May 13, 2022
By James R. Johnson • news@tctribune.net Mayville City Council held a second emergency meeting May 11 to discuss the failure...
May 13, 2022
By Janell Marmon • janell@tctribune.net After 31 years at Peter Boe Jr. Elementary, in what she laughingly refers to as...
May 13, 2022
By James R. Johnson • news@tctribune.net Luther Bjerke was surprised by all the attention given to a U.S. Army high-speed...
May 13, 2022
By dave dakken • davedakken@gra.midco.net There is a level of play that most sports teams prefer to attain at the...
May 13, 2022
By James R. Johnson • news@tctribune.net Midseason Madness at the North Softball Complex in Fargo turned into midseason massacres by...
Central Cass receives BankNorth $2,500 donation
Megan Nicklay | May 11, 2022
Courtesy Photo Central Cass received a $2,500 donation this week from BankNorth to help support their Green House learning space project. Pictured is Brad Sessler, Casselton BankNorth Branch President presenting...
Apply for Student Cabinet
Megan Nicklay | May 11, 2022
State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler is asking North Dakota students to apply for the Superintendent’s Student Cabinet, a group of young people who give Baesler their ideas and opinions about...
Sitte awarded James Madison Fellowship
Megan Nicklay | May 11, 2022
Northern Cass School is pleased to announce Gage Sitte is the North Dakota 2022 recipient of the James Madison Fellowship. Sitte is a secondary social studies educator at Northern Cass,...
Dam fails, City of Mayville acts
Dawn DeMarce | May 13, 2022
By James R. Johnson • news@tctribune.net Mayville City Council held a second emergency meeting May 11 to discuss the failure of the city-owned dam located south of the bridge and...
31 years, ‘same door, same office’
Dawn DeMarce | May 13, 2022
By Janell Marmon • janell@tctribune.net After 31 years at Peter Boe Jr. Elementary, in what she laughingly refers to as the “same door, same office,” Helen Hoyt will say goodbye...
An honorable journey to Washington, D.C.
Dawn DeMarce | May 13, 2022
By James R. Johnson • news@tctribune.net Luther Bjerke was surprised by all the attention given to a U.S. Army high-speed radio operator who jammed enemy transmissions near the end of...