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Arguments made over closure in murder case | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Arguments made over closure in murder case | News, Sports, Jobs

Arguments were presented to close the preliminary hearing in the proceedings of a fatal Christmas Eve shooting in North Central District Court on Friday. The

Bismarck Event Center director's employment with city ends; more discussion set Tuesday on path forward - Vimarsana News

Bismarck Event Center director's employment with city ends; more discussion set Tuesday on path forward

Charlie Jeske's tenure as director of the Bismarck Event Center has officially ended.

City approves proposed deal with Bismarck Event Center director; Jeske offered $325K severance - Vimarsana News

City approves proposed deal with Bismarck Event Center director; Jeske offered $325K severance

The Bismarck City Commission has approved an agreement under which embattled Bismarck Event Center Director Charlie Jeske would retire on April 2 in return for $325,000 in severance pay. The

Resolution to Charlie Jeske's employment could take weeks - Vimarsana News

Resolution to Charlie Jeske's employment could take weeks

A resolution to the monthslong saga of Bismarck Event Center Director Charlie Jeske's employment status could take weeks, even in the wake of Bismarck City Commission action.

City, Bismarck Event Center director negotiate resolution to turmoil; commission to vote on deal - Vimarsana News

City, Bismarck Event Center director negotiate resolution to turmoil; commission to vote on deal

Attorneys for the city and for embattled Bismarck Event Center Director Charlie Jeske have negotiated an agreement under which Jeske would retire on April 2 in return for $325,000 in