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Photo by Christine Jensen

Photo by Christine Jensen

Moments that take your breath away

Drayton resident Bob Merrill is an inspiration Inspiration often comes in the form of people who overcome the greatest struggles in their lives.
and fabric previously owned by their late mother. Photo by Christine Jensen. Tami VanCamp, Greg Osowski, and Trish Trousil generously donated sewing machines

and fabric previously owned by their late mother. Photo by Christine Jensen. Tami VanCamp, Greg Osowski, and Trish Trousil generously donated sewing machines

Skjeberg Lutheran Church holds Quilt Dedication Service

On Sunday, April 21, Skjeberg Lutheran Church held their quilt dedication service where they honor and bless the more than 180 quilts as well as hats, wheelchair, catheter, and walker bags made by women of Skjeberg Lutheran Church Their mission statement stems from 1 Peter 4:10, “Each of you should...
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Valley News & Views

Neche resident guilty of a Class B felony

In late October, 42 year old Neche resident Brandon Clifford Eppler pled guilty to the Class B felony of attempted theft and deception of an amount over $50,000.00. Eppler had attempted to pull $100,000.
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DPS alum earns praise

2012 graduate from Drayton Public School, Nathan Aufenkamp, was highlighted recently in a newsletter printed monthly by the Bismarck school system called Intercom.
We the People

We the People

“We the People”

Lawyers Seek to Persuade the Justices Oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court is the most important, fascinating and visible part of the Justices’ public work on the High Bench.
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Valley News & Views

Primary Candidates file for June election

By North Dakota Century Code, for candidates to be on the ballot for the June 11 primary election they must fill out and file a petition with the appropriate office 60 days prior to the election. That day was Monday, April 8th.
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Valley News & Views

News Briefs

The EPA announced on Wednesday it will be offering $1 billion to states to assist them in becoming compliant with their just-announced drinking water standard. The goal of the standard, according to the EPA is protect Americans from “forever chemicals” in drinking water.
Photo by Christine Jenson

Photo by Christine Jenson

Farm Safety

Early Spring Gives Farmers a Head Start With weather conditions favoring an early spring, farming operations will begin in full force. As seeding takes priority, there are many things to be aware of as roads and fields are filled with equipment and the rush is on to get crops planted.