By Doug Barrett
NDHP photo
A 27- year old Grand Forks man was injured this morning when his tanker left the road in Stutsman County. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says Dakota Hatch was traveling southbound on Highway 52 with a load of dairy milk around 5:00 a.m. The NDHP says Hatch fell asleep and left the roadway entering the west ditch. Upon entering the ditch the tanker rolled. The vehicle came to rest on the passenger side. Hatch was transported by ambulance to Jamestown Regional Medical Center for injuries sustained in the accident.
The crash remains under investigation by the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
Photo: North Dakota Highway Patrol
BUCHANAN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – A Grand Forks man was injured after falling asleep behind the wheel and rolling a semi Sunday morning in Stutsman County.
The incident happened 1 mile north of Buchanan at around 5 AM April 18th.
North Dakota Highway Patrol Sgt. Ben Kennelly reports a 2022 Volvo was traveling southbound on Highway 52 with a load of dairy milk when he fell asleep and left the roadway entering the west ditch.
The vehicle then rolled and came to rest on its passenger side. 27 year-old Dakota Hatch was transported by ambulance to the Jamestown Regional Medical Center for injuries sustained in the crash. He was charged with care required.
JRMC Wound Clinic named Center of Distinction
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Jamestown Healogics recently recognized Jamestown Regional Medical Center’s Wound & Hyperbarics Clinic as a Center of Distinction.
JRMC’s Wound & Hyperbaric Center manages wounds that won’t heal.
For patients living with a chronic wound, everyday activities can be a battle. Without proper treatment patients may suffer for years without any improvement, or even worse, may face amputation.
The JRMC Wound & Hyperbaric Center understands the challenges faced each day when it comes to chronic and non-chronic healing wounds. The center offers cutting-edge treatments, the highest quality of dedicated providers and specialists and the ability to work with dressing formularies – all to help wounds heal faster.
(Left to Right) Clint Boom presents a check to Radiologic Technologist Noelle Moser, JRMC CEO Mike Delfs, and JRMC Foundation Director Lisa Jackson in 2020. Photo: RM Stoudt Running of the Pink
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The Annual Running of the Pink will make a triumphant return to a live event for its 14th year this summer.
The Running of the Pink was formed as a fundraiser years ago, raising thousands of dollars to assist area individuals with breast and cervical cancer screenings. The “No Excuses” program was rolled out to meet the demand for screenings and help those who couldn’t afford them.