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A year-long celebration is planned to mark the 100th anniversary of the St. Augustine Church at 1139 NW Highway 101 in Lincoln City.

25 years ago (1999)

In 1880, Heber Creel was a Second Lieutenant in the Seventh Cavalry stationed at Fort Totten at Devils Lake. There, he created detailed maps of the lake and the adjacent reservation. A year later, he was building a telegraph line to the railhead at Larimore when he was drawn in by increasing speculation about where the railroad was next headed. As interest in the land around Devils Lake increased, the 27-year-old got land fever, resigned his post and bet on the lake’s northern edge.

The ranking was performed by NursingProcces.org, a website that provides resources and information on nursing education and careers.

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The man was seriously injured early Sunday after he lost control of his vehicle and hit a bridge guardrail near Maddock, North Dakota.

The decision occurred on Tuesday, April 16, at the DLOMAC's annual meeting.

Devils Lake Outlets to run at Maximum Capacity May 1

A railroad worker strike disrupted travel.

The school district employs nearly 20 people in various positions who work either fully remote or hybrid remote.