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Frazier dedication set for September
Hoople honors former governor
By Todd Morgan
HOOPLE—A group of Hoople, Walsh and Pembina County residents have been busy this summer restoring the grave site of former North Dakota Governor Lynn J. Frazier, who hailed from Hoople and graduated from Grafton High School.

Keystone pipeline making progress
By Mike Alan Steinfeldt
REGION — It will be at least two weeks before portions of the Keystone-Trans-Canada pipeline will be laid in the ground in Walsh County, that according to Jeff Rau, regional supervisor for the pipeline.


School Board discusses money matters
By Mike Alan Steinfeldt
GRAFTON — At the regular monthly meeting of the Grafton School Board, Superintendent Jack Maus gave a financial recap for the 2007-2008 school year.
He reported that expenditures for the past fiscal year were $1,702.15 below budget at $7,173,297.85.

Severe storms hit region Wednesday afternoon

By Chris Larson

An outbreak of severe weather in the area caused little damage in portions of extreme northern Walsh County, as well as parts of Pembina and Cavalier counties last week.

Grafton man wins Rod and Reel Rally
By Mike Alan Steinfeldt
Despite threatening skies and a persistent light rain for a majority of the afternoon, the eighth annual Rod and Reel Rally Catfishing Tournament in Drayton saw another nice turnout.

Section 4 tournament gets underway in Grand Forks
By Mike Alan Steinfeldt
The Section 4 American Legion Baseball team gets underway today (Wednesday) at Kraft Field in Grand Forks.

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