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Quigley ready for one last run
LAWRENCE — Tammie Hemlee has always been candid with her children, but the truth she waited to tell her son, Angus, is that if things had gone according to plan, she never would have known him. But things have never really gone according to plan with Angus Quigley. read moreQuigley not held Down Under LAWRENCE -- Tammie Hemlee has always been candid with her children, but the truth she waited to tell her son, Angus, is that if things had gone according to plan, she never would have known him. read more
Personal finance training session is held on Tuesday Three women learned Tuesday about valuable resources they can have to teach personal finance to high school students.
Thomson Ambulance Association Your Thomson Fire Protection District is made up of an EMS Association and a Fire Association and is funded by your tax dollars, insurance billing, donations, fundraisers and grants.
Agriculture Extension Update Sept. 8 - No-till Whirlwind Expo, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Arbor Manor Steakhouse, Auburn. Sept. 8 - Green Cover Seed plot tour, 5:30 tour, 6:30 meal and 7:30 tour, 1 mile south of Bladen, Neb.
For the Record: 8/30/2010 Scores, statistics, standings and information of local and national sports.
Growing Pains Part 1 Minot aldermen are considering a city budget request for up to 16 new employees next year. Ward County commissioners will debate whether to add two new positions when they begin budget talks this fall.
Varsity Scoreboard, Aug. 27 South Dakota high school football Scores
Kickoff 2010 Find out what you need to know about your area prep football team.
Beware of Yellow Toadflax The State Agriculture Department is taking aim on North Dakota`s newest noxious weed. Yellow toadflax has been in our state since the 1970`s, but recently it has aggressively moved into grasslands. The ag department figures there`s 2700 acres of yellow toadflax in the state.