Halliday News

Arthur Rasch, 85, Minot, formerly of the Halliday area, died Saturday, July 4, 2009, in a Minot hospital.

A Federal Emergency Management Agency team examined a box culvert Thursday near Halliday that was damaged from an ice jam earlier this spring.

A tragic accident that ended the life of two Hettinger residents on Monday and another crash involving a tractor over the weekend is a reminder to keep an eye out for farm equipment on area roads.

Authorities are reviewing a drunken driving charge against a woman released from prison about a month ago after serving time for stealing money from the Twin Buttes school.

Dickinson State University student Silvia Vigier flipped crepes while Anupa Bhurtel and Tenzin Yankeyi talked to elementary students about their customs.

Jonathan Voss, of the Halliday area, is accused of depriving the cattle of food, water or shelter and allowing the animals to "run at large," on land that did not belong to him.

The Dunn County Sheriff's Department took nearly 60 heads of cattle into custody Feb.

Those looking to rent in Golva in 10 years may be in for a not-so pleasant surprise.

Richard Weisenburger, 84, Minot, and formerly of the Halliday area, died Friday, Dec.

This fast-paced, campy romp shows the darker side of the Santa myth-including the fallout that comes after Mommy is caught kissing Santa Claus.

Who could fill the shoes of Sister Thomas? The question wasn't rhetorical for the University of Mary Board of Trustees.

NEW TOWN Northern Star, a gift shop in New Town, opened Monday under ownership of the Three Affiliated Tribes.

TOM STROMME/Tribune The Rev. James Shea was introduced to the University of Mary students, faculty, staff and community the university's sixth president on 12-5 morning in the Tharaldson School of Business on ...