Valley City, ND News

• Valley City, ND News
• Darien Moore takes hammer throw NAIA Championship
• BAB: Dan Maurer Signs Pro Contract
• SB: Pettit Named 1st Team NFCA All Region
• FB: 12th Man Appreciation Dinner
• VCSU Top 10 List (Vol. 4)
• BAB: Vikes Collect Post Season Awards
• Vikings Say Good-bye to their Senior Athletes
• SB: Vikings Bevan Garners DAC Gold Glove
• FB: Vikings Youth Camp
• Viking Athletics 'Bleed Cardinal' blood drive a huge success
• SB: McBride and Pettit Named to First Team A.I.I.
• Vikings participate in Earth Week by cleaning up City Park
• SB: Four Vikings Named DAC All Conference
• Vikings Participate in VCSU Earth Week
• THANKS for Another Successful Auction!
• EPSCoR selects two VCSU students for GSRA Awards
• Student Senate names van Gijssel "Teacher of the Year"
• SB:Vikings Season Ends with Second Most Victories in History
• SB: Viking Softball Sweeps JV Games
• SB: Seniors Lead Way to Sweep of Bemidji State
• SB: Vikings Sweep Golden Eagles, Run Win Streak to Five
• WG: VCSU Women Conclude Season at AII Qualifier
• MG: Vikings Conclude Season at NAIA National Qualifier
• SB: McBride Reels in Another Weekly Award
• Ken Astrup to deliver Keynote address at 120th Commencement
• BAB: Vikes Go 1-3 Against Comets
• WG: Hinrichs Named All-Conference
• SB: Vikings Sweep Comets on Home Field
• MG: Henrickson and Mehus Receive DAC All-Conference Honors
• FB: VCSU Inks 40 Student-Athletes to Letters of Intent
• FB: 2012 NAIA Football Coaches' Spring Top 25 Poll Announced
• MG: Sorenson Chooses VCSU
• WBB: Vikings Ink Boehmlehner for Women's Basketball
• SB: Doubleheader with Minot State Postponed
• WG: Vikings Host Last Conference Meet of the Season
• WG: Vikings Battle Elements and Hillcrest
• SB: Vikings Sweep UM Crookston on the Road
• MG: Vikings Sign Young, ND Standout
• MG: Vikings Take 4th Place at Home Invite
• MG: Vikings Finish Tied for 2nd at Jamestown
• The School of Education and Graduate Studies (SEGS) at VCSU
• WBB: Lee Signs with Viking Women's Basketball
• BAB: Sunday Games Postponed, Moved to Monday 3:00 PM
• SB: Vikings Get Big Sweep of Jimmies
• SB: Viking Woes Continue at Minot State
• WG: Vikings Head to Dickinson for Spring Invite
• WG: Local Prep golfer signs with Vikings
• New major in Business Process Integration Management at VCSU
• MG: Ties for 1st, Henrickson Scores Hole in One at Dickinson
• BAB: Baseball Schedule Change
• MBB: Vikings Sign Texas Wing Player
• SB: Vikings Swept at Jamestown College
• BAB: Baseball Hits the Airwaves Tuesday
• SB: McBride and Shadlock Receive Weekly DAC Honors
• Business and Information Technology (BIT) at VCSU
• T&F: Viking Teams get off to a Strong Outdoor Season Start
• SB: Viking Softball Goes 4-2 at Morningside College Invite
• BAB: VCSU vs NDSU Moved to Tuesday April 3rd
• BAB: Games Moved Closer to Home
• WBB: Vikings Sign Division II Transfer
• SB: Vikings Swap Wins with Beavers
• BAB: Viking Baseball Back on the Road This Weekend
• WBB: Viking Women Sign Central Cass Product
• MG: Vikings Open Spring Season in Arizona
• FB: Vikings Complete 2012 Football Schedule
• MBB: Viking Men Narrowly Miss Top 25 in Final NAIA Poll
• WBB: Viking Women Receive Votes in Final Basketball Poll
• MBB: Ostrom Named NAIA Scholar Athlete
• WBB: Bindas and Titus Named NAIA Scholar Athletes
• VCSU's Fine Arts Division
• WBB: Women's Viking Basketball Signs Ettl
• MBB: Milligen Tabbed NAIA Men's All American
• SB: Viking Softball Ends Florida Trip with Split
• BAB: Vikes Fall Short in Double Header
• SB: Vikings Get Big Sweep in Florida
• Articulation helps DCB grads earn CIS bachelor's from VCSU
• BAB: Vikes Make it Three in a Row in AZ
• SB: Viking Softball Sweeps in Florida
• BAB: Vikes Sweep in AZ Opener
• SB: Kulczewski, Shadlock Salvage a Viking Split
• WBB: Vikings Scare, but Fall to Ozarks
• WBB: Women's Basketball National Tournament Preview
• Math, Science, Health & Physical Education (MSHPE) at VCSU
• T&F: Vikings Return Home with 2 All-Americans
• BAB: VCSU Splits Four Game Series in Nebraska
• WBB: Help Send Off the Vikings
• MBB: Viking Men Narrowly Miss National Tournament
• WBB: Midco Sports Network to Replay A.I.I. Championship
• WBB: Vikings Draw College of the Ozarks in National Tourney
• WBB: Ralston Makes Second Team A.I.I. All Conference Team
• MBB: Milligen Named to First Team All A.I.I.
• WBB: Lehner Receives Weekly A.I.I. Honor
• WBB: Ralston and Lehner Named 2nd Team All-DAC
• MBB: Milligen, Raquel and Duske Named to DAC Teams
• SB: Vikings Drop Two on Final Day of Dome Tournament
• T&F: Two men set to compete at NAIA Indoor Championships
• Steam plant tests may produce unusual noise and steam
• AASL recognizes VCSU's graduate LIT concentration
• WBB: Lehner Named A.I.I. MVP; Titus All Tournament Team
• WBB: Vikings Come Back Before Dropping Overtime Championship
• FB: Fourteen Vikings Named DAC Scholar Athletes
• SB: Viking Softball Looks Forward to 2012 Season
• MBB: Follow Vikings at the A.I.I. Tournament
• WBB: Follow the Vikings at the A. I. I. Tournament
• BAB: Strong Pitching Not Enough in Opening Series
• SB: Vikings Add Three More Recruits for 2012-2013 Season
• MBB: Valley City State Ranked #25 in NAIA National Poll
• MBB: Viking Men Lock Down #2 Seed for A.I.I. Tournament
• WBB: Valley City State Women #4 Seed for A.I.I. Tournament
• WBB: Viking Women Get Decisive Win at Mayville State
• WBB: A. I. I. Basketball Tournament Ticket Information
• MBB: Slow First Half Dooms Vikings
• WBB: Vikings Use 25-0 Run to Pull Away from Blue Hawks
• MBB: A. I. I. Basketball Tournament Ticket Information
• MBB: Viking Men Slip Two Spots to #19
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• Get WILD with VCSU
• T&F: The Vikings Take Their Place on the Leaderboard at NDSU
• MBB: Jamestown College Re-enacts Vikings Victory
• WBB: Second Half Rally Comes up Short for Vikings
• FB: Vikings Ink 27 Student-Athletes to Letter of Intent
• Spring semester enrollment sets new record
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Viking Men Remain at 17 in Latest NAIA Poll
• MBB: Milligen Earns Weekly DAC Award
• WBB: Hummel Wins DAC Weekly Honor
• Communication Arts & Social Sciences (CASS) at VCSU
• T&F: Vikings Stand Out at Bethel Invitational
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: McDonald's Three at the Overtime Buzzer Lifts Vikings
• WBB: Vikings Come up Short at #11 Jamestown College
• MBB: Valley City State Climbs Two Spots to #17 in NAIA Poll
• WT&F: Vikings Compete in Cobber Open
• MT&F: Vikings Compete in Cobber Open
• WBB: Vikings Finish Strong to Put Away Dakota State
• SB: Viking Softball Signs Three for 2013
• VCSU offers two new majors in health-related fields
• MBB: Viking Men Move up One in National Poll
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• National Recognition for Online Master's at VCSU
• WBB: Jimmies Nip Vikings in Overtime Championship Thriller
• MBB: Vikings Rally to Beat Blue Hawks for Third Place
• MT&F: Vikings Start Season with a Bang
• WT&F: Vikings Start Season with a Bang
• WG: Christofferson signs with VCSU Golf
• MBB/WBB: VCSU to Host DAC Tip-Off Basketball Tournament
• MBB: Vikings Climb in National Poll
• WBB: Viking Defense Prevails in Eighth Straight Win
• MBB: Viking Men Hang On in Low Scoring Game
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• VCSU's Online M.Ed. Gets National Ranking by U.S.News
• MBB: Vikings Ranked in the NAIA Top 25 National Poll
• A Very Mild Start to Winter
• MBB: Milligen Named DAC Men's Player of the Week
• WBB: Vikings Lead Wire to Wire in Win
• MBB: Viking Men Move Win Streak to Eight with Victory
• WBB: Viking Women Open 2012 with Win
• Top 10 News Items for 2011
• BAB: VCSU Baseball Signs Two Versatile Arms
• MBB: Milligen Named A.I.I. Athlete of the Week
• Doug Dawes Joins VCSU as VP Business Affairs
• MBB: Vikings in Championship after Overtime Win
• MBB: Viking Men Win Opener in Wesmen Classic
• MBB: Viking Men's Basketball Coverage at Wesmen Classic
• WBB/MBB: Vikings Sweep DAC Awards for Third Straight Week
• Introducing Douglas Dawes – VCSU's new VPBA
• Ken Frenette named cross-country, track head coach
• MBB: Vikings Beat Northern New Mexico for Tenth Win
• WBB: Viking Women Run Streak to Five
• WBB/MBB: Milligen and Ralston Win Weekly DAC Awards
• Milligen Named A. I. I. Player of the Week
• WBB/MBB: Viking Basketball Coverage at Northern New Mexico
• FB: Three Vikings Named Daktronics-NAIA Football Scholars
• WBB: Viking Defense Dominates Saints
• FB: Proctor, Maher garner top A.I.I. football awards
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Vikings Move Closer to Poll
• WBB/MBB: Vikings Sweep Weekly DAC Awards
• New Academic Programs Approved for VCSU
• WBB: Valley City State Downed by Minot State
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Valley City State Men Defeat UM-Morris
• WBB: Viking Women Tame Cougars
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• CC: 2011 Team Awards Revealed
• Dr. Shirley Named to "40 Under 40" List
• MBB: Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Valley City State Dominates Saints
• MBB: NAIA Pollsters Eye Vikings
• MBB: Huskies Hold Off Vikings
• WBB: Valley City State Runs Away from Cobbers
• A Remarkable Football Season
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Vikings Win Second Game in Florida; Win Streak at Four
• MBB: Follow Viking Men's Basketball in Florida
• VCSU Alumni Efforts Featured in St. Catherine's Concert
• WBB: Vikings Defeated as Golden Eagles Pull Away
• MBB: Milligen Receives A.I.I. Weekly Honor
• Students Helping Soldiers
• WBB: Women's Basketball Preview
• MBB: Follow Men's Basketball at Viterbo University Tourney
• FB: VCSU vs. Carroll Preview
• MBB: Viking Men Lose Exhibition Game
• WBB: Vikings Struggle in Second Half of Road Loss
• VB: Jill Noeske Receives All-Conference Honors
• FB: All DAC Football Players Announced
• FB: VCSU Qualifies for the NAIA Football Championship Series
• North Dakota Winter Show 2012
• FB: Vikings Move up One Spot to #15
• FB: Eliacin & Thurston Earn Player of the Week Honors
• Accreditation Site Visit Re-cap
• IJC: Devils Lake water poses low risk downstream
• FB: VSN Interview with Dennis McCulloch
• Kasowski Joins Advancement Staff
• Barnes County Commission special budget meeting minutes for Oct. 4, 5 and 14
• Barnes County Commission meeting agenda for Nov. 1
• Authorities ID inmate who died at Jamestown jail
• MBB: Viking Men's Basketball Preview
• WBB: Viking Women's Basketball Preview
• FB: Vikings vs. Comets Preview II
• Churchs Ferry residents to vote Jan. 10 on future of flood-threatened city
• FB: Vikings Hold Strong at #16 After 7th Straight Win
• FB: Players of the Week
• ND flood disaster aid nears $400 million
• Weekend fire destroys 5 buildings near Jamestown
• CC: Viking Runners Receive All-DAC Honors
• CC: Viking Runners Receive All-DAC honors
• BCN vote on Oct. 25
• Barnes County Commission meeting agenda for Oct. 25
• FB: Vikings vs. Jimmies Preview II
• Corps decreasing Jamestown, Pipestem releases north of Jamestown
• FB: Players of the Week
• Proposal to abolish ND property taxes takes hits
• ND enters peak period for deer-vehicle collisions
• 2010-11 Champions of Character Five-Star Award
• FB: Vikes Move Up Two Spots, Ranked 16th
• Boy killed in accident on farm near Spiritwood
• 2010-11 Champions of Character Five-Star Award
• CC: Vikings Run at Jimmie Invite and Hastings Invitational
• CC: Vikings Run at Jimmie Invite and Hastings Invitational
• Woman stabbed multiple times in Wahpeton
• Devils Lake stops fight over coulee structure
• FB: Video and Webcasts Availible to Follow the Vikings Live
• New legislative districts for Bismarck, Fargo
• Sanborn man injured in weekend home explosion
• Barnes County Water Resource District Board special meeting agenda for Oct. 13
• ND corn, soybean estimates fall over the month
• Wahpeton fires believed to be arson; no one hurt
• FB: Vikings vs. Blue Hawk Preview
• Barnes County Commission to meet Oct. 14, 25
• Trial set for man accused of killing researcher in Cooperstown
• 5 parked cars hit at Jamestown College
• SB: Viking Softball Ranks among the Best Academically
• FB: Vikings Move to #18 in NAIA Poll
• FB: Proctor Named A.I.I. and DAC Athlete of the Week
• Work completed at Clausen Springs Dam
• Kazakhstan flies in ND cows to boost beef industry
• Congregation rebuilding church in Oriska
• State of the University Address to be Broadcast Live
• VCSU president to deliver "State of the University" address Monday
• Costs being tabulated for cornfield manhunt in ND
• Hot, dry conditions lead to Dakotas wildfires
• Man captured in ND cornfield charged with escape
• Barnes County Water Resource District Board agenda for Oct. 10 meeting
• Escapee captured
• Barnes County Commission sends letter in support of rural post offices
• Valley City residents vote to keep position of city administrator in Tuesday special election
• Search continues for TransCor America escapee in Oriska, Tower City areas
• VC schools on "lock down"
• Convicted sex offender who escaped still at large in ND
• Officials: Convicted sex offender escapes custody near Tower City
• Valley City votes to keep city administrator post
• FB: Vikings vs. Comets Preview
• Sandbags cost county $276,893
• Valley City decides fate of city administrator position
• FB: Vikings Move up Three Spots to #20
• Gov. Dalrymple orders flags at half-staff Tuesday
• 2011: All-Time Record Enrollment at VCSU
• FB: Players of the Week
• VB: Vikings Perform a Clean Sweep Homecoming Weekend
• CC: Vikings Compete in Blugold Invite
• CC: Vikings Compete in Blugold Invite
• Barnes County Commission to meet Oct. 4, 5
• Map of possible VC flood buy-outs
• VCSU Alumni Association to Celebrate Homecoming
• VC flood task force seeks input
• Settlement expected between Valley City and Police Chief Dean Ross
• WG: Golf Ends Fall Season on a High Note
• Permanent flood protection meeting in VC tonight
• FB: Vikings vs. Jimmies Preview
• MG: Viking Men Finish 2nd at Maple River
• Water board declares emergency
• Vote in this week's web poll
• Weekend crash in Kidder County kills Jamestown man
• Texting and driving present enforcement challenges
• FB: Players of the Week
• VC blood drive set for Monday
• MG: Henrickson Takes 2nd Straight Title
• FB: Vikings Travel to Rapid City to Battle the Hard Rockers
• Six VCHS teams named Team Scholars
• VB: Vikings Take Jimmies in Five
• Community meetings for rural post office closures set for Wednesday
• Carrington's Crossroads Golf Club hosts Jamestown Invite
• VCSU Reports All-Time Record Enrollment
• MG: Golf Team Finishes 2nd with the Help of Henrickson
• FB: Vikings on the Verge of Cracking the Top 25
• FB: Vikings Earn Two DAC Players of the Week
• Valley City cancels second hearing for Police Chief Dean Ross
• A Great Start for 2011-12!
• Valley City Attorney issues press release responding to judge's order
• Barnes County Commission meeting agenda for Sept. 20
• VB: Vikings Start Conference Play with a Win
• Agenda for special Valley City Commission meeting Friday, Sept.,16
• V.C. School Board meeting agenda for Sept. 19
• National Weather Service issues freeze warning
• County to hold public budget hearing Thursday evening
• FB: Proctor Named Offesive Player of the Week
• MG: Golf Finishes 3rd at Dickinson State Invitational
• FB: Vikings vs. Trojans Preview
• USNews Ranks VCSU #1 Public Regional College in the Midwest
• Clausen Springs Dam repairs to be finished this month
• VB: Vikings Wrap Up Pre-Season Tournaments
• Valley City Police Chief Dean Ross's leave status changed to unpaid
• Valley City City Administrator withdraws from Sturgis job consideration
• Valley City to make major announcement regarding police chief investigation
• State Highway 9 to close today
• President Shirley Selected for Fargo South High Hall of Fame
• 100 attend kickoff event for Citizens for the Future in Veterans Park
• Suspended Valley City chief wins court battle
• Barnes County Water Resource District Board agenda for Sept. 12 meeting
• MG: Golf Finishes 6th at Bismarck State Invitational
• County approves 911 Advisory Board nominations
• Flood mitigation workshop planned for Valley City Sept. 14
• State Water Commission meeting Wednesday over Tolna Coulee control structure
• Valley City's Citizens for the Future holding kickoff
• Help Row the Ship!
• MG: Golf Team is put to the Test
• Dr. Shirley Elected to NAIA Council of Presidents
• VB: Vikings Split at Corn Palace Classic
• Area events for the week of Sept. 3 through Sept. 9
• Church spending Saturday cleaning new home in Valley City
• State Highway 9 to close Thursday
• FB: Vikings Battle Against #5 Morningside but Fall Short
• Valley City Commission agenda for Tuesday, Sept. 6
• Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals using $1,000 donation for general expenses
• Valley City City Administrator Jon Cameron a finalist for job in Sturgis, S.D.
• Pursuit ends with spike strips
• BAB: Viking Baseball Announces 2012 Recruiting Class
• MG: Golf Team Competes in Season Opener
• FB: Vikings Open Season Thursday at Home
• Valley City's City Lights Supper Club changing owners Thursday
• Investigation into Barnes County robbery attempt continues
• V.C. School Board approves contract for new teacher
• Disease might be responsible for ND deer deaths
• Plant in southeast ND city of Oakes saved in brink of time
• Attorney general: NDSU violated open records law
• Barnes County Commission agenda for Sept. 6 meeting
• Valley City Area Concert Association sets three concerts for 2011 season
• Valley City National Fish Hatchery manager waiting for final word on 2012 budget
• Valley City's St. Paul's Lutheran Church moving to new home
• Special school board meeting set for Wednesday
• County Commission changes time for budget meeting
• Valley City's 2012 draft budget includes permanent flood protection money
• Valley City's John Deere Seeding Group now runs three shifts
• Fire alarm pulled at Jefferson School
• Events for week of Aug. 27 through Sept. 2
• Formal organization helps ill farmers plant and harvest crops
• V.C. shooter died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• V.C. shooter died of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Victim of rollover near Valley City identified
• Kadrmas, Lee & Jackson Inc. doing engineering work for pipeline project
• Schneider: Redistricting to have major impact on farmers
• LaMoure crop duster pilot hospitalized after crash
• Man involved in Valley City shooting identified
• Valley City man dies in Thursday crash on Kathryn Road
• FB: 'A List' Scholarship Award Winner Announced.
• Reining events show athletic ability of a ranch-type horse within a show arena
• With Devils Lake water added, August Sheyenne River flows should be less than 500 cfs
• Witness reacts to shooting
• VCSU first day enrollment at 1,312 students; up 10.3 percent from 2010
• Shots fired in Valley City
• Back to School for Valley City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• North Dakota comics appearing at Fargo Comedy Festival on Friday
• First Day Enrollment Reports Show Continued Growth
• Valley City commissioners vote to award paving contract to Border States Paving
• Boulder and rocks reported on Interstate 94 Sunday
• Valley City firefighters respond to fire at 1042 Second St. S.E.
• Former ND state Rep. picked as Stenehjem successor
• Another Devils Lake outlet pump has problems
• Barnes County Commission to hold special budget meeting
• New Faculty at VCSU
• Send-off held for deploying ND Guard soldiers
• ND mill $16M profit means big checks for workers
• Area events week of Aug. 20 through Aug. 26
• Barnes County Commission meeting minutes: Aug. 2, 3, 11
• ND Gov: Take Missouri River management from Corps
• Federal and state agencies staff Barnes County Disaster Recovery Center
• VC School Board to hold special meeting Friday
• Ruling expected in Valley City Police Chief Dean Ross case by Sept. 9
• Reservoir releases to lead to diking in Jamestown
• Barnes County Commission to hold special meeting
• USDA Rural Development Director speaks out on progress, politics and the 2012 Farm Bill
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife to possibly buy more land in Barnes County
• Valley City City commissioners approve two $5,000 image enhancement grants
• Valley City's Rayma Fiegen named Alliance Pipeline Inc. Community Hero
• Average ACT scores in Dakotas are mixed
• County updates road restrictions
• ND small grains harvest still well behind average
• Strong storms pound southern North Dakota
• Fighting Sioux nickname to be gone by year's end
• Valley City commissioners say permanent flood protection is needed
• School to sell old VCHS yearbooks
• ND hospitals, IHS, tribe in dispute over bills
• Officials debate moving nearly 100-year-old church
• Bad year for durum could mean pricier pasta
• VCSU Receives Grant to Enhance Information Literacy
• Prosecutor: Dealer tried to have 2 others killed
• Activities for the week of Aug. 13 through Aug. 19
• Barnes County Commission agenda for Aug. 16 meeting
• River groups present petition to Gov. Jack Dalrymple in Valley City
• Gov. Dalrymple meets with Valley City, Barnes County commissioners
• Fired DSU president's attorney questions inquiry
• Students file lawsuit over ND school's nickname
• BCN Dollars for Scholars awards $18,400 to seniors
• Chancellor orders DSU athletic department review
• Valley City approved for federal Justice Assistance Grant
• Poll: Should Valley City establishments be smoke-free?
• Valley City groups plan legal action over Stump Lake plan
• Sentencing scheduled in ND murder-for-hire case
• Minnesota man drives into Hobart Lake
• Goehring urges caution, courtesy during harvest
• Water board says work underway on Clausen Springs Dam
• Governor says 90 percent reimbursement approved
• Vaqlley City Police Chief Dean Ross still on paid administrative leave
• Chancellor says Dickinson State president fired
• Another Busy Summer at VCSU!
• ND texting-and-driving ban tough to enforce
• ND higher ed pres supports Dickinson State action
• DSU president says he won't resign
• ND flooding disaster aid surpasses $175 million
• Events for week of Aug. 6 through Aug. 12
• Dickinson State head mum on resignation demand
• Valley City Commissioner says it's proper to hire Kadrmas Lee & Jackson Inc.
• Chinese students visit VCSU
• Valley City Mayor says Valley City will not have to pay for Bureau of Criminal Investigation probe
• Farm land values increase in the Dakotas
• Barnes County in flash flood watch; route of storms still unknown
• Hamm urges consumers to use caution with public adjusters and consultants
• Chancellor asks Dickinson State president to resign
• Plans for Stenehjem's Senate successor in works
• ND GOP senators expect to pick new leader
• Barnes County Water Resource District Board agenda for Aug. 8 meeting
• ND gov suggests Missouri River compact
• Rains cause temporary halt to Devils Lake outlet
• County has 50,000 empty sandbags, 100,000 more available
• Western ND pipeline proposal scaled back
• Good news: River should remain at 15.5 feet for now
• Barnes County Commission meeting minutes - July 19
• City declares flood emergency; river may reach 17.5 feet
• Summer flood: Sheyenne rises above minor flood stage
• Valley City, Barnes County to declare flood emergencies
• Cost to clean Winter Show building over $84,000
• Valley City plans to declare flood emergency
• ND amendment would protect farming, advocate says
• Family of slain ND police officer offers thanks
• National Weather Service: Sheyenne to climb to 16.5 feet
• ND small grain crops developing quickly
• National Weather Service: No significant rainfall on horizon for Valley City
• North Dakota adds 61,000 jobs since 2000
• Devils Lake outlet running at below capacity
• 1,300 workers locked out at American Crystal Sugar
• Vote set to do away with city administrator position
• County post offices among list of possible closures
• Barnes County water board meeting minutes attached
• Valley City, Barnes County officials to meet with governor on Devils Lake
• Three Valley City employers designated as 'infant friendly'
• Lawmaker says he's not planning US Senate run
• ND Farm Bureau proposes constitutional amendment
• Weather service: Sheyenne to hit 16 feet
• Flood disaster aid in ND tops $103 million mark
• ND agencies awaiting result of US debt duel
• Area events for week of July 30 through Aug. 6
• Judge replies to police chief's request for trial
• American Crystal Sugar workers to vote on contract
• ND monastery to end century-old cattle practice
• VC School Board keeps eye on enrollment
• Theatre season kicks-off with Little Shop of Horrors
• Oklahoma man guilty in murder-for-hire
• USDA: ND's 2011 planting down from previous year
• City to decide special election on administrator position
• UPDATE: Alleged murder-for-hire case goes to jury
• North Dakota governor helps gut flood-ravaged home
• Disaster unemployment assistance application deadlines extended
• Saltwater pipeline bursts in northwest ND
• Defense rests case in alleged murder-for-hire case
• Grant got group halfway to its goal to put fountain in City Park
• ND reports first case of West Nile virus in 2011
• Agenda for Aug. 2 Barnes County Commission meeting
• City Commission set to address police chief issue on Friday
• Governor wants corps to address flooding questions
• North Dakota APUC grants 7 funding requests
• River forecast revised downward to 12.4 feet
• Flood damage to delay Minot school opening
• Poll: Will water plant upgrade deliver clean water?
• EPA clean water proposal draws caution, support
• State rests case in alleged murder-for-hire case
• Reunion band raises $1,325 for VCHS band program
• Valley City may see severe summer storm, flash flooding
• Judge releases ND man after sentence thrown out
• VCSU's Football Field Named
• UH Cancer Center studies mineral in ND gravel
• Valley City School Board to look at policy revisions
• Swanberg Construction was low bidder on Valley City reverse osmosis plant
• ND Senate leader recalled as honest, unassuming
• Shelly Ellig Field
• Shelly Ellig Field
• Valley City ready for Crazy Day
• Valley City's rain for July nears 4 inches
• UPDATE: 3 injured in ND oil well explosion
• ND gets grant to provide flood counseling
• Hundreds attend Capitol wake for ND Senate leader
• North Dakota fights alone to keep Sioux nickname
• Disaster money for flood victims tops $50 million
• Amy Wieser Wilson is National Guard deputy public information officer
• Events for July 23 through July 29
• Fighting Sioux NCAA nickname meet to be Aug. 12
• Public meetings planned on proposed oil pipeline
• Cost to fix Fingal sewer about $600K
• Corps worries about effect of possible rain on Lake Ashtabula, river
• ND legislative district cost: $1.2M for 10 years
• Petition to abolish city administrator role approved
• Mixed martial arts camp to be held at Little Yellowstone Park July 29-31
• Valley City road project expected to be finished this summer
• Planned Valley City seal-coating project postponed to 2012
• Lawyers deliver opening statements in murder trial
• City may build bike path along Ninth Ave. N.W.
• FEMA buyout meeting set for rural Barnes County homeowners
• Conrad: Short-term extension of debt limit is best answer
• Funeral for ND Senate GOP majority leader Monday
• Portion of road near Dazey, Wimbledon closes
• Notice of special county commission meeting
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting faces snag
• Corps sets meeting in Valley City on Tolna Coulee project
• ND hit with high heat, humidity amid flood fight
• Residents of Emerado vote to recall mayor
• Buffalo grocery store gets $70K grant
• Valley City Commission votes 5-0 to hire Sarah Herman as outside legal counsel
• Construction project begins on ND Highway 46 Sheyenne River Bridge
• State says it sees strong economic activity in first quarter
• Poll: What's the best way to keep cool in summer?
• Heat 'dome' traps much of US in pressure cooker
• Police: Stenehjem didn't wear belt before crash
• Water board awards bid for Sanborn Lake outlet
• Truck regulatory officer enters third month on the job
• City to meet to discuss hiring special counsel Herman
• Bar's annexation appeal moves forward
• Regional truck regulatory board to meet
• Jury selection begins in ND murder conspiracy case
• Hot weather boosts development of ND crops
• Valley City testing storm sirens on Wednesday
• VCSU's Football Field Named "Shelly Ellig Field"
• Lloyd Nelson nearly ejected from commission meeting by Valley City police
• Terrorizing conviction tossed in tow bill dispute
• ND GOP Sen. leader Bob Stenehjem killed in Alaska
• Valley City had to raise dikes several times during 2011 spring flooding
• Water board to award bid for Sanborn Lake outlet Tuesday
• Five plead guilty to stowing away on BNSF train
• Group challenges ND law on medication abortions
• ND adds 61,000 jobs in a decade
• Grand Forks, Fargo set hot weather records
• Heat wave in central US shows no signs of ending
• $21M power line project to begin in southeast ND
• ND state vet cautions ranchers about anthrax
• Events for July 16 through July 22
• Water board to award bid for Sanborn Lake outlet
• Corps seeks public comments on Tolna Coulee project
• USGS data: Sheyenne River at record level for July 15
• Jaeger approves pharmacy restrictions petition
• New website launched for ND flood victims
• Vikings Honored for Scholastic Achievement, Character
• Storm downs 911 dispatch service
• 900 gallons of oil spill into Missouri River in ND
• PSC: Cellphone usage increases in ND by 6 percent
• Sheriffs Dept. continuing to receive calls on loose cattle
• Barnes County commissioners don't expect discussion of proposed advisory committee Tuesday
• Petitions to eliminate Valley City city administrator filed
• Agenda for Monday Valley City Commission meeting
• Lunch benefit raises $5,700 for Minot flood relief
• Amtrak to restore full Empire Builder route
• Slain ND police officer being laid to rest
• Barnes County Commission agenda for July 19 meeting
• Recall sponsor calls for residents to support Dean Ross
• Hospice: Gabel memorial ride set for July 23
• US homeland security secretary visits North Dakota
• Flooding a $1 billion headache for North Dakota
• Valley City administrator says private business on public land could be poor precedent
• North Dakota criteria for water quality in streams and rivers
• North Dakota Water Commission employee says east-end Devils Lake outlet has priority
• Judge throws out sentence for threatening Bush
• North Dakota leads nation in 15 ag commodities
• ND farmers expected to harvest less wheat
• No antelope hunting in ND for 2nd straight year
• Poll: Do you believe in climate change?
• MBB: Calvin Kraft and Mike York Named to NABC Honors Court
• Song for Minot sparks donations to flood victims
• Valley City commissioners appoint board members
• Liquor licenses cost more in Valley City than in Barnes County
• Water treatment plant to begin using upgraded filters
• Second week of warm, dry weather boosts ND crops
• ND woman pleads not guilty in Spiritwood killing
• Man faces murder charge in death of Bismarck officer
• WBB: Viking Women Release 2011-2012 Hard Court Schedule
• MBB: Viking Men Announce 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
• Report: Oil pipeline firm too optimistic on spills
• ND studying oil-traffic related dust
• Strong storms cause damage in southeast ND
• 2011 North Dakota State Fair Canceled
• Blind North Dakota man claims magazine's prize
• Bismarck officer killed during domestic disturbance call
• Sheyenne Valley Friends of Animals celebrates 4 years, 400 animals
• Valley City Commission backs right of way request
• Area events for July 9 through July 15
• ND's NCAA Fighting Sioux trip tab: $6K
• Valley City police chief put on paid leave
• It's the law: ND name for Souris River is Mouse
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder
• National Guard spent 51K hours fighting 2009 flood in Valley City
• Balance of Valley City's tap water sources to remain after water treatment plant upgrades
• EPA to test air in homes near Montana oil spill
• Dakotas in middle of pack in obesity rates
• Valley City asks state to investigate police chief
• UPDATE: High-speed chase ends when spikes stop car
• Valley City mural close to completion
• Exxon said failed Mont. pipeline was deeply buried
• Warm, dry weather aids ND crops, farmers
• Water samples taken in ND after oil spill in Mont.
• Documents detail Exxon's Yellowstone response
• Initiative to revamp ND redistricting falls short
• Flood surge raises fears of Mont. oil spill spread
• Jail escapee gets 10 months
• Barnes County Water Resource District Board to hold special meeting Thursday
• Poll: What's your favorite summer activity?
• Mont. gov says Yellowstone oil spill likely in ND
• ND college binge drinking rates continue to fall
• 5,000 gallons of oil spill in ND tanker accident
• Research center caring for displaced pets
• Flood recovery in Minot: Painstaking but possible
• Exxon claims spill damage limited; governor doubtful
• Some Minot residents allowed to return to homes
• Events for July 2 through July 8
• Filled sandbags sent from Bismarck to Minot
• Barnes County Commissioners want more involvement in emergency services
• Dalrymple seeks special housing waiver
• Survey indicates fewer pheasants in North Dakota
• Minot's Broadway opening for longer period
• Survey suggests Midwest economic growth slowing
• Valley City Commission agenda for July 5
• Rain predicted Thursday, June 30, July 4 or 5
• Senators announce study group for Missouri River
• Flood turns Minot's housing shortage into crisis
• Former UND alumni leaders want nickname retired
• Red Cross plans benefit for Minot-area flood victims
• ND spring wheat, soybean crops stable; corn up
• Sheriff's office: Stop driving on closed roads
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting with NCAA set
• Bids open for Clausen Springs Dam repairs
• Recall sponsors must get signatures on petition to remove mayor, city commissioner
• Attorney Sarah Herman works for biggest law firm in Minneapolis
• Deadline for FSA planting reports draws near
• Valley City officials question grounds for recall
• Highway Patrol reminds drivers to be responsible this Fourth of July
• Coal mine foes say it will hurt farming, water
• North Dakota crops need dry, warm weather
• Former ND work comp director denied new trial
• Valley City's Sheyenne Apartments going on 101 years
• In flooded Minot, some prefer camping to shelters
• ND coal mine foes say it will hurt farming, water
• Accuweather: Will rain ruin Independence Day fireworks?
• VB: Coach Kolbow Welcomes Seven Additions to the 2011 Roster
• UND group backs president's call on nickname
• George Gaukler seeking tax incentives for Valley City's Straus Mall
• Souris River dropping at Sawyer, Velva
• Sanford Health might expand clinics to Ghana
• Business in flooded city survive with creativity
• Great Plains Assistance Dogs Foundqtion serves entire U.S. and Canada
• Several hundred Barnes County farm acres inundated with water
• ND gets emergency $5 million for roads, bridges
• International Opportunities
• Souris River continues slow fall in Minot
• Jail escapee back in custody
• As water ebbs in Minot, thoughts of recovery
• Duhamel named honorary chairman for recovery fund
• ND flooding in Canadian hands, but few complaints
• Souris flood overwhelms much of Burlington
• Governor: Water going over most levees in Minot
• ND zoo animals find refuge in Wichita park
• Dalrymple requests USDA begin crop damage assessments
• Slow river rise becoming roar in Minot
• Minot braces for river surge over next 2 days
• In Minot, focus on protecting critical services
• ND site chosen for EPA fracking study
• North Dakota authorities order expanded evacuation in Minot
• Furious effort to raise levees in Minot
• ND officials preparing 2 new Devils Lake outlets
• FEMA to expedite flood damage assessments
• Few vacancies for thousands of ND flood evacuees
• ND property tax abolition backers challenged
• State to look at gravity flow structure for Devils Lake
• Soil conservation district to host tree sale day
• Sirens sound as river tops levees in N Dakota city
• Valley City State wins DAC Scholars Award
• Pipeline company wants to load ND oil on rail cars
• ND local govts worry about property tax abolition
• Plant in ND city of Oakes closing; 56 losing jobs
• Motorcycle run raises money for Head Start in Valley City
• Minot mayor: Water to top dikes within hour
• FEMA buyouts awarded
• Minot faces flood evacuation deadline
• Corps official discusses floods with SD lawmakers
• ND lawmakers want special session Nov. 7
• Farmers, ethanol makers likely OK with no subsidy
• Bass Named DAC Faculty Athletic Represntative of the Year
• Farmers make progress planting crops
• ND flood damage estimate: $90M plus
• Flood risk forces 11,000 to evacuate Minot
• Secretary of state approves recall petitions for mayor, commissioner
• Ray Braun Receives President's Distinguished Service Award
• Flooded Burleigh County issues burn ban
• Red River to surpass flood stage again in Fargo
• Souris River flooding to be historic
• Missing water board funds found
• UND president says nickname should go
• Poll: Has Valley City compromised enough on Devils Lake?
• Man charged with stowing away on train
• Basketball for Band raises $1,675 for band program
• ND regulators say donations don't violate policy
• Game and Fish urges courtesy at busy boat ramps
• ND Dem leader: GOP lied about redistricting panel
• Coal mine foes say ND regulators should step aside
• ND National Guard begins march for fallen soldiers
• Events for June 18 through June 24
• Singleton bid wins Valley City house
• NCAA: No policy change on Indian sports nicknames
• Agenda for Monday Valley City Commission meeting
• City Notes: City forester on the job
• School Board meeting agenda for June 20
• Some Rally in the Valley events postponed, moved inside due to rain
• Governor says FEMA rejects individual flood aid
• ND college presidents, including VCSU's Shirley, get pay raises
• Benefit dinner and concert taking place Saturday
• Valley City City Commissioners select contractors for dike removal
• N.D. Department of Health allows 750 miligrams per liter of sulfates in Sheyenne River
• Some Barnes County roads remain closed
• USDA: ND East Central District behind on soybean planting
• Valley City summer art program gives kids something to do
• Viking Football staff adds two offensive coaches
• Higher ed board, AG talks on Sioux nickname delayed
• ND officials want break for flooded ranchers
• ND higher ed board reviews president pay raises
• ND GOP faces job of redrawing districts
• Thunderstorms threatening Rally in the Valley
• Valley City woman compliments mayor, city commissioners
• Engineers look at bandshell in Valley City's City Park
• Medicine Wheel at Valley City Park is massive
• Prairie Waters and the Geographic Institute
• Meeting held in DC to discuss Amtrak woes in Devils Lake area
• Times-Record seeks readers' story ideas for Progress edition
• Secretary of state receives recall request
• Special Valley City City Commission meeting Thursday
• Bridge City Cruisers events to benefit Barnes County Food Pantry
• ND Wheat Commission planning budget
• Hoeven wants Guantanamo kept open
• Tornado touches down briefly in Luverne
• Soap Box Derby took place June 4 in Valley City
• Valley City rummage sales benefiting Oriska's Zion Lutheran Church
• Poll: What's the best recreation spot for a summer vacation in Barnes County?
• ND farmers make progress in spring planting
• Barnes County Jail escapees remain on the lam
• Hoeven to discuss Guantanamo trip
• ND lawmakers begin review of health exchanges
• MBB: Edwards Signs with Vikings
• North Dakota plans change for Devils Lake east-end outlet
• Barnes County Water Board missing $12,000 from budget
• North Dakota has first measles case in 24 years
• Electrical problem may lead to citywide power outage
• 2 arrested in Highway Patrol checkpoint
• Souris River crests a second time at Minot
• ND fisheries officials conducting crappie study
• ND tabulating private flood damages
• Man trapped, dies in ND corn warehouse
• ND officials want break for Devils Lake farmers
• ND chancellor: Teacher programs should collaborate
• Mymnaugh plays harmonica, does electrical repairs
• Barnes County Water Resource District agenda for Monday meeting
• Hills sliding down in Valley City, Barnes County
• Missouri River floods mean more power, same prices
• Devils Lake outlet at capacity
• Firms face $3M in fines over flooded ND oil pits
• ND winter wheat estimate changes little over month
• ND wind project goes forward despite legal fight
• Russell Myhre eliminating defense work from his law practice
• Callahan, Nelson retain School Board seats; voter turnout at four-year low
• MDU electric rate rise boosts ND customer bills
• 2 ND counties added to fed disaster declaration
• North Dakota helping local government with flood protection cost sharing
• EPA objects to proposed oil pipeline from Canada
• MBB: Vikings Sign Another Texas Playmaker
• MBB: Viking Men's Basketball Excels in the Classroom
• Global food prices slightly lower
• Minot flood evacuation ends, residents cautioned
• ND crop seeding hits halfway point
• Flooding prep for Bismarck, Mandan appears solid
• Removal Costs for Flood 2011
• Poll: Would you support recall effort?
• Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish
• School board election to be held Tuesday
• Suspect detained in Fargo theater shooting
• BAB: Borgford and Jensen Honored
• US agency allows restart of Canadian oil pipeline
• Pipe bids opened for Devils Lake east-end outlet
• Valley City man accused of selling methamphetamine
• Federal agency shuts down Keystone pipeline
• Discussion of new Valley City attorney on Monday city commission agenda
• Activities for June 4 through June 10
• Valley City Commission June 6 agendas
• County issues road restrictions map
• Barnes County Commission Meeting Agenda
• Park caretaker upset after finding jugs of used oil
• Times-online.com experiencing difficulties
• MBB: Vikings Sign Texas Standout
• WT&F: Volanti places at Nationals in women's javelin
• Minot mayor orders evacuations
• VCSU Top 10 List (Vol. 3 ... Continued)
• Valley City selling sandbags, HESCO barriers to Burleigh County
• Storms knock out power to thousands in ND
• ND Health Dept issues caution on hantavirus
• Bismarck, Mandan brace for bumped Missouri River releases
• Citizen Out of Order
• Events for May 28 through June 3
• Emerald ash borer heading toward Valley City
• Teen referred to juvenile court in restroom vandalism
• MBB: Florida Guard Signs with Vikings
• Read recall document filed with secretary of state's office
• Recall petition players: Interview excerpts tell story
• Group of residents pushes to recall four city officials
• ND regulators consider banning oil waste pits
• Valley City awarded grant to encourage walking, biking to school
• State begins discharges from Devils Lake's west-end outlet
• 'Religious freedom' measure approved for ND ballot
• Times-Record seeks readers' stories of cancer
• ND officials plan crackdown on illegal diesel
• Valley City man arrested in VCSU thefts
• ND law officers targeting seat belt violators
• Devils Lake leaders say no to Tolna structure
• Spring flood fight in ND shifts from east to west
• Valley City awards RTS Shearing sandbag removal contract
• Dalrymple wants disaster declaration expanded
• Poll: Should Valley City have a city administrator?
• ND Dem chairman wants open race for successor
• ND planting still lags normal progress
• Essay: Fire cannot consume heart of church
• Regulator expects steady growth in ND oil rigs
• Judge issues split decision in Valley City annexation case
• Former ND Gov. Sinner publishes memoir
• Kalk announces House run
• Fargo researchers grow replacement bones
• ND regulators give go-ahead on natural gas plants
• Area events for May 21 through May 27
• Free sandbags available Saturday, May 21, at North Dakota Winter Show building
• Clean-Up Week begins Monday
• Semi rams into NDDOT vehicle on I-94
• Some VCSU graduates find jobs in field, some go for further education
• Surplus sandbags once again available
• Midwest, Plains bankers worried about energy costs
• Ross provides documents in 13-year-old case of lost money
• ND to check contractor compliance
• Dalrymple has growth removed from nose
• New oil inspectors to step up ND oversight
• ND state mill records $6.2M profit in 3Q
• Grain buyers meet in ND to get advice
• New ND babies eligible for $100 college grant
• ND monthly tax on phone lines to decline July 1
• Companies face millions in fines over flooded oil pits
• Valley City commissioners reject grant request for shop local campaign
• Increased law enforcement over Memorial Day holiday
• Extension sought in ND on crop insurance deadlines
• Devils Lake wants change in state strategy
• Valley City approves grant for City Park fountain
• VCSU Top 10 List (Vol. 3)
• AG won't issue opinion on Fighting Sioux nickname
• Berg announces Senate bid with voter video
• WBB: Minnesota Prep Stars Join Vikings
• VC school board meeting moved to Wednesday
• Rally scheduled at Devils Lake's natural outlet
• Valley City police look for 'sink bandit'
• SD governor says he's confident in pipeline plan
• ND potash deposits draw investor attention
• ND has no teachers win presidential awards
• Sources: ND Rep. Berg to announce for US Senate
• Valley City events week of May 14 through May 20
• ND agency orders probe of oil pipeline leak
• River should fall to around 13 feet after Baldhill Dam cuts outflows
• Police dispatch log: Man pursues suspected trespasser
• Valley City school board meeting agenda for Monday
• Agenda for Tuesday's County Commission meeting
• Nonprofit responds to city with letter
• EPSCoR selects two VCSU students for GSRA Awards
• Agenda for Monday Valley City Commission meeting
• Lawyer says city using audit to retaliate against police chief
• Group to discuss Devils Lake flood initiatives
• ND National Guard wraps up spring flood mission
• Guard member to get NATO award
• BAB: Viking Baseball Nets Seven DAC Awards
• Valley City had to reschedule, cancel and move events in April, May
• ND regulators to assess oil pipeline leak
• MBB: Walker Signs with Viking Men
• ND Dem lawmakers want Gulleson US Senate race
• Barnes County makes surplus sandbags available for residents
• ND winter wheat production to be down slightly
• Libertarians challenging ND ballot access law
• No sage grouse season in North Dakota again
• 70,000 trout being stocked in North Dakota waters
• Rally meant to highlight Devils Lake flooding
• Full federal disaster declaration approved for ND flooding
• Lawmakers to study ND property tax measure
• Health care, taxes on ND Legislature study list
• Valley City forms search committee to find new city attorney
• Poll: Should chief have received reprimand?
• ND deer licenses will be down 6 percent this year
• Spring planting finally getting under way in ND
• Keystone oil pipeline leak won't affect deliveries
• Groups take to the airwaves to attract teachers
• SB: Smith and Slyter Receive DAC Honors
• SB: Softball Gets Two on All Conference; Two Gold Glovers
• Picnic table reported stolen from Valley City park
• Proposed initiated ordinance filed in Valley City
• ND higher ed board might challenge on UND nickname
• Valley Development Group hosting roundtable on Friday
• State Board of Higher Education elects 2011-12 officers
• US Army Corps schedules public meetings on Tolna Coulee control structure
• MBB: Viking Men Sign Florida Product
• Dalrymple requests presidential disaster declaration for statewide spring flooding
• Calendar items for May 7 through May 13
• Valley City Police respond to report of suicidal female
• Valley City's Riverside Gardens asks for, receives help from volunteers
• Flood assistance center to open at Devils Lake
• ND surpasses $100M for monthly oil tax collection
• R. Jon Fitzner resigning as Valley City attorney
• $916K contract awarded to remove Valley City dikes
• USDA home loan limit increased for ND
• North Dakotans aging as boomers near retirement
• Judge throws out lawsuit by convicted VC murderer
• SB: Sioux Quiet Viking Bats in Sweep
• Republicans promote ND Legislature's results
• MG: Vikings Conclude 2nd Season at NAIA National Qualifier
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers meets with Valley City officials
• Corps predicts river to fall to 12.5 feet in Valley City
• ND crop planting still hampered by wet spring
• Two charged with murder, conspiracy in death
• Water on roads prevents fire equipment from reaching Friday blaze
• Barnes County airport to get concrete runway
• Thank You for Supporting the Auction!
• T&F: Vikings Shine at Al Cassell Relays
• North Dakotans react to bin Laden's death
• Remarks by president on death of Osama bin Laden
• Barnes County road closures as of May 1
• Two in custody after body found near rural ND road
• Group of six senators hones plan to cut US deficits
• Oregon dairy farm uses waste gas for electricity
• Barnes County road closures as of April 29
• Measure to abolish ND property taxes on ballot
• US official praises grassland plan in SD visit
• Valley City students compete for State Auto Skills title
• Barnes County Commission Meeting Agenda
• Emergency Operations Center to close Friday
• Baldhill Dam continues to reduce outflows
• GOP: ND Legislature a 'landmark'
• Foreign investment center being created in ND
• SB: Vikings and Dragons Swap Wins
• ND Senate approves $646M higher ed budget
• SB: Slyter Sets Viking Record for All Time Wins
• It's over: 2011 North Dakota Legislature adjourns
• Agenda for Monday City Commission meeting
• Funding for VCSU's Rhoades expansion approved
• Agreement gives ND employees 3 percent raises
• Assessment of ND flood damage under way
• 'Centers of Excellence' revived in ND budget
• Valley City water conservation request ends Friday
• Baldhill Dam hopes to reduce outflows one day early
• ND lawmakers' housing stipend to rise
• SB: Vikings Sweep Rival Jimmies
• ND lawmakers finish $646M higher ed budget
• Lawmakers prickly on ND backing for cactus
• Exemption for oil wells costing state $30M a year
• Pomeroy to get honorary degree from UND
• Kalk begins US Senate bid; colleagues prefer Berg
• Corps draft plan on Devils Lake being reviewed
• Lake Ashtabula hits record level
• ND school bill has scholarships, teacher support
• ND Higher Ed budget negotiators cut $2M
• Plan for pipeline project approved by ND House
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 2012 budget request presented to Congress
• MG: 4th Place Finish at Black Hills State Invitational
• ND lawmakers finalize abstinence-focused bill
• Barnes County road closures as of April 26
• April 2011 likely to set record for most tornadoes
• ND fieldwork still hampered by wet weather
• SB: Vikings Split with Rival Jimmies; Remain in Third
• SB: Pettit is DAC Player of the Week
• No driving range in ND Highway Patrol budget
• Despite gripes, ND GOP approves $1M for fed health
• ND House votes to bolster teacher pension fund
• Barnes County flood hot line goes to daytime hours only
• ND Senate defeats bill ordering new voter checks
• Lawmakers approve revised ND gambling tax break
• Northern states to get Homeland Security grants
• Get Into the Zone – The VCSU Zone!
• ND's Kalk to announce intentions in US Senate race
• Salvation Army chairman apologizes for 'Food Gate'
• National Weather Service: River to reach less than 20 feet on Sunday
• Sheyenne River appears to make final push higher
• ND Guard changes its flood control response
• BAB: Vikings Split with Comets
• UPDATE: Barnes County road closures as of April 22
• Paying for Valley City sewer upgrades is expensive
• ND bill rebuffs voters who don't have ID
• Mercy Hospital holds mock evacuation for worst-case scenario
• ND House approves $489M tax reduction bill
• N. Dakota air base protects nukes from snowmelt
• Dakotas in for Good Friday snow storm
• Lawmakers agree on gambling tax for ND charities
• ND lawmakers to work Good Friday, finish next week
• SB: Vikings Win One Before the Rain Comes
• Fund set up for Valley City, Barnes County flood victims
• Barnes County road closures as of April 21
• ND property, income tax cuts lumped into 1 bill
• Former Salvation Army treasurer says contractors requested food
• Midwest, Plains bankers: Agriculture helps economy
• National Weather Service revises expected river level downward
• Grade raise set for Old Highway 10
• ND lawmakers settle on 2 percent potash tax
• Wetlands initiative aimed at flood control
• ND milk production down 6 percent in first quarter
• ND regulators investigating flooded oil waste pits
• WG: Ashley Hinrichs Signs on to Play Women's Golf at Valley
• Agency holds fracking forum in Bismarck
• Dakota difference in cell usage stumps officials
• Fund established for gift for ND Veterans Home
• Chautauqua Park's Dacotah Pavilion finished in 2009, City Park band shell in 1931
• Valley City issues news release on contractors' getting free food
• North Valley Bridge reopens; road closure update for April 20
• Baldhill Dam to cut outflows to 6,000 cfs
• BAB: Vikes Schedule Makeup Games With Comets
• BCN voters turn down new school
• NCAA says no go on Fighting Sioux law
• ND penalty for driving around storm gate: $250
• ND Senate endorses protest of federal health law
• ND lawmakers approve concussion management rules
• Barnes County North voters go to polls Tuesday
• Thanks to the Students of Valley City!
• ND House defeats tax cut for charitable gambling
• Barnes County road closures as of April 18
• Idle oil wells at highest level since 2001
• Barnes County Commission to hold regular meeting April 19
• City Commission sets regular meeting for April 18
• County distributes 50K sandbags over weekend
• Valley City's need for volunteers declines as progress on dikes comes along
• Mayor: 'Shower together' to save water
• Just in case: Valley City outlines evacuation plans
• Governor to again hear about Valley City flood fight
• Residents who leave homes asked to notify authorities
• Corps to study proposed Tolna Coulee structure
• City news release outlines contingency dike locations
• Some of county's efforts might have to focus on life-saving measures
• UPDATE: Corps will hold outflows Saturday
• County buys 200K sandbags for residents' use
• MBB: Viking Men Sign Minnesota Talents
• Corps: Valley City levees will be built to 24 feet
• USGS: New record streamflows for Sheyenne River
• Barnes County road closures as of April 15
• With bad news, city to raise dikes even higher
• Big rise expected on Devils Lake in coming weeks
• ND sets up flood-damaged homes hotline
• Heavy snow hitting parts of the Dakotas
• Travel Alert issued for central North Dakota through Saturday
• Valley City schools canceled April 15
• City officials slate public flood meeting for Friday
• Barnes County road information as of April 14
• County advises on well water, roads
• SB: Viking Softball at UM-Crookston Canceled
• Corps offers tips for Valley City residents monitoring levees
• Governor says Valley City handling flood
• City news release: Main Street to close again
• BAB: Vikings Drop Double Header to Jimmies
• City says it needs federal disaster declaration
• Corps expects to finish raising dikes one day early
• WBB: Viking Women Sign Junior College Duo
• Valley City residents build up dikes for new crest
• Valley City schools outline flood plans
• Guard begins Quick Reaction Force mission in Valley City
• Sheyenne at second-highest level in recorded history
• SB: Viking Softball Gets National Attention
• Barnes County road closures as of April 13
• Sandbag Central reopens; volunteers needed
• City to hold public flood meeting Wednesday evening
• UPDATED: River expected to reach 20.5 feet on Thursday morning
• North Valley Bridge closes
• High water affects mail delivery
• SB: Vikings Salvage Fourth Straight Conference Split
• Cameron: No 'secret plans' to raise existing levees
• First bridge south of Valley City closes
• HESCO barriers to surround Mercy Hospital starting Wednesday
• BAB: Vikings Salvage Last Game with Bluehawks
• Baldhill Dam might increase outflows past 2009 rates
• Barnes County activates flood hot line
• City needs volunteers to help reinforce sandbag dikes
• Valley City enters second phase of flood-protection plans to deal with crest forecast
• National Weather Service: Sheyenne to rise to 20.5 feet
• Allen resigns as Winter Show manager
• Bridges south of Valley City watched 'real close'
• Barnes officials say Kathryn in no immediate danger
• Devils Lake sets elevation record
• Caution urged with chemicals due to flooding in ND
• SB: Hathaway DAC Pitcher of the Week for Third Week in a Row
• BAB: Viking Baseball Drops a Pair with Bluehawks
• North Dakota Senate scales back income tax cuts
• Companies say wind turbine accident unique
• Monday, April 18, Valley City commission agenda
• UPDATE: Barnes County road closures as of April 11
• Forecast pegs crest in Valley City on Tuesday evening
• County releases details on closed flood meeting held Monday
• Rural Buffalo woman to be on 'Price Is Right'
• Valley City to hold flood information meetings Tuesdays, Fridays
• Army Corps of Engineers predicts river to rise to 17.5 feet to 18 feet at Valley City
• SB: Vikings Split on Day Two versus #14 Dickinson State
• Valley City closes key stretch of Main Street
• Corps expects to finish dike-building on Monday
• This week's forecast calls for mostly dry conditions
• City news release: Discharge sump pumps into street
• UPDATE: Barnes County Road closures as of April 10
• BAB: Sunady Games Moved to Monday
• With likely rain, Sheyenne may reach 18.5 feet on Monday
• Guard to patrol levees starting this week
• Conrad, Hoeven set to arrive in Valley City on Saturday afternoon
• Emergency Operations Center to remain open 24/7 until flood threat passes
• UPDATE: Barnes County road closures as of April 9
• Sheyenne surpasses 2010's levels
• Federal officials hear rosy outlook for flood fight
• Amid flood fight, area expected to get significant rainfall
• Charges possible after truck enters water-filled ditch
• Clausen Springs Dam may be tested if flash flooding occurs
• WBB: Vikings Receive Commitment from Local Star
• All sandbag dikes are set for river's rise
• BAB: Viking Baseball Will Play at Home This Weekend
• UPDATE: Barnes County road closures as of April 8
• Times-Record seeks residents' flood photos
• UPDATE: Friday's Valley City meeting on flood is back on
• Two hunters found dead on flooded Maple River
• Lot on Riverview Drive calls for raising sandbag dikes six feet high
• BAB: Viking Baseball Splits with Comets
• SB: Vikings Split Conference Doubleheader on the Road
• Governor's office: President signs limited emergency declaration
• Governor: No reason for NCAA meeting to be closed
• Valley City meets sandbag goal
• 'Action stage' begins before requirement officially met
• ND gets $50M for road repairs
• ND Senate tables abortion restrictions
• Army Corps of Engineers plans to hold water back above 2,400 cfs
• Valley City hopes to meet sandbag goal today
• Barnes County road closures as of April 7
• ND Senate defeats changes to education system
• Barnes County says nothing can be done about ice dam at Kathryn
• County: Community sandbag site to expand hours
• VCSU students to take over volunteering efforts Thursday
• FEMA sends team to North Dakota
• UPDATE: Barnes County road closures as of April 6
• Baldhill Dam outflows expected to increase again after officials monitor oxygen levels
• City news release: Sandbag dikes will go up today
• ND man pleads not guilty in orchid-spraying case
• ND lawmaker wants to free up money for schools
• WG: Coach Bomstad Announces First Signee for 2011-2012 Golf
• WBB: Even Chooses Viking Basketball
• Qwest sandbags Valley City building
• ND Department of Transportation cautions motorists about driving in flooded areas
• BAB: Danielson is DAC Player of the Week
• Water flowing over Binghampton Township roads
• Senate committee approves funding for VCSU's Rhoades Science Center
• Valley City sandbaggers fill 14,000 bags Monday
• SB: Hathaway Honored for Second Straight Week
• Responding to North Dakota's Needs
• Poll: Is Park Board right in decision to ban kids from Fitness Center?
• Students expected to return to flood fight at Sandbag Central
• Gene Smestad to Deliver VCSU Commencement Keynote
• Sen. Kent Conrad visiting Valley City Friday
• Dalrymple: State moves ahead with Devils Lake projects
• Proposed ND higher ed finance commission beaten
• BAB: Viking Baseball Completes Sweep of Trojans
• 1.85 billion barrels later, ND oil patch turns 60
• Valley City sandbagging expected to start at end of this week
• I-94 traffic slowed west of Tower City due to flood control barrier
• Contractor moving snow from clay pit to parking lot
• Tax-filing deadline extended in North Dakota
• Sandbag total at 84K after four days of work
• This week's rain shouldn't affect river too much; overland flood warning issued for Barnes
• Sheyenne River rising, still well below flood stage
• City issues news release on dike-building plans
• Valley City expected to get rain with spring storm
• Corps: Two miles of new clay levees to go up in Valley City starting Monday
• City: Volunteers to likely place sandbags before goal of 150K are filled
• Friday's volunteer numbers rising at Sandbag Central
• SB: Time Change for Saturday Softball Game
• Valley City to begin placing sand levees
• Limits on ND college student fee growth endorsed
• ND GOP, Dems clash over federal budget
• WBB: South Dakota Standout Signs With Vikings
• Emergency repairs completed at Clausen Springs Dam
• Storm expected to drop heaviest precipitation north of Valley City
• Sandbaggers bring two-day total to 59,400
• ND legislators: We'll keep our voters, thanks
• Bank of ND could make home loans in rural areas
• Agenda for Monday Valley City Commission meeting
• Annexation hearing takes place in Valley City commission chambers
• ND Legislature wants to keep redistricting job
• Amendment to allow ND gov veto threats beaten
• WBB: Viking Women Sign Junior College Transfer
• ND farmers expected to plant more spring wheat
• Early prediction says Valley City may get 'significant snowfall' this weekend
• ND Senate revamping income tax cut package
• ND Legislature's final bill negotiations to begin
• BAB: Baseball Moves to Omaha
• ND Senate: Gun owners can bring firearms to work
• ND Senate: Gun owners can bring firearms to work
• ND House wants to help legislators get govt jobs
• ND House approves abolishing Board of Higher Ed
• FB: VCSU signs 24 More Student-Athletes to Letters of Intent
• Valley City to host question-and-answer session for flood
• 'Things change': Valley City increases sandbag goal to 75,000, with possibility for 150,000
• ND Senate shoots down higher ed budget changes
• Sister of convicted Valley City murderer sentenced in drug case
• SB: Softball Changes Sites and Times
• Students volunteering to fill sandbags
• ND House: $250 fine for driving on closed road
• ND lawmaker wants to push back funeral protesters
• Start of ND fieldwork expected to be later
• City Commission sets special meeting; topics on agenda include flood fight
• MBB: Viking Basketball Signs North Star Standout
• ND Senate approves distracted driving penalties
• 'Abstinence only' sex ed in ND schools approved
• Poll: Should the city of Valley City have a city administrator?
• State Water Commission discussing Devils Lake today in Bismarck
• Valley City to begin sandbagging, calls for volunteers
• Anti-property tax effort still seeking signatures
• Amendment would abolish ND property taxes
• Barnes County offers sandbags to residents who need them, Franklin says
• Area events for March 26 through April 1
• Valley City administrator earns $75,000
• Devils Lake Collaborative Working Group meeting agenda
• Amendment would abolish ND property taxes
• Flood outlook has no good news for Devils Lake
• Some ND cities want higher traffic fines
• BAB: Preseason DAC Tournament is Cancelled
• ND lawmakers: Ignore federal health care mandate
• Earlier spring flooding outlook showed improvement
• Bill would require more live voting stations in ND
• ND Senate rejects bar dining for minors
• ND home school teachers want less monitoring
• ND House reviews possible education shakeup
• Valley City schools plan to start on time Thursday following snow day
• U.S. Geological Survey releases report on sulfates in Sheyenne River
• Spring snowstorm shuts down ND highways, schools
• Business After Hours to go on as planned this evening
• UPDATE: I-94, I-29 reopened across state; travel alert remains in effect
• County supports township in fight against city annexation
• Storm-related cancelations and announcements
• Barnes County township officers' meeting rescheduled
• Valley City schools cancel classes on Wednesday
• I-94 closed from Bismarck to Fargo
• ND Senate approves oil landowner payments
• No travel advisory extended to Valley City
• Ad Hoc Downstream Group circulating petition in Valley City
• CVB plans to install two welcome to Valley City signs
• ND fire, police chiefs may get evacuation power
• BAB: Vikes Wrap up AZ trip With Win in 9th, Finish 6-4
• Dalrymple urges tying higher ed funding to educational results
• TransCanada: More review won't raise pipeline cost
• Valley City schools to get out at 2:30 due to weather
• A Special Team, and a Special Season!
• UPDATE: Major storm pushing into North Dakota
• SB: Hathway Named DAC Pitcher of the Week
• Valley City residents continue with effort to abolish city administrator position
• Statewide travel alert for tonight through Wednesday
• ND regulators want information on wind tower accident
• Tesoro plans $35 million expansion of ND refinery
• Snowstorm could make sloppy mess in Valley City
• Winter storm predicted for much of North Dakota
• WBB: Brown Named All American
• WBB: Vikings Named to Daktronics Academic All America Team
• Clausen Springs contractor says it's committed to Kathryn's safety
• ND man faces federal charges for orchid spraying
• North Dakotans work multiple jobs
• Companies required to report cell phone locations
• Agenda for Monday Valley City Commission meeting
• 2010 census shows Valley City had small population drop from 2000
• Area events for March 19 through March 25
• Fargo officials discuss flood fighting plans
• ND Senate looks at restrictions on young drivers
• Hot lunch makes bucks
• UPDATE: Valley City police find missing pickup
• Renewed push for ND teen driver restrictions
• BAB: Rough Day for Viking Pitchers in Loss
• BAB: Vikings Sweep Dordt Again
• ND Senate endorses school policies on bullying
• ND bill would up fines for driving on closed roads
• ND gas flaring at record high
• House leader pushing ND oil tax cut
• ND may join states that ban texting while driving
• FEMA buyouts still await seven approved properties in Valley City
• Weekend weather forcast
• Free ND college credit for older students flunks
• ND lawmakers eye "do-over" for ballot measures
• ND House looks at legislative votes every 2 years
• Kathryn prepares for troubled dam
• Partnership Provides Path from Journeyworker to AA to BA
• SB: Vikings Swept on Final Day in Florida
• ND House looks at changing property tax relief
• ND's 3 largest cities show double-digit growth
• Legislative forum rescheduled to this Saturday
• Valley City results from 2009 Youth Risk Behavior Survey
• Release of North Dakota census data planned
• Oil pipeline delayed for more environmental review
• Spider machines save labor filling sandbags
• VCSU, NDSCS to enter agreement to get journeyworker associate or bachelor's degree
• Docs say ND bill will hurt infertile couples
• Valley City School Board to meet Thursday
• Flood insurance policies down slightly in ND
• Ladybug becomes North Dakota state insect
• ND House considers loans to spark housing projects
• BAB: Vikes Split First Four Games in Arizona
• SB: Vikings Get Outstanding Pitching in Split
• Backers of ND corporate tax cut say it'll help economy
• Sellin Brothers Inc. removed from Clausen Springs Dam project
• ND Senate restricts access to 911 call recordings
• ND lawmakers debate solutions to bullying
• In ND, legislators' travel not public's business
• Law enforcement to target drunken driving March 18-19
• Sanford Health, Avera hiring hundreds
• SB: Big Inning Prevents Viking Sweep
• Pursuing love, woman gets stuck on I-94
• I-94 re-opened from Jamestown to Fargo
• Travel advisory lifted statewide, I-94 still closed
• Agencies to discuss re-opening I-94
• No-travel advisory lifted for central ND
• State agencies continue storm emergency assistance
• I-29 reopened between Grand Forks, SD border; no-travel advisory lifted for south-central ND
• Troopers: 800 motorists rescued following blizzard
• Travel advisory still in effect for Valley City
• ND company branches out, forms new partnership
• State Senate votes to force UND to drop Sioux name
• Blizzard strands hundreds of motorists in ND
• Highway Patrol: Some stranded motorists may not be assisted until Saturday
• I-94 shuttered from Fargo to Dickinson
• ND AG considering Fighting Sioux bill's impact
• Dalrymple proclaims statewide storm emergency
• Events for March 12 through March 18
• District 24 legislative forum canceled for Saturday, March 12
• Despite vote, UND still plans to drop nickname
• ND Senate votes to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• UPDATE: Travel advisory extended to Valley City
• VCSU Extends, Enhances Exchange Program with UABCS in Mexico
• Storm expected today, warm weather next week
• North Dakota National Guard has 3,300 available for flood fighting
• Dalrymple learns of local flood preparations
• Dalrymple: State ready to help Valley City with flooding
• Viking Women Edged by Warriors
• ND House looks at regulating fenced hunting
• ND landowners backing changes in oil compensation
• SB: Viking Softball Rained Out in Florida
• HESCO barriers would greatly reduce need for traditional sandbags
• ND changes mean stronger gov., longer Legislature
• GOPers Hoeven, Berg rank high in Congress wealth
• ND bill would cap, highlight student fees
• Valley City's levee system is at 21 feet
• FEMA sends flood team to ND
• Jill DeVries and Trent Kosel nominated for Champions of Character Awards
• Governor proclaims March Brain Injury Awareness Month
• Amendment would stretch ND Legislature to 100 days
• Valley City signs memorandum of understanding with North Dakota Winter Show
• ND bill would cap, highlight student fees
• Valley City commissioners vote to proceed with paving project
• Valley City approves grant for Berkel Properties
• ND Senate panel wants Fighting Sioux bill defeated
• Travel alert issued for south-central, central ND through Wednesday morning
• Accuweather: Winter will linger
• ND Senate endorses ladybug as state insect
• ND Senate reviews 911 recording restrictions
• State moves ahead on east-end Devils Lake outlet
• Work to replace storm sewer scheduled to resume in May
• Many items used in flood fighting
• Viking Baseball Swept in Nebraska
• Lake Ashtabula lowered for spring flooding
• Dalrymple to discuss Valley City flood preparations
• Fighting Sioux foes say nickname will hurt UND
• ND Sec State may become 'combative sports' commish
• Pre-Game Social for Lady Vikings Game in Sioux City, IA
• Devils Lake Executive Committee meets in Bismarck
• Five DUI, 11 other arrests during alcohol saturation patrol on March 4-5
• SB: Different Day, Same Results for Viking Softball
• WBB: Sendoff, Viewing Party for Viking Women
• Local events for March 5 through March 11
• North Dakota Winter Show Critter Corral runs through Sunday
• ND bill requires building wheelchair access
• BAB: Baseball Schedule
• Chamber to back VCSU Rhoades project in Bismarck
• Longtime ND state senator, Litchville native Theron Strinden dies
• Foes line up against plan to abolish ed board
• Flood outlook changes little for Red River Valley
• Chances for major spring flooding in Valley City lowered to 50 percent
• Record level still expected for Devils Lake
• ND House looks at changes to redistricting process
• Study: Lake floods 163K acres farm land since 1993
• Ruling on funeral protests shouldn't affect ND law
• WBB: #19 Vikings to Play Sterling College at Nationals
• SB: Viking Softball Set for 2011 Season
• ND to Minn. Legislature: Repeal carbon dioxide law
• ND Guard trains for possible flooding
• Farm Toy Show took place Wednesday at North Dakota Winter Show
• ND Emergency Services offers flood preparedness information
• ND bill would give $3.5M to rural hospitals
• WBB: Vikings Claim DAC Title in Thrilling Fashion
• WBB: DeVries DAC Coach of the Year
• WBB: Brown and Wojahn Earn All DAC Awards
• MBB: Kraft Honored by Dakota Athletic Conference
• New windows on the way for county courthouse
• Winter Show Rodeo nominated for ND Cowboy Hall of Fame
• Pet owners urged to take flood precautions
• Area law enforcement agencies 'highly visible'
• ND remains leading producer of several commodities
• ND higher ed board opposing Fighting Sioux bill
• SB: Vikings Tabbed Fourth in Pre-Season Poll
• Company bought Straus Mall back from Barnes County
• DALRYMPLE MEETS WITH FEMA HEAD TO SEEK FLOOD POLICY CHANGES
• WBB: More Than a Championship
• ND pumps record 113M barrels of oil in 2010
• WBB: Vikings to "Burst the Bubble" for Championship
• WBB: Vikings Win DAC Semi; Face Jimmies for Title
• ND Legislature spending too much, GOP leaders say
• Highway Patrol to conduct alcohol crackdown March 4-5
• ND family makes firewood from shelterbelt trees
• Area events for Feb. 28 through March 5
• Meeting on Valley City Renaissance Zone scheduled for Monday
• State requests federal flood declaration
• Barnes County Commission declares flood emergency, looks at '09 mistakes
• Officials answer questions at Valley City spring flooding informational meeting
• Sanford Health business model focuses on sharing
• WBB: Vikings Looking for a "White Out" on Sunday
• Robinson hopes to revive Rhoades request
• ND House votes itself 3 percent pay raises
• Agenda for special Feb. 28 school board meeting
• ND Legislature debates Centers of Excellence
• MBB: Viking Men Stopped by Hardrockers
• WBB: #21 Vikings Survive Comet Scare
• ND House wants polling stations in larger cities
• ND Senate approves governor's income tax measure
• Schafer, Fix the Tax campaign push for lower oil tax
• Rural Wimbledon man faces May 2 jury trial
• Travel Alert issued for south-central ND through Thursday morning
• ND House approves toughened voter checks
• ND House approves change to farm drainage permits
• Dalrymple, Legislature request emergency funding for flooding, snow removal
• Dakota Resource Council: New tar sands oil products increase likelihood of pipeline spills
• Devils Lake leaders say water-removal goal remains
• Anti-bullying bill passes easily in ND House
• Artificial Turf at VCSU
• ND pharmacy ownership law survives challenge
• Flooding informational meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday
• New teen driver rules approved in ND House
• County commission to hold pre-flood meeting
• WBB: Women Jump to #21 in Poll
• State Senate to consider free college classes for seniors
• Club to host car-sinking fundraiser on Lake Ashtabula
• ND House says UND must keep Fighting Sioux name
• WBB: Vikings to Host Rival Comets in First Round
• MBB: Viking Men to Hit the Road for Playoffs
• Police respond to call about "very" intoxicated man
• ND Legislature plans midsession break this week
• North Valley bridge project expected to cost $2.4M
• Devils Lake might seek state OK for coulee work
• No Travel Advisory issued for extreme southern North Dakota for US and state highways along SD Border: Some roads may become blocked overnight
• House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs
• ND House defeats closing state pension funds
• Calendar items for Feb. 19 through Feb. 25
• Agenda for Tuesday Valley City Commission meeting
• Detention basin on agenda for Tuesday council meeting
• Man accused of threatening to kill police chief says he threatened no one
• Dalrymple wants FEMA exemption for Devils Lake
• Chance of major flooding in Valley City forecast at 61 percent
• Disclosure of ND legislator trips defeated
• Record level still expected for Devils Lake
• Odds of major Red River flooding in Fargo increase
• Barnes County Commission reaches out to congressional delegation
• ND panel says UND must keep Fighting Sioux name
• North Dakota oil boom outpaces oversight
• Barnes County Relay for Life planned for June 10, 11
• AccuWeather: Wild Spring Ahead with Tornadoes, Late-Season Snow
• ND high school play publicity stunt backfires
• Valley City police arrest man wanted in Illinois
• Highway Dept. puts in more overtime
• 2010 Winter Show ran March 1 through March 7
• ND House approves state income tax cuts
• County Commission roundup: EOC, Devils Lake, county snow removal
• 2 ND Board of Higher Ed members confirmed
• On the Move class scheduled for Tuesday
• NDSU Offers Information on Coping With Flooding
• Board rejects ND Board of Higher Ed appointee
• WBB: Vikings Women Back in NAIA Poll
• Valley City establishes Paving Improvement District 94
• New ND tax forecast estimates $46M revenue growth
• Kuipers Named "Fan of the Year"
• Pioneer Park amphitheater, fieldstone features get listed in National Register of Historic Places
• Poll: Vote for your favorite District 24 legislator
• Viking Basketball Teams "Shoot for a Cure" a Success
• Viking "Most Valuable Fans" Named
• Two arrested after Valley City police respond to "big party"
• ND felony charge proposed for animal cruelty
• Officials investigating school fire in LaMoure
• ND House doesn't want to set college tuition rates
• Wind rights sharing rule loses in ND House
• ND House doesn't want to set college tuition rates
• Valley City State University has nearly $1M in pledges, cash for artificial turf
• Dalrymple declares statewide flood emergency
• FB: Valley City State University Inks 18
• ND felony charge proposed for animal cruelty
• Record number of North Dakotans using food stamps
• Valley City police see relatively busy stretch of car accidents on Thursday
• Upper Sheyenne River Joint Water Resource Board meeting agenda
• Barnes County Commission Meeting Agenda
• Snow is a good insulator
• Bill would streamline tiling permits for ND farms
• ND House rejects cigarette tax rise for med school
• State selects two possible routes for proposed east-end Devils Lake outlet
• Fargo man arrested on suspicion of driving under influence on I-94
• ND Forest Service honors 51 communities, including Valley City
• MBB: Vikings Nip Jimmies in Classic Rivalry Game
• WBB: Viking Women Dominate Jimmies
• ND amendment proposed to block federal health law
• LIDAR used for topographical mapping
• ND bill seeks group for higher ed funding reform
• Small-town ND polling places get boost
• Talks to continue on Barnes County crisis center
• School board agenda for Feb. 14 meeting
• ND House approves texting-while-driving ban
• Dalrymple: State committed to protecting Devils Lake during spring flooding
• North Dakota school districts generally receive largest share of property taxes
• Report: January US climate cold and dry
• VCSU sees spring enrollment increase 18 percent over 2010
• Spring Semester Enrollment Largest on Record
• Dakotas back in the deep freeze; warmup expected
• Valley City passes purchasing policy
• Tougher ND penalties for driving on closed roads
• ND Senate approves bill to deter bullying
• Dalrymple, Devils Lake-area officials to hold flood preparation meeting.
• Less money in ND colleges for outside students
• This week's Times-Record poll: Divert tobacco settlement funds or not?
• Rural bus routes for Valley City schools to run one hour late Monday
• Travel alert issued for ND through Monday morning
• More ND farms comply with pesticide regulations
• Accidents shine spotlight on grain elevators
• Events for Feb. 6 through Feb. 11
• Tangen told FEMA appraisals will be scheduled
• Flood insurance meeting for Valley City, Jamestown
• ND crisis managers want power to order evacuations
• ND House endorses ladybug as state insect
• Conrad Pushes Corps to Accelerate Flood Protection in Devils Lake, Red River Valley
• Survey checked for 180 pesticides in state rivers
• Valley City Commission Feb. 7 agenda
• Barnes County Commission minutes for Dec. 28, Jan. 4, 18
• ND smoke ban in cars with youngsters is rejected
• Disclosure of 911 recordings limited by ND House
• FB: Vikes Shovel Hydrants for Valley City Residents
• Bill would require polling sites in small towns
• UPDATE: Travel alert expanded to all of ND, except southeast corner, through Friday
• ND fenced hunting operations seek state regulation
• Overtime pay exceeds regular wages for city snow crews
• ND House defeats public official ethics bill
• Larry Lindeman bought hardware store in 1977
• ND measure compels one-year wait on divorce
• Barnes County Commission takes stand on Devils Lake flooding
• ND PSC may get broader wind farm siting authority
• North Dakota, South Dakota in the deep freeze
• Valley City Rural Fire Department has annual meeting
• Eastbound I-94 from Casselton to Mapleton reduced to single lane
• Viking Basketball Gears Up for Big Weekend
• Lawmaker wants 3 percent cap on property tax hikes
• ND poverty rate remains unchanged
• I-94 westbound lanes west of Fargo now open; eastbound I-94 still reduced to one lane
• Public Works employee finds snowblower after it falls off vehicle
• Valley City school rural buses to run one hour late Tuesday, Feb. 1
• Valley City used 325,000 sandbags in 2009
• Barnes County Commission meeting agenda for Feb. 1
• VCSU football volunteers to shovel out Valley City fire hydrants
• Barnes County Commission changes draft resolution on Devils Lake
• Valley City school rural buses to run one hour late Monday, Jan. 31
• MBB: Vikings Beaten at Minot State Dome
• WBB: Vikings Can't Overcome First Half Woes
• Travel Alert issued for western and central ND through Monday
• Wind rights an issue with new ND transmission line
• Coming Monday: Vote for your favorite Valley City commissioner
• Flood insurance available through federal program
• Traffic safety program goes on Facebook
• Feeling Sorry for Yourself This Winter? It's Warranted
• Travel alert issued for south-, north-central ND through Saturday
• State program helps fund local emergency management efforts
• Barnes County Local Emergency Planning Committee buying more informational magnets
• Johnson ends term as engineer group president
• Ban sought on texting while driving in ND
• FB: Seven Transfers Join Valley City State University
• Latest Devils Lake flood outlook has no good news
• Coaches vs Cancer
• WBB: Vikings Complete Season Sweep of Blue Hawks
• MBB: Dickinson State Pressure too Much for Vikings
• Insurance commissioner says don't wait to buy flood insurance
• Valley City group plans fundraiser for City Park fountain
• Legislators call for withdrawal of US troops from Iraq, Afghanistan
• Position summary by Valley City on Devils Lake
• Barnes County Commission to meet with state on Devils Lake
• Vehicle hits, kills three deer in accident
• Conrad, Hoeven, Berg respond to State of Union speech
• Emergency planning committee meeting set for Thursday, Jan. 27
• Shea Coghlan criticizes Valley City winter road safety
• ND oil industry value tripled from 2005 to 2009
• Valley City fire chief thanks residents for keeping hydrants clear of snow
• Drinking ban at ND college sports events beaten
• Study finds only trace pesticides in ND rivers
• North Dakota Winter Show 2011
• Rhoades Science Center
• Valley City Commission OKs $100K for Valley City State University turf
• Dalrymple moves up Devils Lake flood control timetable
• VCSU Alumni to Host Events in Arizona - February 4 & 5
• ND Legislature mulling tax-cut measures
• Travel difficult across much of state early Monday
• Valley City schools' rural buses to run two hours late Monday, Jan. 24
• Times-Record's Senior Scene hits newsstands Monday
• Tesoro refinery in ND cuts production after fire
• Permanent repairs to Old Highway 10 could be delayed
• ND amendment removes 'paupers and idiots'
• ND Emergency Services sets town hall meeting on flood prep for Valley City in Jamestown
• Corps taking comments on Devils Lake levee
• Fingal Booster Club seeks financial help from city
• FEMA to make $5.8M in hazard mitigation grants to Minnewaukan
• City Commission meeting, including discussion with county, set for Monday
• ND gets good grade for tobacco control spending
• Support for $100 fine for skirting ND road barrier
• Valley City State University hosts VCSU Tuesdays for alumni
• Valley City: As cold as Dante imagined?
• District 20 legislators offer session update for week of Jan. 17
• County sells Straus Mall
• City and County Commissions to meet on Monday
• Capitol power outage delays ND Legislature
• Events for Saturday, Jan. 23 through Sunday, Jan. 30
• National Weather Service releases Jan. 18 flooding forecast for Valley City
• Dalrymple calls for federal approval of Devils Lake flood control project
• VCSU Century Club to Host Wild Game Feed
• UPDATE: Conrad won't run for re-election
• Two cows drown, another escapes, on Sheyenne River
• School board meeting held Monday night
• Booklet published on the Sheyenne River
• Officer Phil Hatcher voted Times-Record's 2010 Valley Citian of the Year.
• Barnes museum hosting 'Lincoln Legacy'
• Ice fishing might be difficult again in North Dakota
• Tech Center students build computers for Veteran's Home
• Wheat stocks down in North Dakota
• Snow, wind expected Monday, Jan. 17
• Insurance changes to be phased in
• Barnes County Commission Meeting Agenda for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Wells Fargo closing four North Dakota banks Feb. 15
• Travel Alert extended to include most of North Dakota, excluding northwest corner, through Saturday morning
• $1M study of bird-power line deaths comes up empty
• 16-year-old from Luverne dies in vehicle accident
• Rest area west of Jamestown reopens
• Murphy introduces bill to require state to keep audio of legislative proceedings
• MBB: Vikings Put Six in Double Figures, Lose to Jimmies
• WBB: Vikings Outlasted by Jimmies
• Events for Jan. 16 through Jan. 22
• Snow depth can vary widely in same general area
• Zogby poll: Less than 40 percent think shootings will change political tone
• Tower City hopes to extend zoning into Oriska, Tower townships
• Valley City woman featured on "Today Show"
• Snow on Friday, cold on Saturday
• Proposal includes $5M for east Devils Lake flood
• Wells Fargo bank branches closing in ND
• Pomeroy worked with Rep. Giffords
• Rest area west of Jamestown temporarily closed
• ND soybean, canola, lentil crops set records
• Dazey student to work as Conrad intern
• Amendment taps ND school fund for scholarships
• BNSF trains continue to frustrate Sanborn residents
• ND Patrol concludes probe into I-94 pileup
• Governor declares emergency in Devils Lake Basin
• Error made designating Litchville Enterprises Inc. grant recipient
• Annual Winter Soulstice retreat takes place Feb. 11-13
• Shallow natural gas found across ND
• Sellin Brothers Inc. plans to finish first phase of Clausen Springs Dam project by spring
• Goehring: More investment needed for rural roads
• Dorgan joining Washington DC law firm
• Judge denies bail for North Dakota murder suspect
• Valley City gets grant for energy conservation
• Much To Be Thankful For
• Bill requires UND to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• ND school property tax subsidy gets support
• Litchville man arrested after car starts on fire
• ND flags to be at half-staff after Ariz. shooting
• Viking Men Humbled by Mines
• WBB: Viking Women Sunk Early by Hardrockers
• MBB: Viking Men Defeated by Jackets
• WBB: Viking Women Outgunned by Yellowjackets
• Berg, Pomeroy, Hoeven deplore attack on Arizona congresswoman
• ND man retires from clerk of court job
• Winter weather advisory in effect for Jan. 7
• Eagle Creek Software Services has some big clients
• Rural buses to leave Valley City schools early, basketball games postponed
• Expert: Western ND roads limit oil production
• Farmers who limit losses to get insurance refunds
• VCHS students invent positive use for new technology
• Valley City physicist has sons in Israel, Russia
• Ag engineer: Roof snow removal probably not necessary
• Plane lands on interstate near Jamestown
• Barnes museum lecture to focus on collective history
• VCSU named Champions of Character Five Star Institution
• Valley City police ensure man old enough to drive
• ND chief justice says elder care study needed
• NDDOT adds two Barnes projects to 2011 list
• City-County Health offers flu vaccine
• Digital mammography unit will have three technicians
• Bob Werkhoven set goals as Valley City mayor
• Valey City passes snow removal ordinance
• Barnes Courthouse window replacement cost still undetermined
• Dalrymple: ND 'strong and growing stronger'
• Pomeroy joining DC law firm as health adviser
• MBB: Viking Men Turn Tables Against UM Morris
• WBB: Vikings Knock Off UM-Morris, Now 12-4
• Vote for Valley Citian of the Year
• Barnes County Commission to question State Water Commission about Devils Lake outlet
• Row Crop Expo aims to give farmers latest information on Thursday, Jan. 6
• Valley Development Group, Eagle Creek Software Services sign contract
• Barnes County Commission declares snow emergency
• ND Legislature begins its 2011 run
• January could be coldest for U.S. since 1980s
• Valley City clearing snow from public lots this week
• Valley Development Group to seek $100K for VCSU turf project
• Valley City State University gets stimulus money
• Township boards a diverse lot
• VCSU Booster Board to Host 1st Annual Wild Game Feed
• Dalrymple says more than 50 rescued during storms
• Midwest survey suggests continued economic growth
• Valley City schools to start at regular time Monday, Jan. 3
• No one injured as vehicles roll over after I-94 opened
• North Dakota oil patch may double production
• I-94, I-29 reopen after snowy weekend
• I-94 remains closed between Jamestown, Fargo; open between Bismarck, Jamestown
• MBB: Vikings Salvage Split at Tom Byron Classic
• 4 injured, 1 seriously, in major I-94 accident near Mapleton
• WBB: Viking Women Complete California Sweep
• Plows clear way for Barnes County Ambulance to get from Valley City to Fargo
• ND winter wheat acreage up
• Growing ND winery uncorks new products
• Blizzard causes headaches in Dakotas, Minnesota
• Interstates remain closed and no travel advised in eastern ND
• Barnes County Commission agenda drawn up for Tuesday, Jan. 4
• New Year's Eve community party postponed to Sunday due to storm
• Dalrymple proclaims statewide storm emergency
• County commission urges water resource board to publish agendas
• Litchville Community Center charges rent for for-profit events
• MBB: Viking Men Drop California Opener
• WBB: Vikings Beat Pacific Union 69-34
• Valley City City Commission, finance meeting agendas drawn up for Monday, Jan. 3
• Chamber to host District 24 legislative forums
• ND lawmakers ready for pension shakeup
• Vehicles stolen from Hope farmstead recovered
• District 24 legislators get committee assignments for 2011 session
• WBB: Viking Women Run Away with Win in California
• No injuries in spate of accidents on Monday, Dec. 27
• County selects firm for courthouse window replacement
• Two pickups stolen from Hope farmstead
• Travel alert issued for southeastern ND through morning of Friday, Dec. 24
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• ND Supreme Court: Trucking company to blame for ruined Pizza Corner pizza
• Federal working group releases Devils Lake report
• Conrad: Devils Lake report moves toward solutions
• Teacher appointed to District 20 Senate seat
• Valley City's snow total continues to rise after Monday, Dec. 20, weather
• Follow the Vikings in California
• Valley City schools to dismiss students at 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 20
• Prairie Public to Broadcast 2009 Christmas at St. Kate's
• Dozens of drivers get parking tickets for parking on snow removal routes Dec. 17-19
• WBB: Vikings Complete Road Sweep
• City to vote on snow removal ordinance on Monday, Dec. 20
• FB: Five Viking Football Players Honored by NAIA
• Weather system drops more snow than predicted on Dec. 15-16
• WBB: Viking Women Jump into Poll
• Conrad: EPA cannot intervene in Devils Lake
• SB: Viking Softball Announces Signings
• A Strong Tradition of Music at VCSU
• Donkey stolen from nativity scene in Valley City on Friday, Dec. 10
• Driver briefly heads wrong way on Interstate 94
• Weather causes several vehicles to enter ditches on Thursday, Dec. 9
• Woman injured in snowmobile crash south of Valley City on Thursday, Dec. 9
• Travel Alert issued for southeastern portions of ND through early Friday, Dec. 10
• Feds propose protecting 2M acres of native prairie
• TransCanada inspecting Keystone pipeline
• Corps ends day use fees at Lake Ashtabula boat ramps
• New Devils Lake outlet included in ND budget
• Valley City residents urged to follow parking rules to aid snow removal
• VB: Heywood Earns 2010 Daktronics-NAIA Volleyball Scholar-At
• Valley City hiring firm to study sliding hill
• NDDOT issues travel alert for parts of ND through morning of Saturday, Dec. 4
• Man arrested on disorderly conduct charge after call from Pizza Corner
• MBB: Viking Men Outlast Beavers
• WBB: Viking Women Rally to Upend Minot State
• Valley City updates urban roads project list
• 1st Annual Alumni Board Online Auction - Start Your Bidding
• Group questions oil pipeline response resources
• Dog rescued shortly after getting stuck in Sheyenne River
• MBB: Early Rut Sinks Vikings at NDSU
• WBB: Vikings Sign Mandan Standout
• Higher Education and Our Economy
• MBB: Vikings Drop Final Tune Up Before DAC Season
• WBB: Vikings Drop Championship; Two on All Tourney Team
• MBB: Vikings Drop Exhibition Game to Augustana College
• MBB: Follow Men's Basketball Action on the Road
• WBB: Viking Defense Overwhelms PC Women
• Partnership Brings STEM Education to Native American Schools
• MBB: Men Split at Tournament; Place Two on All Tourney Team
• WBB: Viking Women Knock Off St. Cloud State
• Dr. Named Stickler Environmental Educator of the Year
• Lander Receives DAC Libero of the Year, Hanson and Martin Fo
• Prairie Waters Education and Research Center
• FB: Kosel Makes List of Smallest Hometown College QB's
• MBB: Viking Offense Struggles in Loss to Dragons
• FB: 2011 Schedule Announced
• FB: Vikes Tabbed for Conference Honors
• MCC: Spencer Ruebke Qualifies for the National Tournament
• FB: Kosel Named DAC Offensive Player of the Week
• FB: Players of the Game DAC Bowl
• WBB: Viking Women Fall in First Road Contest
• MBB: Viking Men Lose Late at Dordt College
• FB: Vikings Win Shootout Over Trojans
• WBB: Vikings Hang Tough but Drop to Number One Ranked Team
• MBB: Vikings Play Well but Come Up Short at Northwestern
• Viking Student-Athletes turn out for 'Ruckus at the Rec"
• FB: Players of the Week
• VB: Hanson is Awarded DAC Setter of the Week
• MBB: Vikings Drop Season Opener to Golden Eagles
• FB: VIkes Drop Paint Bucket Game
• VB:The Lady Vikings Finish 4 Match Home Stand on a High Note
• New Vocal Ensemble Selected to Perform at NDMEA Conference
• WBB: Vikings Outlast Viterbo in Overtime
• VCSU Football to Play at the FargoDome in the DAC Bowl
• FB: Player of the Week
• FB: Vikings Knock Off Comets, Look to Jimmies
• VCSU Ranked #2 Public Regional College in Midwest
• Men's Basketball Finalizes 2010-2011 Schedule
• New Faculty at VCSU
• FB: Kosel is DAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Enrollment Increase Reflects Strategic Initiatives
• WBB: Viking Women Tabbed for Third in DAC
• VCSU vs. the Concordia Cobbers - Pregame Party!
• MBB: Defending DAC Champions Picked Third
• Great Enrollment News at VCSU!
• Thank You!
• Campus Safety at VCSU
• VCSU Top 10 List (Vol. 2)
• VCSU Reports Largest Final Fall Enrollment in 40 Years
• EPSCoR selects four VCSU students for GSRA Awards
• VCSU Alum Bill Lydell '55 to Perform on September 30
• VCVCSU Top 10 List (Vol. 2 ... Continued)
• VCSU Alumni Association to Celebrate Homecoming
• VCSU Establishes the Great Plains STEM Education Center
• Homecoming Re-Cap
• International Pursuits
• RRVRC Recognizes Don Mugan with Pathfinder Award
• Dorgan: New VCSU Program Will Train Future High-Tech Leaders
• FB: VCSU Players of the Game vs Dickinson St.
• Great Plains STEM Education Center
• A Busy VCSU Summer
• FB: Vikes Fall to Jackets 31-10
• Residence Hall Renovations
• FB: Players of the Game vs. BHSU
• Join Us at the Music Hall of Fame Banquet
• FB: Vikings Trounce Trojans 54-10
• Melgaard Named NDACTE Outstanding Career & Technical Educator
• FB: Players of the game vs Dakota State
• The Dakota Athletic Conference
• FB: Strang becomes Viking Football Career Tackle Leader
• North Dakota Winter Show

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