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Biggest Zucchini Contest
Dallas Hauck, left, and Ambrose Hoff, both of Richardton, check the weight of one of the 14 zucchinis entered in Saturday’s Biggest Zucchini Contest at Little Opryland Days in downtown Richardton.
By Betsy Simon , August 12, 2012
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Man killed when semi hauling corn and pickup collide on Interstate near Richardton
A 59-year-old Ashley resident was killed Monday morning when he changed lanes for a stalled vehicle and his truck was hit by a Kenworth hauling corn near Richardton, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
August 06, 2012
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Dousing a prairie fire
A prairie fire broke out Friday after a farmer’s service vehicle started a fire in a stubble field and it burned into a wheat field and some pasture land about 10 miles outside of Richardton, off Highway 8 near the border of Dunn and Stark counties.
By Sid Pranke , July 28, 2012
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Patriots Departing: Area servicemen spending time with families before Sunday send-off
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Before departing on a one-year mission to Afghanistan, two area National Guardsmen are spending time with loved ones.
April 26, 2012
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Stark County residents to pay for law enforcement; Officials OK $2 per resident per month agreement
Stark County residents will pay $2 per resident per month for law enforcement if their city doesn’t have its own police department, officials decided Thursday evening at the Dickinson Law Enforcement Center.
March 16, 2012
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Ron Paul packs venues across ND
Thousands of people filled venues across the state Sunday and Monday to see what Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul had to say.
By By April Baumgarten, Amy Dalrymple, Brian Willhide, all of Forum Communications Co., and The Associated Press , February 21, 2012
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How to draw horses: Richardton artist begins children's book series
RICHARDTON — Jessica Rockeman carries a sketch book around the house, outside her rural Richardton home and whenever she travels.
“I’m an eternal doodler — absolutely guilty as charged,” she said.
By Linda Sailer , January 29, 2012
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Burned buildings in Richardton remain
Richardton does not have enough cash to clear out two charred buildings that were supposed to be torn down by the owner more than six months ago, City Commission President Frank Kirschenheiter said Thursday.
By Dain Sullivan , January 22, 2012
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Stark County law enforcement contracts not signed
Stark County residents may have to pay $2 per month for law enforcement if their city doesn’t have its own police department, authorities said. However, contracts have not yet been signed.
January 13, 2012
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