Snider Creek steelhead enhancement

06/04/11 Suspect the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife of wanting to shut down hatchery steelheading in Western Washington completely? Think that the opportunity to catch and keep a fin-clipped steely is already too hard to find?

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OUTDOORS: Committee to convene on hatchery planning

06/03/11 The application period for appointment to the department's recently created Puget Sound Hatcher

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Summing Up An Incredible Week

06/01/11 Details of the weather events in the latest USDA Weather & Climate Summary are jaw-dropping.

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OBIT: June Grande

05/31/11 June Grande, 83, of Grand Forks, ND, and formerly of Cando, ND, passed away at Wooodside Village of Grand Forks on Saturday, May 28, 2011.

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LAist Film Calendar 05/26-05/29: Outdoor Screenings All Memorial Day Weekend!

05/25/11       It hasn't felt much like summer lately, but there's something about Memorial Day: time to enjoy some screenings under the stars! The 2011 season of Outdoor Cinema Food Fest begins Saturday at LA State Historic Park with the Farrelly Brothers classic There's Something About Mary . The all-evening event also features a shorts program from Funny or Die , a live performance from Glen Iris ...

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WSU-TC's graduation is a proud moment for all

05/23/11 Four years ago, Washington State University Tri-Cities admitted freshmen for the first time.Last

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Let them eat books for EWU - Sat, 21 May 2011 PST

05/21/11 The Eastern Washington University Friends of the Library invites the public to attend its free Books2Eat festival at the JFK Library on the Cheney campus on Wednesday. This is an annual event in which confections are created by anyone wishing to participate. Entries must portray the theme of a book (any book) and are submitted for judging by the public from 1-2:30 p.m. At 3 p.m., the winning ...

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How can you help? Wish list from nonprofit agencies, May 23

05/21/11 Following is a wish list of items and volunteer opportunities from nonprofit agencies in Racine County. They were provided by local nonprofit agencies.

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Editorial: Government helped blunt recession's blows

05/21/11 While politicians talk in Washington and Nashville about slashing the size of government, East Tennesseans - Knox Countians in particular - should keep in mind that government spending buffered the region against the worst of the recent recession.

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Honors and Officers (May 21, 2011)

05/21/11 SmartPay by Onsharp of Fargo has been recognized by the Information Technology Council of North Dakota with a Technology Innovator award. SmartPay is a flexible, online billing system that sends large batches of invoices and statements electronically.

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Two of Van's Occupants Flee After Grand Forks Crash

05/20/11 Two of three occupants of a van involved in a Grand Forks accident ran from the scene.

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Conrad to UND graduates: Embrace can-do spirit

05/15/11 Senator warns of national fiscal crisis GRAND FORKS - The University of North Dakota's 123rd annual spring commencement ceremony on Saturday gave the university a chance to honor the achievements of nearly 1,000 graduating students while also recognizing its notable alumni, including former Rep. Earl Pomeroy and former Student Body President Adam Baker.  Talk about this topic

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Brett Bruneteau to transfer onto UVM men's hockey team

05/14/11 Brett Bruneteau, brother of University of Vermont defenseman Nick Bruneteau, will join the Catamounts in September, according to Brad Elliott Schlossman of the Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald and several Web sites.

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Sunday, April 24, 2011 - 01:05

05/14/11 Currently a member of the Saint Olaf College women's rugby team, Kelsey Klein earned the rare distinction of making three state appearances in each of three sports -- wrestling, swimming and golf -- while a student at Hoquiam High School.

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Hardware company adds to services

05/13/11 House-Hasson Hardware will expand into the paint and paint-related sundries market through a recently acquired sales team and their territories, Don Hasson, company president, said Friday.

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ND Veterans in Washington for Honor Flight

05/07/11 A group of World War II veterans from North Dakota is in Washington, D.C., as part of a Rough Rider Honor Flight.

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State's laws offer little shale drilling protection to archaeological sites

05/07/11 An excavation at a Westmoreland County site once occupied by Monongahela Indians produced abundant evidence of two villages and allowed researchers to piece together the violent end of the later settlement at the hand of invaders who sacked it, massacred its inhabitants and burnt houses and food stores, said William C. Johnson, who served as an adviser to the project.

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Police Arrest Man After Grand Forks K-Mart Parking Lot Stabbing

05/06/11 A Grand Forks man has been arrested after police suspect he stabbed another man in the K-Mart parking lot Thursday evening.

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Patriot Guard greets Honor Flight veterans in Bismarck before today's flight to D.C. with photo gallery

05/06/11 BISMARCK - Members of the North Dakota Patriot Guard greeted about 125 World War II veterans today before they departed on the Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.

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OBIT: Hermoine M. Jorgenson

05/06/11 Hermoine M. Jorgenson, 76, of Minnewaukan, ND,  died Wednesday, May 4, 2011 at Woodside Village Valley Memorial Home in Grand Forks.

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