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I know I've been unusually quiet lately. Part of it is because I haven't been out and about as much as I usually am (and thus have less to say), and part of it is because I'm working on a very large ...
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Tons of music
If you cant find live music this weekend you probably couldnt hit water after falling out of a boat. Tonight at the Stutsman County Fairgrounds Lost Highway will take the stage. The band is an up an...
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Stutsman County tournament pairings
The 2009 Stutsman County Invitational tournament is set to open on Thursday at the Civic Center. Napoleon is the No. 1 seed and the Imperials will square off with No. 8 Central Prairie at 3 p.m. in th...
Posted on 12/7/09 at 11:04 AM

Stutsman tourney award winners listed

Following the conclusion of the Stutsman County Invitational Tournament in Jamestown on Saturday, all-tournament team honors were handed out. The players selected to the 2009 all tournament team were: Adam Randall, Kidder County; Nic Moser, Central Prairie; Brock Knodel, Central Prairie; Nolan Hamar, Ellendale; Nic Harding, Midkota; Jaymes Six, Kidder County; Aaron Stemen, LaMoure; Cale Thomas, Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal; Alex Knudson, Edgeley-Kulm; Devin Barton, Carrington; and Chase Monson, Carrington.

January 19, 2009

Firebirds claim title

For those who missed it, the Central Prairie boys’ basketball program turned a corner Saturday night at the Jamestown Civic Center. In a David vs. Goliath-type matchup, the Firebirds side-armed a stone that brought down the No. 6-ranked Carrington Cardinals, 70-66, in overtime in the Stutsman County Invitational Tournament championship game. Edgeley-Kulm’s Alex Knudson dropped in 20 first-half points, but it wasn’t enough to get past Kidder County for third place. The Pirates, who had to play without Adam Randall for the final seven minutes, defeated the Rebels 55-48.

By By Michael Savaloja, The Jamestown Sun , January 19, 2009

Carrington, Central Prairie advance to title game

There were plenty of fireworks during Day 2 of the Stutsman County boys’ basketball tournament on Friday, but none burned brighter than Central Prairie’s 55-51 come-from-behind victory over Kidder County in the semifinals.

By Michael Savaloja , January 17, 2009

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Tourney tips off

The annual Stutsman County Invitational boys’ basketball tournament got underway Thursday, as bitterly cold temperatures blanked the area. But North Dakotans are tough, and if asked to boost the car and brave the weather one might as well be watching Class B basketball from the comfort of the Jamestown Civic Center.

By Michael Savaloja , January 16, 2009

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Stutsman County tourney opens today

The Stutsman County Invitational Tournament tips off today at the Civic Center with four opening-round matchups. At 3 p.m., No. 1 seed Carrington takes on No. 8 Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal. At 4:30, No. 4 Ellendale squares off with No. 5 Edgeley-Kulm.

January 15, 2009

Class B notebook:" Firebirds off to a fast start

At 3 p.m. this afternoon, the boys’ Stutsman County Invitational Tournament will be tipping off at the Jamestown Civic Center. The No. 8-ranked Carrington Cardinals and the Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal Rebels will open the tourney, but a team that many people will be keeping a close eye on is the Central Prairie Firebirds.

By Michael Savaloja , January 15, 2009

Stutsman County tourney pairings set

The Stutsman County Invitational boys’ basketball tournament is set to tip off on Friday, Jan. 15 at the Jamestown Civic Center. Games begin at 3 p.m. each day of the tournament starting with No. 1-seeded Carrington taking on No. 8-seeded Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal on Thursday, Jan. 16. The Cardinals are currently ranked No. 8 in the state Class B poll, with an overall record of 5-0 and a District 7 record of 2-0.

January 10, 2009

Commission debates snow pile ordinance

The Stutsman County Commission debated authorizing the drafting of an ordinance prohibiting snow from being piled on the edges of roads or on road right-of-ways during its regular December meeting Tuesday. The debate was prompted by concerns voiced by Mike Zimmerman, county road superintendent, that piles of snow pushed out of yards was causing damage to county snow plows.

By Keith Norman , December 17, 2008

Commission hears concerns; Park Board ups cabin rates

The Stutsman County Commission heard concerns from Bill and Nellie Degen concerning the cabin permits issued by the county on Bureau of Reclamation land along the Jamestown Reservoir.

By Keith Norman , December 03, 2008

Work begins on commercial wind farm zoning

The Stutsman County Zoning Board hopes to draft an ordinance for commercial wind energy facilities and forward it on to the County Commission for consideration and possible implementation by the spring, said Fritz Fremgen, Stutsman County state’s attorney. “If we shoot for Feb. 1 for the draft of the ordinance,” he said “It then takes about two months to implement.”

By Keith Norman , November 21, 2008

Joint powers agreement next step for libraries

As the first step toward consolidating the city and county libraries, the two attorneys serving the City Council and Stutsman County Commission are collecting agreements from other combined libraries in the state to use in preparing a draft outlining the terms of consolidation.

November 19, 2008

‘Excess levies’ put on 9 townships

The Stutsman County Commission placed “excess levies” on nine townships during its regular November mid-month meeting on Tuesday. The levy will add 9 mills to the taxes of residents of Corwin, Eldridge, Flint, Griffin, Roosevelt, Rose, Stirton, Wadsworth and Walters townships. “Our criteria (for implementing excess levies) is if they are more than $15,000 behind in payments to the county for road work and have been delinquent for more than a year,” said Noel Johnson, chief operating officer for Stutsman County.

By Keith Norman , November 19, 2008

Stutsman County Commission authorizes additional levies

By Keith Norman , November 18, 2008

County names Ova to serve on board

The Stutsman County Commission named Dennis Ova as its representative on the Election Canvassing Board during its meeting Thursday afternoon. The meeting had been rescheduled from Tuesday due to a conflict with the general election.

By Keith Norman , November 07, 2008

Letter to the editor: Johnson, election workers did great job with election

We are writing to commend Noel Johnson and the staff from his office, for the planning, coordination and smooth operation of this November election.

By David and Elaine Hanson , November 06, 2008

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