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Whether you're doing a small remodel or a big renovation, living without a kitchen can be hectic, crazy and expensive. And eating out every night could end up blowing your remodeling budget. But if you plan and prepare, you can survive, thrive and even have fun while waiting for your new kitchen to be done. Plan on setting up a temporary kitchen in some place like your garage, basement or utility room (ideally, someplace with a sink). Ask your contractor if he can help. Before you get rid of your old cabinets, have him place a few in your...
The basic techniques of blacksmithing will be taught at Fort Union on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (CDT). This workshop is presented by Fort Union Blacksmith Guy Pontoriero, Fairview, as well as additional blacksmiths, Tom Brown, John Hutter and Stuart Reed. The event is free. Pontoriero says, “We will have forges and anvils available.” All who attend the workshop are encouraged to participate, from novices to accomplished iron workers. Participants are advised to bring their own lunch and wear appropriate clothing. The fort will als...
Watford City’s Josh Johnson #22 looks for a hole as he carries the ball for a first down against Killdeer. The Wolves defeated the Cowboys in the JV contest 12-6....
High corn values and severe drought in the southern plains are impacting the entire industry. According to the Denver based Livestock Marketing Information Center (LMIC) feedlots recorded profits during the first four months of this year but cattle feeding returns have been mired in red ink the last four months. Break even sale prices using current feedstuff costs for late this year are mostly in the $128-130 per cwt. range. So, based on LMIC slaughter price forecasts ($115-118 averages in the...
The Recycling Advisory Board is proud to announce that the next Trashy Tuesday drive will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 18 from 3-7 p.m. at Richland County Public Works, 2140 W. Holly St. by the Richland County Fairgrounds. The drive will be self-service for those who bring their recycling materials, sorting independently into labeled bins to assist in speeding up the process. New to the collection list are plastic grocery bags to be accepted for reuse. Accepted items remain the same as previous drives including all types of plastic bottles and...
The Sidney Cross Country team competed in a meet in Wolf Point last Saturday. Freshman Lakayla Nentwig led all the Sidney runners, finishing 10th out of 43 runners with a time of 23 minutes and 15 seconds. Senior Lizzy Gangstad finished second highest (15th) with a time of 24 minutes and 5 seconds. Sidney will run in Colstrip on Thursday and Fort Peck on Saturday. Full results: High School (43 runners) 10th Lakayla Nentwig 23:15 15th Lizzy Gangstad 24:05 28th Sam Gangstad 27:29 30th Lexi Hernandez 28:37 33rd Lyndsay Nesper 29:06 39th Draven...
