New K-12 general education Paraprofessional Certificate offered to high school students

Starting this fall, high school students will have the opportunity to embark on a career path in education by pursuing a K-12 General Paraprofessional Certificate. This certificate provides a solid foundation in educational pedagogy and enables students to actively contribute to their communities.

Grand Farm invites students & educators to TechConnect 2024 Workshop

TechConnect 2024, is a free event offering exclusive insights into the autonomous industry. Students and educators alike will have an opportunity to connect with industry leaders from Bobcat, RDO, Aigen, Fenworks, and top institutions like NDSU, UND, and NDSCS.

University of Mary welcomes largest incoming class for second straight year

The University of Mary announces that this fall two new enrollment records have been set. When classes begin on Tuesday, September 3, Mary welcomes the largest-ever freshman class, surpassing last year’s recordbreaking number.

ORDER TODAY! THE DEADLINE IS TOMORROW

One iconic event in the abundance of high school memories we all have is prom. There are month’s of planning, shopping, numerous pictures, a special yearbook section and just plain fun never to be re-had after the 12th grade.

Passa pleads not guilty to charges

Drayton resident Ian Richard Passa appeared in northeast District Court on Wednesday, Aug. 28.At that hearing, Passa waived his preliminary hearing rights and pleaded not guilty to six charges against him.

Uncommon beauty

This common yellow swallowtail butterfly paid a visit to a local garden on Labor Day resting on a zinnia flower. The Common Yellow Swallowtail Butterfly is known for its broad distribution. It can be found in the Northern Hemisphere in Asia, Europe and North America.

The spirit of education as we go ‘back to school’

As the academic year shifts into full gear and our children and grandchildren head back to school, I have been pondering upon the meaning of education. It is part of our culture, our passage into adulthood, and the conduit to experiences and knowledge that goes far beyond words in books.

Readers, I hear you

By Andrea Johnston No matter where you live, in Drayton, in Arizona or anywhere else, the paper arriving in your mailbox is important to you. You pay a fee to have the paper sent to you so you expect a quality paper that arrives on time. It’s a reasonable expectation.

National Park Service awards $575,000 for upgrades to Icelandic State Park campground

The National Park Service (NPS) announced an award of $575,000 to the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).