Center Republican
C-S 5th graders’ hard work pays off in pizza
They brainstormed, they planned, they prepared, they cut, they colored, they drew, and they glued.
Coal Conversion Counties consider implications of new EPA rules
The latest U.S. Environmental Protection Agency carbon dioxide (CO2) rules continue to be the hot topic for members of the North Dakota Coal Conversion Counties Association, which met Oct. 13 at the Square Butte Golf Club east of Center.
City puts proposed improvements on hold
Council to revisit capital improvement plan instead
Moose hunt a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ experience
Music – voices and instruments – is the first thing that comes to mind when Lacey Hanson’s name is mentioned. That, and the way she can coax the absolute best from her students, no matter their ages.
Fire destroys trailer home
The Oliver County Fire Protection District, Oliver County Ambulance Service, and the Oliver County Sheriff’s Department were dispatched to a house fire just before 8:40 p.m. Saturday evening.
When the pager tones sound or the radio crackles, ambulance, fire, and law enforcement personnel need to be ready for anything.
CSPS bus drivers hang up their keys
Together, Sharon Price and Ruby Meyhoff have spent 70-plus years and driven more than a half million miles safely transporting hundreds of Oliver County children from their homes to school and back in every type of weather North Dakota could throw at them.
Details begin to surface during special improvement district public meeting
Previously undisclosed options and the need for greater background and historical data tempered the presentation made at a public meeting held to discuss recommendations for sanitary sewer, water system, and street replacement in the City of Center.
Deapolis Cemetery & Wayside Chapel labors of love and respect
A tranquil spot along a busy two-lane highway, Deapolis Cemetery and its Wayside Chapel bear the memories and history of the area’s past.
Tax levy questions answered during CSPS public meeting
The opportunity to ask questions about Center-Stanton Public Schools intended request for additional tax dollars and have them answered only drew a small crowd to the public meeting last Thursday evening.
