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The Oakes, Lisbon and Valley City driver license sites will have new hours starting Aug. 1, according to a release from the state Department of Transportation. With the exception of holidays, the hour...
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Class B state wrestling: A team sweep for Oakes

Class B state wrestling: A team sweep for Oakes Don’t say heavyweight wrestlers never cry. The eyes of Oakes’ 285-pounder Cody Kasprick filled up with tears after he ended what was a near perfect run for the Tornadoes on Saturday at the North Dakota state wrestling tournament in the Fargodome. One day after winning its second straight Class B dual team title, Oakes ran away with its second straight individual team title with 182 points. Oakes won four of its six championship matches — including Kasprick’s 285-pound title which avenged his only loss of the season.

By By Kevin Schnepf, Forum Communications Co. , February 22, 2010

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Class B state wrestling: Oakes, Carrington crown champions

Class B state wrestling: Oakes, Carrington crown champions Oakes’ Brady Coleman (119), Lance Ehrlin (135), Ethan Plemel (189) and Cody Kasprik (285) couldn’t have asked for a better state tournament. All four helped lead the Tornadoes to both team championships, but also won individual championships in their respected weight classes. Carrington’s Jacob Laber (130), Chris Bahm (145) and Kyle Bahm (152) all took home individual titles for the Cardinals. Jacob Aberle of Lisbon, Jared Reis of Napoleon and Devin Olson of South Border also won individual titles as well.

By Sun Staff , February 22, 2010

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Oakes FD receives $4,800 for boots

Three area organizations recently received grants from the North Dakota Community Foundation. The Oakes, (N.D.) Fire Department will receive $4,800. The funds will be used to replace safety boots for 16 firefighters.

December 09, 2009

Fire burns Oakes station

Fire burns Oakes station No one was injured Tuesday night when a fire destroyed an Oakes, N.D., convenience store, said Randy Burley, Oakes Fire Department chief. Oakes firefighters arrived at Hwy #1 Fuel & Services, 909 S 7th. St., Oakes, shortly after 9:30 p.m., Tuesday, and were still at the scene at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Burley said.

By Ben Rodgers , November 12, 2009

UPDATE: Highway reopens after Oakes business fire

State Highway 1 in southeastern North Dakota has reopened after being shut down while firefighters battled a blaze at an Oakes business.

November 11, 2009

Hagen picks up Region 1 honors

Oakes’ senior running back Jason Hagen and coach Shawn Sagert have been selected as the senior player and coach of the year in Region 1 Class A high school football for the 2009 season.

November 05, 2009

Manufacturers meet in Oakes

Impact Foundation and Otter Tail Power hosted a meeting Sept. 17 in Oakes, N.D., for southeast North Dakota manufacturing companies. Attendees included representatives from companies in Southeastern North Dakota engaged in manufacturing and related fields. Also in attendance was a representative from North Dakota’s Small Business Administration. Sen. Kent Conrad’s, D-N.D., office has been assisting in these efforts, too.

September 26, 2009

Man travels with each of 19 grandchildren

Dick Bourne has been to “only” 67 countries in his life. The 74-year-old has it on his ever-growing bucket list to continue traveling the world now, with each of his 19 grandchildren. Bourne, of Oakes, discovered his love of travel while spending 21 years in the military. After the recession hit his retirement funds a year and a half ago, Bourne decided to use the money he had left by taking each grandchild to the destination of their choice.

By An AP Member Exchange Feature By Kristen Daum, The Forum , September 08, 2009

Oakes man faces three rape charges

^BC-ND--Rapes-Teen Charged,0072 ^ND man charged in 3 rapes ^Eds: APNewsNow. OAKES, N.D. (AP) — An Oakes man faces charges in the February rapes of three people under age 15. Nineteen-year-old Lane Olson was charged in Dickey County Court with three counts of gross sexual imposition. He's being held in the Stutsman County jail on $2,000 bail. Court documents say Olson had sex with three acquaintances, who later went to police.

August 30, 2009

Oakes wins in return to 11-man

The Oakes Tornadoes made a successful return to 11-man football on Tuesday night, taking down the Class AA East Region Kindred Vikings 20-0 during their season-opener in Oakes.

By By Jamestown Sun Staff , August 26, 2009

Special operations unit assists at call

Thirteen members of the James-Valley Special Operations unit responded to a report of a man barricaded in a home in Oakes, N.D., Sunday, according to the Jamestown Police Department.

By By Sun Staff , August 11, 2009

Dorgan plans town hall meetings

Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., will be in Edgeley, N.D., and Oakes, N.D., for town hall meetings on Aug. 11.

July 30, 2009

JLG plant in Oakes to stay open

It was a good day in this small one-stoplight town in southeastern North Dakota: An equipment plant that is Oakes’ third-largest employer is not closing after all. The JLG Industries Inc. plant, which makes aerial work platform lifts for businesses and the military and employs 61 people, had been scheduled to close Sept. 24, moving some of its jobs to other states.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , July 17, 2009

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Oakes plant to stay open

OAKES, N.D. (AP) — A small town equipment plant is getting a reprieve. The parent company of the JLG Industries Inc., plant in Oakes says the plant will stay open.

July 16, 2009

Oakes plant getting another look

Sen. Byron Dorgan says the parent company of the JLG Industries, Inc., plant in Oakes is taking another look at plans to close it. Dorgan, D-N.D., said JLG’s parent company, Oshkosh Corp., has a new military contract totaling more than $1 billion. He said the company’s CEO, Robert Bohn, has agreed to take a “very serious look” at keeping the Oakes plant open.

July 09, 2009

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