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Ryan Opdahl couldn’t have asked for a better first round of golf this spring, although he would have preferred a longer one.
Friday, May 27, 2022
A pair of Hillsboro residents announced write-in campaigns this week in hopes of winning seats on the Hillsboro City Commission next month.
The Traill County Economic Development Commission has awarded $27,400 to a variety of businesses and groups to help them spruce up their properties in Traill County.
Voters in Hillsboro and Traill County’s District 3 have been busy ahead of the June 14 primary election, a county official said Wednesday.
A North Dakota Army National Guardsman who serves as an advocate helping military veterans tap into assistance programs to improve their living conditions will be the featured speaker at Monday’s Memorial Day program in Hillsboro.
The American Legion posts in Mayville and Portland will hold their first-ever joint Memorial Day program at Norsemen Hall in Portland at 10:30 a.m. Monday.
Seniors from Hillsboro and MayPort-CG high schools will receive their diplomas during commencement ceremonies Sunday.
Friday, May 20, 2022
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The slate of candidates running for the Hillsboro City Commission in the June 14 primary has been set since the filing deadline for public offices closed in early April.
John Wright and the Traill County Historical Society are hoping to raise the roof this year.
The Grandin Civic Club has a message for cash-strapped families who might not be able to send their kids swimming this summer in Hillsboro: Everyone in the pool.
The Hillsboro School Board on May 12 discussed substitute teacher shortages in the area and debated whether to place graduation banners on street poles in Hillsboro next year.
The Traill County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday received an update on a handful of bridges recently damaged by flooding and approved a contract with a global consulting firm to study the salaries of its public employees.
FARGO – Sanford Health nurses were recognized for their unwavering dedication to providing excellent care for their patients and communities during Sanford Health’s Nurse’s Week celebration this month.
CARRINGTON, N.D. – The Garrison Diversion Conservancy District’s (Garrison Diversion) Recreation Committee recently awarded three matching recreation grants totaling $62,080 to Traill County organizations.
Strong, gusty winds were blamed for two crashes along Interstate 29 near Reynolds on Wednesday.
Friday, May 13, 2022
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Jim Murphy and the H509 Hillsboro Dollars for Scholars chapter gave two dozen Hillsboro High School seniors 4,500 reasons why they should continue their educations after high school on Wednesday.
An 87-year-old recreational dam along the Goose River in Mayville suffered a breached sidewall following heavy rains in the region that sent river levels surging.
City leaders in Hillsboro learned Monday that a Fargo homebuilder who wants to construct a 24-unit apartment building in Hillsboro has plans to build a second one.
MAYVILLE – A 1981 Mayville-Portland alum living in Colorado has asked the MayPort-CG School Board to bestow a new honor on Don Kerlin, the Patriots’ Hall of Fame track and field coach who died in 2011.
The first of five public forums intended to review a proposed road and bridge tax coming up on the June 14 ballot in Traill County failed to generate much interest Monday.
The Hillsboro Banner won 57 awards and the sweepstakes trophy for the 10th year in a row in the 2021 North Dakota Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest.
MAYVILLE – The MayPort-CG School Board on Monday approved a 2,600-square-foot music room at Peter Boe Jr. Elementary School in Mayville – even though bids for the planned addition came back higher than expected.
Hillsboro-Central Valley’s sports co-op may revisit a long-standing policy that limits games and meets on Wednesdays next spring – provided area churches OK the idea.
The Hillsboro Business Association on Tuesday inched closer toward putting the finishing touches on 2022’s Hillsboro Days lineup.
Friday, May 06, 2022
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Shannon Hunt embraces her straightforward, no-nonsense style of teaching. The longtime Central Valley School fifth-grade teacher hasn’t spent the past three decades attempting to become her students’ best friend.
Members of the Hillsboro City Commission bellied up to their bar rules Monday night by holding a spirited discussion about the city’s outdoor drinking ordinances.
Hillsboro-Central Valley’s Burros mascot has a name – and it’s fit for a champion.
The municipal pool in Hillsboro’s Woodland Park could be open in time for the Hillsboro Days celebration in mid-June, city officials said Monday.
Nearly 2 inches of rain fell across Traill County April 29 and 30, leading to a resurge in previously retreating floodwaters after a similar rain event a week earlier.
Traill County leaders on Tuesday heard separate pleas from residents asking for help with drainage west of Hillsboro and repaving a section of County Road 10 south of Buxton.
