GRAFTON ND
Verizon expands network throughout northeastern N.D. 
Verizon Wireless is expanding its 4G network to parts of northeastern North Dakota, it announced this week.
By Herald Staff Report , March 02, 2013
VIDEO: Fake gunshots, fake blood, but Grafton school shooting drill felt real
Hearing sound of guns and screams in the hallway left many participants shaken. As school shootings make headlines nationwide, drills like the one in Grafton that better arm schools with safety techniques have gained greater significance.
By Jennifer Johnson , February 21, 2013
Grafton to stage mock school shooting
Grafton, N.D., middle and high schools will be participating in a mock shooting event Thursday to practice the school’s emergency plan. Students will not be in the school at the time, officials said.
By Herald Staff Report , February 19, 2013
Wangler to retire from Red River council
Julius Wangler, the longtime executive director of the Red River Regional Council, will retire July 31. He has been with the regional planning organization since its beginning in 1973.
By Herald Staff Report , February 01, 2013
Former Grafton stockbroker misses deadline, faces prison
A former stockbroker in Grafton, N.D., and Grand Forks faces prison time after failing to come up with $2.1 million in restitution by the Tuesday deadline set by the court.
By Stephen J. Lee , January 30, 2013
A revival for small town theaters
About a year ago, Tom Henriksen was considering the unthinkable — closing the doors to the Strand Twin Theatre, a local institution that his family has owned and operated for more than 75 years.
By Kevin Bonham , January 21, 2013
Former Grand Forks, Grafton stockbroker pleads guilty to illegal securities sales
Former stockbroker Ross Haugen, 59, pleaded guilty today in state district court here to illegally selling $2.5 million worth of securities to six elderly Walsh County residents in 2006 and 2007.
By Stephen J. Lee , January 09, 2013
Slaughter plant proposed in northeast North Dakota
An economic development group wants to open a custom slaughter plant in Pembina or Walsh county. Such a plant would provide a market for locally-raised cattle and hogs, as well as deer and other wild game.
By Kevin Bonham , January 03, 2013
Battling disease, Grafton woman inspires family with kindness
A rare genetic disease forced Nicole O’Toole of Grafton, N.D., to spend much of her childhood in and out of hospitals. Rather than dwell on these struggles, she thinks about others, say family. The 18-year-old was born with tuberous sclerosis, a disease that causes non-malignant tumors to grow on the brain, kidneys and skin.
By Jennifer Johnson , December 31, 2012
Devoted Grafton mother pushes back the veil of autism
When her son, Ethan, was diagnosed with autism at age 2 in fall 2005, Jalene Suda devoted herself completely to his recovery. She quit a good job to stay home and marshal every available resource to free her son from this complex, isolating brain disorder.
By Pamela Knudson , December 26, 2012
Learning the joy of giving in Grafton
“Kids Shopping with Santa” in Grafton, N.D., offers children a chance to experience the joy of giving, instead of always being on the receiving end. It also offers developmentally disabled people, who help run the event, a way to integrate into the community.
By Pamela Knudson , December 12, 2012
VIDEO: Warroad, Minn., man accused of leaving girlfriend, her daughter out in cold
A Warroad, Minn., man is accused of forcing his girlfriend and her young daughter to stand outside in the cold near Grafton, N.D., before leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase.
By David Schwab , December 11, 2012
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Grafton builds on success
Dwelling on the past isn’t part of Laurie Sieben’s basketball plan this winter. Neither, however, does she want the 2011-12 season to be forgotten.
By Greg DeVillers , December 10, 2012
Walsh County adopts law it may not be able to enforce
County commissioners voted Tuesday to approve an ordinance on parental custody rights, but left it to the courts to decide if they had the authority to do so.
By Christopher Bjorke , December 04, 2012
Altru foundation gifts rural clinics with new equipment
Healthcare facilities in Park River, Grafton, McVille and Langdon, all in North Dakota, will be getting telemedicine equipment from the Altru Health Foundation, the Grand Forks-based group said Wednesday.
By Herald Staff Report , November 21, 2012
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