Valley City News

Authorities have recovered the body of a 21-year-old woman who disappeared while swimming in Lake Ashtabula Friday morning.

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One highway patrol trooper who helped find those escapees was honored for her bravery at a ceremony today.

Troopers Megan Christopher and Ben Kennelly and Sgt. Bryan Niewind were given the patrol's distinguished service medal Thursday.

Warren Hinrichs says he's painted flagpoles in 48 states over the past 50 years.

Norma Voldal recalls the dangers of the Valley City's Farmers Market's first location.

A Valley City State softball player who survived a crash into a lake in April says she remembers little about the crash.

When radio stations play rocker Alice Cooper's "School's Out" in spring, kids are not the only ones rejoicing.

Submitted by Journal Staff on June 26, 2009 - 11:26am. Military News The Valley City, N.D.-based Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment of the 231st Brigade Support Battalion was recently named the first North Dakota unit to be awarded the Army Chief of Staff Supply Excellence Award.

Valley City said farewell to flooding Saturday by burning sandbag pallets as part of Community Days, the annual city celebration.

Construction workers on Third Avenue Northeast are moving massive amounts of earth in Valley City - not to keep water out but to keep it in.

North Dakota lawmakers have approved spending $276,000 for emergency repairs to the fieldhouse at Valley City State University.

The eighth annual Rally for the Cure will be June 24 at the Valley City Town & Country Club.

A band of youths gathered Monday night to burn American and North Dakota flags - but they did so with the help and approval of the American Legion.

Valley City officials have passed a resolution seeking to keep some of the city`s dikes for at least a year.

After spring flooding, dike removal is time-consuming and sandbag disposal is proceeding, but sandbag pallet disposal has a simple, quick answer: Have a bonfire cookout.

Officials say the new Ashtabula Wind Energy Center will generate enough electricity to power more than 36,000 homes a year.

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press Bismarck , N.D. North Dakota's Supreme Court has decided that a district judgeship should stay in Dickinson .

Now into summer, Ken Schmitz is still dealing with revenue loss related to spring flooding.

Valley City property owners excluded from the city's Renaissance Zone may be added to the zone due to new state legislation.