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Sweet, Marie!
Marie Delzer of Ashley, was the lucky winner of a Polaris Side-by-Side 900 Ranger at the Kulm 125th fundraiser for their quasquicentennial which will take place on June 23, 24 and 25
Posted 1/24/17 (Tue) - by read more »
AMC to train nurses
Like many health care facilities around the country, the Ashley Medical Center is dealing with a nursing shortage.
Posted 1/24/17 (Tue) - by read more »
Tax season begins
Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger said North Dakota’s state individual income tax filing season opened January 23, coinciding with the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) filing season opening.
Posted 1/24/17 (Tue) - by read more »
County declares snow emergency
The McIntosh County Commission has approved a formal resolution declaring a snow emergency in the county. During their Jan. 11 regular meeting, commissioners Neil Meidinger, Steve Delzer and Perry Turner drafted a document that notes the county has experienced heavy snowfall, accumulated snow depth, and wind-related drifting of snow.
Posted 1/20/17 (Fri) - by read more »
Onion calendar predicts "pretty good moisture"
The onion and knife came out again on New Years Eve at the Eszlinger Ranch, northeast of Ashley.
Posted 1/11/17 (Wed) - by read more »
Chamber names prize-winning floats
Winning floats in the Parade of Lights held on Nov. 26 have been announced by the Ashley Chamber of Commerce.
Posted 12/28/16 (Wed) - by read more »
Saylers see weather impact
Mike and Julie Sayler had to do some digging to extricate their pickup on their rural Venturia farm after blizzards and drifting last week.
Posted 12/28/16 (Wed) - by read more »
Snow, wind and sub-zero cold strike state
Snow, strong winds and sub-zero temperatures shut down most of Ashley for two days last week
Posted 12/14/16 (Wed) - by read more »
Zeeland students will present Christmas concert
Zeeland Public School will present a Christmas concert next week.
Posted 12/14/16 (Wed) - by read more »
Project will assist locals serving at DAPL site
Members of the Wishek Army National Guard Unit and area law enforcement officers are assisting with efforts to control protests in Morton County against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Posted 12/07/16 (Wed) - by read more »