom’ goes the SIDNE car
It’s not every day students get permission to drive a car across the gym floor. Freshman students were recently given the opportunity to do just that.
Washburn City Commission meeting spurs heated debate
City assessments continued to be the major area of discussion at the Washburn City Board of Equalization meeting.
Washburn, Wilton students spell w-i-n-n-e-r
The Olde Gym at Washburn High School was so quiet you could hear a pin drop, as students from surrounding communities gathered together for the McLean County Spelling Bee.
Bessy’s Best keeps dairy farming alive
In the 1980s there were more than 5,000 family dairy farms in North Dakota.
Special assessment meeting draws concerned citizens
Luke Retterath, chairman of the assessment committee, opened Tuesday’s special assessment meeting at the Washburn Memorial Hall, saying, "This is is one of those meetings we all dread attending."
Gunderson working on Cloud 9
Have you ever been to a fairy tale wedding reception?
