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Fargo Marathon: Lisbon runner ready to race

Gina Aalgaard Kelly’s transformation from recreational runner to elite competitor began at the finish line of last year’s Fargo Marathon. And she wasn’t even running in the event. Working as a volunteer, Aalgaard Kelly struck up a conversation with accomplished running coach and author Gerard Pearlberg. He suggested with a structured training program the 33-year-old rural Lisbon, N.D., resident could accomplish big things.

By By Heath Hotzler, Forum Communications Co. , May 05, 2010

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Driver in 2008 crash with N.D. deputy arrested again

A Lisbon man involved in a 2008 collision that injured a Ransom County sheriff's deputy has been arrested again for drunken driving.

March 26, 2010

Sheyenne flooding

Ice jams along several bridges and bends in the Sheyenne River channel around Lisbon, N.D., have pushed the river into major flood stage. Lisbon Mayor Ross Cole said the town had to sandbag around the bridge and a couple low spots on the dike.

By By Tracy Frank, Forum Communications Co. , March 24, 2010

Clay dikes going up in Lisbon

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers started building clay dikes in Lisbon, N.D., on Tuesday. The Ransom County town of 2,300 residents has also filled 9,500 sandbags, but Mayor Ross Cole said he hopes they won’t need to be used in town. “There will be a lot of bags in the surrounding area that we will have to deal with, but hopefully here in town, we won’t have to,” Cole said.

By By Tracy Frank, Forum Communications Co. , March 17, 2010

Lisbon hopes to rely more on clay levees

“Clay all the way,” is the motto for the upcoming flood fight in Lisbon, N.D. The latest National Weather Service forecast for Lisbon predicts a nearly 50 percent chance the city of 2,200 will see a repeat of the record Sheyenne River crest of 22.8 ft. in 2009.

By By Dave Roepke, Forum Communications Co. , March 15, 2010

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Lisbon gearing up for spring flooding

The southeastern North Dakota town of Lisbon is gearing up for spring flooding.

February 26, 2010

Valley City, Lisbon prepare for another flood

Leaders of Valley City, N.D., and Lisbon, N.D., which battled their worst spring flooding ever last spring, say their communities are better prepared this year.

By By Jonathan Knutson, Forum Communications Co. , February 20, 2010

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Lisbon considers eliminating police unit

The town of Lisbon, N.D., which has about 2,200 people, has a police department of three, including the chief. Now, the City Council is talking about the possibility of closing the department in favor of contracting with the Ransom County Sheriff’s Department for services, a move that could save $40,000 or more annually, city officials say.

By By Dave Olson, Forum Communications Co. , January 25, 2010

Guardsmen bring spirit to home

Volunteer soldiers are heading to the North Dakota Veterans Home in Lisbon for their annual campaign to bring holiday cheer to those who served before them. The North Dakota Army and Air National Guard alternate the coordination of the event. The Army Guard is handling it this year, with soldiers bringing gifts to the veterans on Thursday.

December 18, 2009

Olson earns senior player honors

Kali Olson of Lisbon has been chosen as the District 1 Outstanding Senior Player. Olson, along with teammates Susie Lyons and Michele Hoistad were named to the all-District 1 team.

November 05, 2009

Olson posts 1,000th career kill

Kali Olson, a 5-foot-9 senior middle blocker for the Lisbon Broncos’ volleyball team, surpassed the 1,000 career kills barrier last week. The Broncos are the three-time defending Region 1 champions, and will kickoff the District 1 volleyball tournament this Friday in Lisbon against Sargent Central.

October 27, 2009

Farm death near Lisbon

Authorities are investigating the death of a North Dakota man on his farm southeast of Lisbon.

October 26, 2009

Big one for Hi-Liners, Broncos

Tonight’s football game between the No. 4-ranked Lisbon Broncos and the Valley City Hi-Liners has taken on a whole new meaning this week. Following the record flooding that deluged both communities this past spring, the two cities and teams have come together to coin this year’s battle between the Broncos and the Hi-Liners as the first annual Sandbag Bowl.

By Michael Savaloja , September 25, 2009

Broncos off to good start

Following a brief, two-year reprieve from Class AA football, it hasn’t taken the Lisbon Broncos long to get back in the groove after being bumped back up from the Class A ranks this fall. Three games played, three games won.

By Michael Savaloja , September 16, 2009

Lisbon woman accused in theft

LISBON, N.D. (AP) — A Lisbon woman is accused of stealing more than $100,000 from Bobcat Co. in Bismarck by falsifying delivery statements from a trucking company.

July 29, 2009

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