Berg Elementary News Today

As part of a broader initiative to update aging traffic signals, for improved safety and efficiency, the city has announced their plan to retain traffic signals on 2nd, 3rd and 9th Streets.

Facing rising student numbers, Dickinson Public Schools proposes strategic boundary adjustments to manage classroom sizes and maintain educational quality by 2026/27.

Hosting a food bank and offering free school supplies on Monday, Dickinson Public Schools seeks to help struggling families prepare for the coming school year.

The Dickinson Police Department responded to numerous calls for service over the past two weeks, and these are just a few highlights of calls and incidents that occurred.

Scott Tinnermeier knew from a young age that he liked working with children and sharing his Christian faith. This is part one of his story.

Local dads Leyman Tedford and Andrew Kordonowy are leading their chapter of an elementary school program called Watch DOGS, aimed at getting dads involved in their children's school.

“... The connection that you make with your family around books with a positive activity or a positive experience, reading can provide that,” Rhinestone Rhonda said.

Dorothy L. Herold, 96, Dickinson, formerly of Gladstone, died unexpectedly