NEW ROCKFORD
Faces of the Boom: North Dakota native working in oilfield to fulfill bucket list
GRASSY BUTTE, N.D. North Dakota native John OConnor left the state at age 25 because the doggone winters were too tough. Now at age 63, OConnor is back in his home state to cross something off his...
Posted on 9/4/12 at 7:55 PM
Licensed grain elevators increase for first time in 15 years
News release from the Public Service Commission: For the first time since 1995, the number of licensed grain elevators has increased for the current license year beginning Aug. 1. This increase inclu...
Posted on 9/2/10 at 6:04 PM
Woman dies from crash injuries
A New Rockford, N.D., woman died Monday from injuries received in a crash Friday, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.By By Sun Staff , May 11, 2011
New Rockford tackles rising James River
Dozens of volunteers turned out Sunday to fill and place sandbags after a sudden rise in the James River at New Rockford. Mayor Jim Belquist said an ice jam that was compounding the problem was beginning to break up.April 11, 2011
N.D. Supreme Court keeps judgeship in New Rockford
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota's Supreme Court has decided to keep a state district judgeship in New Rockford.August 03, 2010
After losing judge, New Rockford may also lose judgeship
BISMARCK — The death of a New Rockford state district judge may result in his job being moved elsewhere, despite pleas from local officials and a state lawmaker to keep the position where it is.By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , June 14, 2010
After losing judge, N.D. town may lose judgeship
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota town has lost its state district judge, and now the job may be moved elsewhere.June 13, 2010
New Rockford hosting Smithsonian exhibit
The New Rockford community has been selected to host Smithsonian exhibit “Key Ingredients: America By Food” from June 23 to Aug. 5, 2012. Dakota Prairie Regional Center for the Arts requested consideration for the exhibit, and has been spearheading the project in association with the North Dakota Humanities Council. Many events will be planned in the year prior to the exhibit’s arrival.March 25, 2010
Opera House staging musical ‘Cold Feet’
November 19, 2009
Seymour to be featured at theater
October 09, 2009
Nine-man football: Rockets off to strong start
A new football classification and a new head coach has been a successful combination in the early going for the New Rockford-Sheyenne Rockets. After competing in North Dakota Class A 11-man football for the past four seasons, the Rockets were designated back to the nine-man ranks this fall and appear to be picking up right where they left off.By Michael Savaloja , September 24, 2009
New Rockford host to reunion of steam-powered machines
September 19, 2009
S-NR 4, Harvey 1
A four-run fifth inning lifted the Sheyenne-New Rockford Rockets over Region 3 opponent Harvey 4-1 in Class B boys’ baseball in New Rockford on Thursday.May 08, 2009
Choir concert set in New Rockford
A Gospel and Praise Concert will be held May 17 at the New Rockford Gymnasium. Anyone wishing to sing in the choir should contact Deb Belquist at 701-302-0554.April 10, 2009
DPRCA hosting talent show
Dakota Prairie Regional Center for the Arts will host a talent show May 16 at the New Rockford Gymnasium. Anyone wishing to perform should contact Deb Belquist at 701-302-0554.April 09, 2009
Hazen nips NRS for third
For the second night in a row, the third period told the tale for New Rockford-Sheyenne. The Rockets were outscored 13-2 by Kidder County in the third period of Friday’s semifinals of the girls’ Class B state tournament, and on Saturday the Hazen Bison handed the Rockets a similar fate in the third-place matchup at the Alerus Center.By Michael Savaloja , March 09, 2009
Rockets advance
By Michael Savaloja , March 06, 2009
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