Oct 14, 2009 | Valley News Live
Horace man arrested for exposing himself
A 45-year-old man from Horace, North Dakota, is in jail on charges of indecent exposure.
7-Day Clinic to offer free vaccinations to area children
The 7-Day Clinic will rotate through the schools in October to ensure as many children and adults can receive the seasonal flu vaccine.
Animals and humans react differently to fluoride
Dear Dr. Fox: I read in today's paper about a dog with very sore gums. I am one of those rare people who is highly allergic to fluoride in water.
Horace, West Fargo firefighters battle haybale blaze
" The Cass County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fire that destroyed about 45 haybales overnight as suspicious, Capt.
School bond referendum vote approaching June 9
The Vote Yes committee held a press conference on Friday, May 29, to answer questions about the June 9 bond referendum, and to remind people to get out and vote.
Ultimate level' for Devils Lake
Devils Lake is about as high as water ought to go, the Devils Lake City Commission sang in chorus May 18, as commissioners voted unanimously to "establish 1,446 as the ultimate level of Devils Lake." Devils Lake Journal articles noted that the Ramsey County Commission voted unanimously to support the concept two days later.
Three teachers retiring in district
Each year, the West Fargo Pioneer likes to recognize the West Fargo School Districta s retiring teachers for their years of service and dedication.
Stimulus money to cover overlay projects
The West Fargo City Commission approved a cost participation agreement Monday night with the North Dakota Department of Transportation for Street Improvement District 2207 involving the overlay of various city streets at zero expense to the city.
Convicted rapist now living in north Fargo
A former Horace, N.D., man convicted of rape has moved to the Fargo area. Adalpe Leal recently completed a five-year sentence for raping two girls in May 2004 while they baby-sat his girlfrienda s 6-month-old child.
Hopes for new West Fargo Middle School
West Fargo school leaders have unveiled which elementary schools will be funneled into the new middle and high schools the district plans to build, if voters approve the money to do it.
Water, water everywhere; Flood fight continues especially in rural areas
Angie Michaelsohn piles sandbags after they are filled outside her home in the Willow Creek subdivision west of West Fargo Sunday afternoon.
Capt. freed...Crew celebrates...Obama in church
An American captain held by pirates in the Indian Ocean since Wednesday is free and unharmed.