Central McLean News-Journal - News
Tour time meets tee time
Westridge Golf Course at Underwood is set to get folks ready and raring for the 2017 golf season, as the golf club members present their second annual Beer and Wine Tour this Saturday night starting at 6 p.m.
School facing more staffing changes
Change is afoot at the Underwood School, as another teacher has announced her planned retirement, and two teachers in charge of extra-curricular activities resigned their positions.
No to storage; yes to retail, hotels
Getting the commercial park up and running took a small step forward Monday night as Underwood’s city commissioners narrowed down some guidelines for the city’s zoning committee to use as they move forward with trying to annex and zone the commercial property on the east side of Underwood.
Time is right for A Starry Night
The Comet Kids dance organizers are changing things up a bit this year, offering not only an opportunity for area children to get dressed up in their finest duds to dance the night away with their favorite adults, but they’re adding lots of games and even more fun.
NEAC hopes to reincarnate haunted house
There was no shortage of ideas on how to expand on what the Northern Expressions Arts Council is doing in Underwood, as new board members Kyle Wolf and Freedom Bassett offered new insights and ideas to the group at its regular monthly meeting this past Wednesday.
Redux of business alliance in the works
As members of the Underwood Civic Club made plans for several activities this year, Underwood’s economic development director, Wendy Spencer, informed them that the area economic development group is looking at bringing back the business alliance that used to be in Underwood.
College-credit classes on chopping block
Students have been able to get a jump-start to their college educations at the Underwood Public School for several years, earning college credits in Speech, College Algebra and Sociology.
Board prepares for influx of ‘K’ students
The Underwood School Board went into executive session following Tuesday’s regular school board meeting, but before that, they discussed the potential needs for the upcoming school year.
Two-car collision at 200 and 48
Five area residents were transported to a Bismarck hospital Saturday afternoon following a two-car collision just before 5:30 p.m. at the intersection of ND Highways 200 and 48 near Coleharbor.
