Home
Search
Sections

Weather Forecast

Close

Returning to class: Trinity High students happy to see friends in new surroundings

Press Photo by Royal McGregor Dickinson Trinity High School students cheer on the girls basketball team during a Region 7 Tournament quarterfinal game Monday at Dickininson Highy School gymnasium. The Titans defeated Hettinger-Scranton 49-37 and will play Hazen at 7:30 p.m. today.

Stark County Courthouse gets 2 new metal detectors

Press Photo by Katherine Lymn Before preliminary hearings Monday, Stark County Deputy Larry Johnson discusses the new metal detectors at the courthouse.

Simply beautiful: Floral shop ready to help customers celebrate each other with gifts from the heart

From left, Sara Becker, Beth Decker, Doris Strommen, Heather Carvey, Robin Becker, Brigette Logan stand in front of the cooler at Simply Flower and Gifts.

Tians rally, defeat Night Hawks: Dickinson Trinity uses strong 2nd half to top Hettinger-Scranton

Press Photo by Royal McGregor Dickinson Trinity sophomore forward Brianna Soehren, middle, shoots a layup against Hettinger-Scranton during a quarterfinals game of the Region 7 Tournament on Monday at DHS gymnasium. Soehren finished with a team-high 13 points.

Miners counter, top Tigers in overtime

Press Photo by Meaghan MacDonald Beulah junior forward Jaime Murschel, middle, drives between a pair of New England defenders during a quarterfinals game of the Region 7 Tournament on Monday at DHS gymnasium.

Hazen brings consistency to down Bowman County

Press Photo by Royal McGregor Hazen senior forward Lexie Biffert, front, goes up for a layup against Bowman County during a quarterfinals game of the Region 7 Tournament on Monday at DHS gymnasium.

Waldal scores 18 as Bucs handle HGU

Press Photo by Meaghan MacDonald Beach senior forward-guard Cid Stedman, back, jumps over Hebron-Glen Ullin’s Kendra Gerving during a quarterfinals game of the Region 7 Tournament on Monday at DHS gymnasium.
Previous Pause Next
Advertisement
Trending
Returning to class: Trinity High students happy to see friends in new surroundings
Tians rally, defeat Night Hawks: Dickinson Trinity uses strong 2nd half to top Hettinger-Scranton
DPS open enrollment concludes
Simply beautiful: Floral shop ready to help customers celebrate each other with gifts from the heart
Perkins leads off 'The Voice,' picks Levine as coach
Latest
Randorf promoted to FCC vice president of advertising
U.S. investors closely monitoring Pimco after internal strife
Arizona resident dies after crash on Highway 23
Tuesday's scoreboard
DSU softball opens season with pair of losses
Roz Randorf
Randorf promoted to FCC vice president of advertising
FARGO -- Forum Communications Co. has announced that Roz Randorf has been promoted to vice president of advertising. In this new company...
news / North Dakota18 min 1 sec ago
Perkins leads off 'The Voice,' picks Levine as coach
Scranton native Kat Perkins got the leadoff spot and a lengthy introduction segment on Monday night's episode of NBC reality singing show "The Voice."  It was for a good reason, too.  Perkins sang "Gold Dust Woman" by Fleetwood Mac and got three of four coaches...
news / local15 hours 50 min ago
DPS open enrollment concludes
In an effort to curb some of the growth at Dickinson Public Schools, open enrollment has been closed to any further applications. But one potential freshman addressed the board with a special case at Monday’s meeting at the Central Administration Building. Heidi Jazwa, a Hope Christian...
news / local11 hours 39 min ago
Advertisement
Start a blog on Areavoices
Featured Staff Blogs ›
Featured Areavoices ›
Submit an Event View Full Calendar
Dalrymple: Special session decision in April
BISMARCK — Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Monday he expects to decide sometime in April whether to call the state Legislature into special session to address pressing needs facing cities and counties affected by western North Dakota’s oil bonanza. And while he wouldn’t say which...
North Dakota / news11 hours 41 min ago
Arizona resident dies after crash on Highway 23
WATFORD CITY -- An Arizona resident died late Sunday night after a two-vehicle collision about 3 miles east of Watford City on Highway 23, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Brand M. Patton, 56, was traveling west in a 2003 Buick Century just before midnight when, for...
news / North Dakota57 min ago
U.S. investors closely monitoring Pimco after internal strife
  NEW YORK - Several U.S. institutional investors said they are closely monitoring the developments at Pimco, the world's largest bond firm, in the wake of Mohamed El-Erian's abrupt resignation as CEO and ensuing acrimony between him and co-founder Bill Gross. The investors,...
news46 min 16 sec ago
Dickinson pilot makes emergency landing south of Minot
MINOT -- A Dickinson pilot had to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff in Ward County on Saturday night, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Gordon Pavlicek, 66, was flying his 1971 Piper Cherokee 140 when his plane experienced mechanical failure. He was forced...
news / local22 hours 12 min ago
Advertisement
Who is former principal Thomas Sander? Mixed feelings expressed about man who allegedly set fire to THS building
Thomas Sander had been working toward becoming a principal for a while. So when he got that job at Trinity High School last summer, he emailed some academic contacts, telling them the good news. “He told me he got this principalship at a Catholic school,” adviser Blaine Ward...
news / crimeMarch 8, 2014 - 6:38pm
Press Photo by Bryan Horwath New Trinity High School dean of students Rev. Kregg Hochhalter stands next to a Trinity Elementary West sign on Saturday. A Dickinson native and graduate of THS, Hochhalter was announced as the school’s new dean on Friday.
Southwest Spotlight: Meet the dean: Dickinson native ready to hit ground running at Trinity
When he walked the halls of Trinity High School as a student more than a decade ago, Rev. Kregg Hochhalter never thought he’d one day lead...
news / localMarch 8, 2014 - 6:35pm
Press Photo by Dustin Monke Lori Lechler works with fourth-graders Gabe Sorenson, right, and Bobby Prince in their new classroom on the west wing of the New England Public School building on Feb. 9.
New England school sees new front, classrooms, library
NEW ENGLAND — They’ve had to deal with construction during the school year, but it’s pretty unanimous for those at New England Public School:...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:29pm
Press Photo by Katherine Grandstrand Students from across western North Dakota gathered at Mott-Regent High School for a speech meet on Feb. 28. Because the schools are connected with a tunnel and built in a different era, some visiting students had trouble navigating the school.
‘We could do better:' Mott-Regent hopes to build new school; issue to go to bond election later this year
MOTT — If you would have asked Bill Gion about building a new school when he was first elected to the Mott-Regent School Board 14 years ago,...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:34pm
Press Photo Carol and Steve LaFramboise stand behind the bar at The B.A.R. in New England on Feb. 9. The owner of The B.A. bowling alley and restaurant, Steve partnered with Randy Schwartz and several volunteers to open the new business in the town’s old lumber yard building.
The B.A.R. strives to be ‘town’s bar’ in New England: Volunteers, local businessman help bowling alley owner start new business
NEW ENGLAND — Steve LaFramboise had a nice little thing going inside his bowling alley. He had turned a small corner section of The B.A. restaurant...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:24pm
Press Photo by April Baumgarten Tot-Lot Child Care Director Dee Dobitz, left, supervises a play area at the year-old facility in Bowman.
From a trailer to a new home: Bowman’s Tot-Lot Child Care enjoying new 4,000 square-foot facility
BOWMAN — Anyone that visits Tot-Lot Child Care will see a lot of happy faces, and not just from the children. The 4,000 square-foot day care...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:11pm
Press Photo by Katherine Lymn Harold Maershbecker stands inside the new building he and his wife have built in New England that will bring two storefronts and eight apartments to the growing small town’s Main Street.
Storefront renovation to bring 2 businesses, apartments to New England
NEW ENGLAND — One project in the revitalization of downtown New England is moving along well, and has a dress shop as a confirmed tenant. That...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:21pm
Press Photo by Bryan Horwath Vivian Hernandez, who along with her husband Dave Hernandez, owns The Tumbler laundromat in New England, stands in her place of business on March 3. Vivian and Dave also own a laundromat by the same name in Bowman.
Tumbling along: Homey New England laundromat nears 1-year anniversary
When searching for new business possibilities a couple of years ago, Vivian Hernadez suddenly had a light-bulb idea. “I was thinking about...
progressMarch 8, 2014 - 11:18pm

Inside The Dickinson Press

Previous Pause Next
Press Photo by Dustin Monke Lori Lechler works with fourth-graders Gabe Sorenson, right, and Bobby Prince in their new classroom on the west wing of the New England Public School building on Feb. 9.

NEW ENGLAND — They’ve had to deal with construction during the school year, but it’s pretty unanimous for those at New England Public School: it was worth it.
A ...

Monsignor Patrick Schumacher, the vice president of Dickinson Catholic Schools, speaks to community members, students and parents of Trinity junior high and high school students Wednesday afternoon at Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Dickinson, explaining the details of the fire that was allegedly started by Principal Thomas Sander early Monday morning and has caused the school to move classes from the building to Dickinson Public School buildings and other Catholic churches.

With ashes on his head and in one of his schools, and with a former administrator behind bars, Dickinson Catholic Schools President Steve Glasser told students, parents and community members ...

See what's new in this weeks Advertizer.

…
Archive Material - Subscription required to continue reading
Log in or activate your account if you are a ...

Are you planning a wedding in Dickinson or southwest North Dakota? Check out The 2014 Bridal Preview for more information.

Each Sunday in February and March, The Dickinson Press will publish a new section of its annual Progress edition. Read them here in the full-page online edition.

Check out this month's copy of The Drill.

…
Archive Material - Subscription required to continue reading
Log in or activate your account if you are ...

Advertisement
randomness