Center Republican
Forsberg honored with Lifesaver Award
No one wants to be faced with a life or death situation. If such circumstance should occur, all one can hope for is to respond appropriately.
Permit granted, new development pending
Peace on the Prairie Ministry President and Founder Keith Bohn took the next step toward opening the retreat in a new location by appearing before the planning and zoning commission Jan. 29.
Soil issues undecided
Much was discussed, but little could be determined at the Oliver County Soils Committee meeting Jan. 28, pending the outcome of the current legislative session.
Changes underway at Main Street Auto
Customers at Main Street Auto are going to be seeing a lot more of Shawn Theurer these days. In the past, Theurer spent most of his time in the shop working on vehicles.
Robocats Competitive at First Tech Challenge
Where do you start when building a robot? For the Center-Stanton Robocats, it wasn’t with the instructions. Because there weren’t any.
City’s recycling survey results are in
Mixed results on interest, fees for service options.
City council tackles snow removal
North Dakota weather, particularly cold and snow, is an ever-present conversation topic regardless of how good or bad it may be.
Hensler Road stays on county agenda
Road Superintendent Kyle Miller reported to the commissioners that quotes have been received for a flashing stop sign for the intersection where Hensler Road meets ND 25
Looking back on the year that was
Reflecting on the past is good practice – it provides opportunities to review the events that have occurred, how they’ve been addressed, and determine what changes, if any, could have been or should be made as we move into the future.
