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Ellendale picked up a key District 5 win hosting Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier on Tuesday, Feb. 12, in Class B boys hoops action. Hunter Thorpe led the way scoring 17 points for the home team, while Cale Mathern's 14 points paced E-K-M. The Rebels have lost four straight games and fell to fourth in the District 5 standings, while Ellendale jumps into third. Ellendale 52, Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier 51. EKM 14 14 9 14 -- 51 ELL 12 11 17 12 -- 52
H.S. Scores CLASS A BOYS BASKETBALL (1) Jamestown 84, Legacy 55. Dickinson 79, Williston 52. (RV) Bismarck 57, (4) Mandan 51. (RV) Minot 57, Devils Lake 46. Wahpeton 83, Fargo South 82. Fargo North 71, (5) West Fargo 68. GF Red River 60, Shanley 59. GF Central 70, Valley City 52. (2) Davies 89, (3) WF Sheyenne 67. (RV) Century 86, St. Mary's 56. CLASS A GIRLS BASKETBALL Williston 66, Dickinson 57. Watford City 64. Minot 55. (5) Shanley 72, GF Red River 63.
Statistics for the Jamestown Police Department for Feb. 12: * 4 traffic citations * 4 traffic warnings * 4 accidents investigated * 8 criminal arrests * 1 juvenile referral * 4 warrants served
City Bowling 6 Feb. 11 Clockerette Second Ave. Salon 891 845 871 -- 2607 Central Business 849 891 948 -- 2688 Klein's Collision 937 897 916 -- 2750 T&S Derbies 832 745 868 -- 2445 Dollhouse Rentals 790 904 885 -- 2579 Central Plains 887 877 858 -- 2622 High series: Leann Christensen 560, Katrina Weigel 525, Kathy Nelson 525. High games: Eva Weist 204.
Valley City State University Music Department will present the senior recital of Rochelle Van Bruggen, soprano, at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 in Froemke Auditorium. The recital will include selections by G. F. Handel, Richard Strauss, W. A. Mozart, Samuel Barber, Francesco Paolo Tosti and Undine Smith Moore, with Farren Rowan, piano, and a special appearance by VCSU faculty Kenneth Jimenez. Also featured will be the world premiere of “The Music of His Name” by Nicholaus Meyers.
Valley City State University will host a traveling exhibit from the True Black History Museum in Troy, Mich. “A Tribute to the African-American Journey” will be placed in the VCSU Student Center lounge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13. Museum founder Fred Saffold III will speak on the African-American experience at 12:30 p.m. in the VCSU Student Center Skoal Room.
Area North Dakota students were among the students to graduate from North Dakota State University in fall 2018. NDSU awarded 982 degrees to students. Students are listed by hometown. The list includes their major and degree received. An asterisk indicates students who graduated with honors. A student must earn a 3.50 grade point average or higher to graduate with honors.
Jamestown United Way was recently presented with the Jamestown Regional Medical Center Foundation Community Difference award for the second year in a row. “JRMC Foundation is grateful for its Community Difference Partners that transform health care for our community,” said Lisa Jackson, foundation director. “United Way makes our Sexual Assault Nursing Educator program possible. Nurses are specially trained to care for survivors of sexual assault.”
Julia Shirley of Jamestown has enrolled at Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., as a member of the Class of 2022.
Valley City (N.D.) State University has released its president’s honor roll for fall semester 2018. The honor roll recognizes students who completed 12 semester hours or more of VCSU classes for which grade points are earned with a 4.0 grade point average. Area students on the honor roll are: Cooperstown: Kelly Cahoy, Deena Monson Courtenay: Victoria Christensen