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Lawmakers partially ban kratom
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (853+ words) The North Dakota Legislature passed a bill banning synthetic kratom during a special session last week, though District 2 lawmakers also voted for a failed bill that would have banned all kratom. The bill that passed the Legislature bans all use…...
Bring on the data centers, and the sooner the better
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (436+ words) John Bayer is a reporter and columnist for The Journal. I hear a lot of people say that don’t want data centers around. Those people, of course, are lying. These are the same people who go on ChatGPT to make…...
An upcoming data center open house
1+ week, 4+ day ago (280+ words) District 2 communities are being confronted with the possibility of hosting a data center, and residents have an important opportunity to drop in and ask questions, learn more and help shape the future of our area. An upcoming public open house…...
ND Girls State governor, senator are both daughters of 1999 DCHS grads
1+ week, 4+ day ago (172+ words) Brian Dokken and Kyla (Anderson) Fetsch shared time in band, track and theater when they were classmates at Divide County High School. Dokken was the class president, and Fetsch was the class secretary. Twenty-seven years later, the daughters of these…...
Montana man to be sentenced on Divide charges
1+ week, 4+ day ago (130+ words) A Westby, Montana, man will be sentenced Sept. 18 in Divide County on seven criminal counts while separately facing up to 2,200 years in prison on felony charges in his home state. Ivan Greenwell, 40, earlier this summer pleaded guilty to four felony…...
Ray school board addresses music instrument needs
2+ week, 4+ day ago (169+ words) Ray Public School could be facing an instrument shortage in the coming school year, music teacher Trent Hunskor told the school board Aug. 19. The problem is a u201cgood one to have,u201d Superintendent Kris Kuehn said. School board members heard about the…...
Crosby pool celebrates smooth year, sets sights on finding new manager
2+ week, 4+ day ago (132+ words) The Crosby Swimming Poolu2019s 2026 season was its best in recent history, according to the city park board president. u201cThis is the smoothest year this pool has had since it has been built,u201d President Patrick Wolf said at the park boardu2019s monthly meeting Aug....
Divide officials invited to forum on data centers
2+ week, 4+ day ago (169+ words) Divide County commissioners plan to travel to Tioga on Sept. 14 for a public forum about data centers. County Land Use Administrator Shari Bublitz also plans to attend the forum, which is being organized by state Sen. Mark Enget, R-Powers Lake....
Ray invites community center ideas; Wildrose transit seeks route input
2+ week, 4+ day ago (132+ words) Public input events are scheduled in the coming days for the proposed Ray Community Center and for Wildrose Public Transportationu2019s route schedule. — The city of Ray will host an open house Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at City Hall to gather feedback…...
New teachers bring new energy
3+ week, 4+ day ago (126+ words) Divide County School District will be starting of the year with five new teachersu2013three working at the elementary school and two at the high school. In all but one case, the district didnu2019t have to look far for the experience they needed....