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STAFF BLOG OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! I Went to Jail (But They Let Me Out)
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 ...
Posted on 9/2/12 at 8:23 PM
STAFF BLOG ON THE RECORD WITH BEN 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...
Posted on 7/15/11 at 5:03 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Getting more people to your blog from your website
As I meet with people to sing the praises of areavoices, I've heard, "Oh, we don't need a blog. We have a great website." I usually say something along the lines of "Why not have both?" Experienced bl...
Posted on 2/14/11 at 2:04 PM
STAFF BLOG JAMESTOWN SPORTS 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
Heifer is the first longhorn at Stutsman County Fair
By most counts, Debbie is a beautiful girl, with dark eyes, a black-and-white coat and — her most distinctive feature — a pair of foot-long horns.
The yearling heifer is the first Texas longhorn to be exhibited at the Stutsman County Fair, said Kali Carlson, 13, of the Bustling Beavers 4-H club.
“Most beef breeds are laid back and easy to maneuver. Longhorns are made to survive,” Carlson said. “It was a little harder getting her trained because she wanted to do her own thing.”
By Kari Lucin , July 15, 2011
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Tallying damage: FEMA conducts damage assessment Wednesday
The process of obtaining a presidential disaster declaration for Stutsman County continued with a preliminary damage assessment conducted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency Wednesday.
The assessment is intended to verify the damage level to public infrastructure listed by Stutsman County and Jamestown.
By Keith Norman , May 06, 2011
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County declares snow emergency
The Stutsman County Commission unanimously declared a snow emergency at its meeting Tuesday.
In its declaration, the county refers to excessive snowfall amounts occurring particularly in December and January. The county recorded 10.5 inches of snow in November, 25 inches in December and 31 inches in January. Road Superintendent Mickey Nienow told commissioners the road crew has been out plowing snow almost daily since December. He added he’s called in seasonal help as well.
February 02, 2011
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