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  • One for the birds: L/E/M rolls past CHS, 50-8

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    Over the eight previous weeks of football, the Carrington Cardinals played their way near the top of an otherwise parity-filled Region 2, and gave themselves one shot to capture a regular-season crown. However, the longtime regional power, Langdon/Edmore/Munich, proved themselves to be on a whole other level Thursday night, October 12. L/E/M ran roughshod over the regional field all season to conclude their regular campaign at 9-0 with a 50-8 drubbing over the Cards at Cardinal Stadium. "Just a...

  • Squirrels drive HWC nuts

    Lane Moellenkamp|Oct 23, 2023

    Central Cass scored 29 points in the first quarter and 14 more in the second quarter to take an insurmountable 43-0 lead into halftime, and cruised to a 49-8 win over Harvey-Wells County in Casselton on Friday, October 13. The Squirrels scored from both sides of the ball, as the offense put up five touchdowns and the defense scored two. The Central Cass defense has been outstanding all year, giving up 21 points in the opening game to Region 1 champion Kindred, and then only surrendering 13 more...

  • Titans show potential in 34-26 season-ending loss to Hankinson

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    Into their final game of the Nine-Man Region 1 season, the Hankinson Pirates were looking good for the region's last playoff spot, at least on paper. The Pirates, along with Maple River, were each in need of a win and hopeful for the other's defeat to grab the number four seed. All Hankinson needed to do was get past the 1-6 Griggs/Midkota Titans, while Maple River had the misfortune of drawing top-ranked Sargent County in the luck of the scheduling. But that's why they play the game. Hankinson...

  • Triple play: Cards get sweeps over Kidder Co., G-M and N-G-S for three in a row

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    Carrington got a bit of their mojo back after a five-set loss to Oakes on October 10, and took out their frustrations on a trio of opponents in matches covering October 12-17. The Cards took a 3-0 win over Kidder County in the first match of that three-game swing, by final scores of 25-15, 25-13 and 25-16 on Thursday. Last Monday, they dispatched Griggs/Midkota, 25-13, 25-10 and 25-13, and did the same to Napoleon/Gackle-Streeter on Senior Night, 25-12, 25-15 and 25-11. With the victories,...

  • Thunder defeat Tornadoes in four

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    Just call it another night in the always-tough Region 3 volleyball wars. M-P-B added another win to their total with a four-set triumph (24-26, 26-24, 25-19, 25-21) over the Oakes Tornadoes, 3-1, last Tuesday evening in Oakes. Maddie Gefroh headed a three-way assault on the Tornado defense with 21 total kills, and 17 apiece came off the hands of Allison Thomas and Brynn Sorenson. Four different Thunder players had at least 20 digs in the win, led by 38 from Sorenson, along with Alaina Bosche (35...

  • HWC defeats Rugby, falls to L/E/M

    Lane Moellenkamp|Oct 23, 2023

    Harvey-Wells County saw both sides of the spectrum in recent volleyball action as they rose to the challenge and defeated the Rugby Panthers for the first time in many, many years. The momentum earned from the big win over Rugby was not enough to challenge one of the state's best teams, though, as Langdon/Edmore/Munich cruised to a 3-0 sweep of HWC in Harvey. HWC 3, Rugby 0 HWC came out on fire with two decisive victories and a come from behind effort in a three-game sweep over the visiting...

  • Cross Country at Bible Camp

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    The 2023 cross country season is hitting the home stretch, and Carrington, Griggs/Midkota and M-P-B were all on hand at the Cooperstown Bible Camp's sprawling campus Thursday, October 12, for the final regular season meet. Runners will now prepare for the postseason, as the East Region Meet was held last Saturday at Cooperstown Golf Club. The culmination of the season, the State Class B Cross Country Meet, will be held Friday, October 27, at Parkhurst Recreation Area north of Jamestown. Top 20-l...

  • G-M falls to L-L-M in District 5 action; takes Kidder Co. to 5 in loss

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    LaMoure/Litchville-Marion took a three-set District 5 victory by the count of 18-25, 13-25 and 22-25 over the Griggs/Midkota Titans Thursday night, October 12, in Cooperstown. Sophomore Kelsey Johnson hit 10 kills for the Titans in defeat, and Vanessa Vollmer's 14 digs also led the team. Additionally notching double digits in the dig statistic were Ryan Johnson (12) and Kennedy Reidman (10). Emma McCullough made 25 assists for G-M, and also was the top server with two aces. Coupled with their...

  • Dakota Recreation Report: October 23, 2023

    Patricia Stockdill|Oct 23, 2023

    Outdoor notes: *Blue-green algae is still present in some area wetlands and lakes so watch water conditions before allowing hunting dogs into the water. It’s deadly and death can occur in minutes. *Please park out of the way of other vehicles and farm equipment on prairie roads and trails. *Oct. 27: James Valley Pheasants Forever banquet, Club 1883, Jamestown, 5 p.m. *Oct. 28: Mink, weasel, & muskrat trapping season opens. *Nov. 6: Fall crow season closes. Fishing: *Devils Lake elevation, Oct. 17: 1,440.32 feet above mean sea level (MSL). *...

  • Central City Lanes Bowling: October 23, 2023

    Oct 23, 2023

    TEN PINS LEAGUE - Week 5 Cornhuskers 79.0 41.0 Schulz Plb, Htg & A/C 76.0 44.0 Albatross 69.0 51.0 Randy’s Pro Shop 63.5 56.5 Shamrock Bar 52.0 68.0 Chain Gang 50.0 70.0 Headlocks Bar 48.5 71.5 5 Spot 36.0 84.0 High Team Game: Randy’s Pro Shop, 849; Headlocks Bar, 770; Shamrock Bar, 702 High Team Series: Randy’s Pro Shop, 2287; Headlocks Bar, 2222; Shamrock Bar, 1977 High Individual Game: Randy Peterson, 287; Jay Morlock, 246; Richie Geringer, 232 High Individual Series: Randy Peterson, 710; Dave Roberts, 612; Jon Friezen, 606 High Rolle...

  • Fall Concert held October 16 at East Gym

    Erik Gjovik|Oct 23, 2023

    Carrington High School and Junior High's Fall Concert was held Monday morning, October 16, in the East Gym. The concert was the first at the director's baton for Annette Hovey at the Carrington school district. At top left, the high school choir performs, while musicians from the junior high and high school bands also showed their talents....

  • SCD donates to Carrington Elementary Library

    Oct 23, 2023

    The Foster County Soil Conservation District made the annual donation of books to the Carrington Elementary School Library. The books provide the schools' Accelerated Reading program with materials on the subjects of conservation, natural resources, and agriculture. Shown here are Mr. Pazdernik's fifth graders, who were the first to take advantage of this generous donation. SCD makes a similar donation to the Midkota grade school. Front, left to right: Della Wittman, Weston Irmen, Radke Hooey,...

  • Carrington Youth Sports donates to Sportsman Club

    Oct 23, 2023

    Carrington Youth Sports donated $2,253.00 to the Central Dakota Sportsman Club, which operates the Carrington Shooting Range. Carrington Youth Sports was awarded a North Dakota Statewide Any-Whitetail Deer Tag by the NDGF Lottery process. The tag is applied for through a special allocation lottery held by the NDGF. Part of receiving this tag is a donation to a conservation related project, which Central Dakota Sportsman Club was selected by Carrington Youth Sports for their constant efforts in...

  • Dakota Datebook: Vietnam casualty, NPL 50th anniversary

    Oct 23, 2023

    Vietnam casualty Grand Forks was like any other Midwestern city in 1965. It was a thriving, bustling community, rapidly expanding south along the river and the economy was good. The Grand Forks Air Base had been established in the late 1950's and sorties of B52's flew from the newly established Strategic Air Command which, only two years earlier, had also begun installing the Minuteman II Missile wing. The influx of military paychecks marked a boost to the local markets. The first half of the...

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  • Lions Peace Poster Contest winners

    Oct 23, 2023

    Winners of the Carrington Lions Club's Peace poster contest were as follows: Violette Nava, first (front center); Anna VanRay, second (left front) and Nathan Boeshans, third (front right). Judges were back row, left to right: Lions Josey Skytland, Lisa Weninger and Shelly Skytland. The winning poster will advance to the district contest in Minot on Oct 21 at the State Lions Convention in Minot....

  • Coloring contest winners

    Oct 23, 2023

    In observance of Fire Prevention Week, The Foster County Independent featured a coloring contest in the October 9 edition. The entrants were judged by Independent staff. Congratulations to the winners, who will each receive a prize package for their efforts. The winners included Jackson Tweed, age 4; Lainey Schulz, age 4; Tyne Dubourt, age 4; Callen Becker, age 5; Melody, age 6 and Avery Florhaug, age 8....