Page 11 - Turtle River News Today

The Road Safety Unit (RSU) in the Ministry of Transport and Mining is warning motorists and motorcyclists to cut their speed while travelling along major thoroughfares, particularly in St Ann and St James. This is as several areas of concerns hav

The Cook Family Farm has the slogan of “AHH Little Slice of Heaven,” and the AHH stands for Alpacas, Horses and Hens. Kenna, Chloe, and Rocky — along with their parents, Christy and Jeremy — believe they have a little slice of heaven on earth.

Forty-five Hubbard County DFL delegates registered for the county convention, held Sunday, March 27 in Laporte.

A new Bemidji area cross country ski event called Turtle River Rennet at Three Island Park will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, at Three Island County Park, 7015 3 Island Road NE.

Marley Kaul was so much more than a teacher of art. He and Sandy, his wife of 58 years, became active leaders in the arts community in Bemidji, their home since 1967. The Marley & Sandy Kaul Gallery is the largest display area at the Watermark Art Center.

Eighteen youth in the Turtle River Tall Pines 4-H Club gathered recently for their monthly meeting to make tie-blankets to spread kindness to a couple of area care centers.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) will receive bids for the construction of the following project(s): Job No.: 22909 Project No(s).: CVD-SU-6-002(138)910, CVD-NHU-6-002(139)353, & NH-6-002(140)336 Length: 9.874 Type: CHIP SEAL & PAVEMENT MARKINGS County(s): GRAND FORKS Co Location: US 2B, JCT US 2 TO 2ND AVE N - GRAND FORKS; US 2, JCT 69TH ST S E TO JCT 55TH ST S EB/WB - GRAND FORKS; & US 2, JCT CMC 1819 (TURTLE RIVER STATE PARK) E TO 69TH ST...

The School District of Mystery Lake will get $200K more in provincial funding and a property tax offset grant in 2022-23 than it did for this school year.

This story takes the reader on early trails and tote roads to places where settlements sprang up, general stores opened and people from many different places became parts of lasting or temporary communities.

RURAL LARIMORE, N.D. -- It's a windy June morning, and two teams of National Resources Conservation Service employees are planting shelterbelts on the edge of a field that grew wheat last year.