JAMES RIVER
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This river will rise
The James River flows south under the railroad bridge in northwest Jamestown Sunday evening.
May 06, 2013
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James River searched for evidence
Members of Valley Water Rescue of the Fargo-Moorhead area look Sunday morning in the James River in southeast Jamestown for evidence related to a criminal case for the Stutsman County Sheriff’s Office. Sgt. Jason Falk declined to release any more information about the search.
November 14, 2011
Signs of fall
Water vapor rises from the James River Thursday morning in southwest Jamestown as fall colors start to emerge on the trees by the riverbank.
By Logan Adams , September 16, 2011
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Chance of moderate flooding drops in area
The chance of moderate flooding along the James River and Pipestem Creek is lower, according to a new forecast from the National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service is fine-tuning its forecasts for flooding along the James River and Pipestem Creek as new information becomes available, according to Allen Schlag, hydrologist with the National Weather Service in Bismarck.
By Keith Norman , March 04, 2011
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Flood chances: NWS predicts significant odds of flooding on James River
The National Weather Service has increased the odds of high water on the rivers of the James River basin in a new forecast issued Thursday.
The forecast now calls for an 81 percent chance of major flooding on the James River at Grace City. This is an increase from a 10 percent possibility listed in a Dec. 21 forecast. A flood stage of 15 feet is considered a major flood at Grace City.
By Keith Norman , January 28, 2011
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Missing man: Nothing found in searches of James River near Kensal
Community members gathered near a bridge over the James River Thursday with tears in their eyes after more than seven hours of dragging the bottom of the river turned up no trace of a missing Kensal area man.
Josh Blahna, 26, has been missing since Sunday. Footsteps from his parked car led investigators to a shoe his mother later identified as her son’s, said Mike Tufte, Foster County sheriff.
By Ben Rodgers , April 30, 2010
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