Center Republican
OSCD honors five for conservation practices
On the eve of World Soil Day, the Oliver Soil Conservation District very appropriately ended the International Year of Soils by honoring the efforts of local conservationists at its annual awards banquet.
BNI Coal brings new venture to commission
While removing the over-layer in the new mining area, BNI Coal recently discovered a significant quantity of silica-based sandstone with a hardness suitable for use as rip rap and road material, as well as other possible uses.
Ag Ed students ‘dressing up the dog’ in food challenge
In a combination between cooking challenge TV show Top Chef and the real-world challenges of creating menu items that appeal to consumers’ taste buds, sophomore level agriculture education students spent Tuesday’s class period preparing for the upcoming judges’ scrutiny of their creations.
Council working to tie up loose ends on Ulteig billing
Council opposes new EPA rule
Hiring woes continue to plague CSPS school board
The custodial position for Center-Stanton Public School District is like a bad penny – it just keeps returning to the school board agenda.
Keeping the lights on with North Dakota coal
Public meeting on EPA Clean Power Plan draws masses
Public meetings seek comments for state’s plan to comply with EPA rule
Coal mining and coal-fired power generation are big contributors to quality of life in Oliver County, in terms of both employment and the economy.
Rekindling a bond with military brothers
Melt Olin recently rediscovered the bond he formed with his shipmates on the USS Decatur, DDG-31, when he and his wife, Sandy, traveled to Branson, Mo., for their first annual Decatur reunion.
Four veterans, one common thread
Four different men, four different experiences, one thing in common: they firmly believe everyone should take time to recognize our military members, past and present, each Veterans Day.
Former health services provider disburses funds to school district, ambulance service
Center-Stanton Public Schools and the Oliver County Ambulance Association received unexpected windfalls last week to assist with their respective needs.
