DPS Fire safety field trip

In October, our Pre-K and Kindergarten classes went on an exciting field trip as part of Fire Safety Month! During the trip, students learned valuable fire safety lessons, including: Fire exit strategies: The importance of having a plan for how to safely exit their home in case of a fire.

Love found overseas

A Drayton soldier found his bride in GermanyBy Christine Jensen Too often we take our country and our liberties for granted. For one area resident, moving to the United States after her country was left in rubble was an experience she will never forget.

Titans top Eagles, finish season on win streak

For the second time in eight days, the Drayton Valley-Edinburg Titans defeated the North Border Eagles in Region 2 Volleyball action.On November 1 in Pembina the Titans managed another sweep, winning the first set 25-15, the second set 25-14 and the fourth and deciding set, 2522.

Drayton man arrested for assault, struck officer

A Drayton man is facing felony assault charges after an incident that happened in the early morning hours of Monday, Oct. 21.On October 21, police were called to the 300 block of South 3rd Street for a disturbance just after 3 a.m.

Cavalier thrift store fall donations

The Cavalier Thrift Store has had a busy fall. Because of the generous people in our area that donate items, shop at the store, and volunteer, they were able to donate to numerous organizations. The volunteers are busy starting to get Christmas items displayed. Come and check it out!

ND Department of Transportation held public input meeting concerning floods

Recently at the Minto Community Center, NDDOT held a public input meeting in regards to the Northern Red River Flood Study. The study focuses on how flooding impacts roads and highways from northern Grand Forks to the Canadian border.

Wahpeton man makes initial appearance in Grand Forks

Wahpeton resident Mark Steven Crompton, 43, made his initial appearance via Zoom video conference in Grand Forks County court on Thursday.Crompton was wanted on three arrest warrants for alleged thefts which took place in May of this year.

National Weather Service releases updated outlook

The National Weather Service has released their updated 2024-25 Winter Outlook for North Dakota. Meteorologists are predicting a La Nina pattern is expected to appear this fall and run through this winter. They predict this pattern will be weaker, though, so its events – which in N.D.

Farm Progress Show 2024 highlights innovations and sustainability efforts

The 2024 Farm Progress Show wrapped up another successful year this August, inspiring thousands of attendees with the latest innovations in agriculture. This year’s show continued to focus on sustainability, both in the technologies showcased and in the operations of the event itself.