CASSELTON
DRAGON NEWS Online: a locally-produced murder mystery titled "Curtain Call"
MSU Moorhead has the only four-year film production program in Minnesota. It's grown quickly and now has about 155 majors. They create a lot of work, but most of it is seen by other students or par...
Posted on 3/10/11 at 2:50 PM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND Quad Cities bird report
Spent the afternoon in the Quad Cities...Buffalo, Enderlin, Kindred Casselton...saw an array of birds. Swans, ducks, snow geese, Canada geese....some good numbers of snow geese migrating in and throug...
Posted on 3/27/10 at 2:35 PM
THE DULLUM FILE Maple River Winery
This evening on News @5 Greg Rixen of Happy Harry's Bottle Shop filled us in on Casselton's Maple River Winery. Here are the four wines he talked about: Maple River Winery Country Crabapple Finished s...
Posted on 3/4/10 at 12:00 PM
Area Presbyterians deal with unusual leadership conflicts 
Unprecedented turmoil in recent months in local and regional Presbyterian circles — including five lay leaders in a Grand Forks congregation quitting the church after being charged with violating church rules as well as a top administrator being dismissed suddenly — was the main business at a meeting in Casselton, N.D., on Monday.
By Stephen J. Lee , June 20, 2011
LEGION BASEBALL: Casselton eliminates Munich
Lightning didn’t strike twice for Munich.
On Thursday, in the second round of the North Dakota Class B American Legion baseball tournament, Casselton had no-hit Munich for six innings. But Munich rallied for five runs in the seventh and claimed an 8-5 win in eight innings.
By Greg DeVillers , July 31, 2010
Man arrested in Casselton drug bust
A 22-year-old man faces several drug-related charges after Cass County Sheriff’s authorities executed a search warrant this morning in Casselton.
By The Forum , April 21, 2010
N.D. Class B girls state basketball tournament: Central Cass reaches its first title game since 1974
Squirrels get semifinal win over Standing Rock
By Herald Wire Report , March 05, 2010
Fargo firefighter leaves Casselton department for promotion
A Fargo firefighter recently promoted to captain was told he’d have to give up his position on the Casselton, N.D., volunteer fire department if he wanted to advance.
By Mike Nowatzki , February 20, 2010
West Fargo mayor candidate proposes monorail
Peter Karl says a monorail between Casselton and West Fargo, N.D., would improve local commerce and mass transit.
By Associated Press , February 17, 2010
Tharaldson's company faces lawsuit over failed Las Vegas complex
A federal judge in Bismarck is considering a lawsuit filed by the Bank of Oklahoma against one of North Dakota businessman Gary Tharaldson’s companies in a dispute linked to a failed Las Vegas complex.
By Associated Press , November 25, 2009
3 taken to hospital after wet spill near Casselton
Four snowplows were sent out on Interstate 94 west of Fargo after a truck hauling wet distillers grain, an ethanol plant byproduct, left part of its load on the interstate.
By Associated Press , November 16, 2009
Casselton hosts Smithsonian exhibit
The Heritage Center in the southeastern North Dakota town of Casselton is hosting a traveling Smithsonian Institution exhibit through November.
By Associated Press , November 01, 2009
North Dakota's tallest dog? Maybe even the world's
Most dogs described by their owners as “skin and bones” and “all legs” don’t weigh 180 pounds.
But then, Boomer is no common canine.
By Mike Nowatzki , October 06, 2009
NORTH DAKOTA ROUNDUP: Cable suit nears settlement ... Temporary ethanol plant shutdown ... Hoeven appoints Youth Council etc.
Gov. John Hoeven has appointed a state Youth Council and established a “youth office” in North Dakota’s Department of Commerce.
Hoeven said the moves will help consolidate the state’s efforts to attract young people to North Dakota and convince new college graduates to remain in the state.
September 23, 2009
Tharaldson Ethanol temporarily shut down
The Casselton, N.D., plant shut down a couple of weeks ago because it is going through some changes with its dryer equipment, said Kyle Newman, Tharaldson senior vice president.
By The Forum , September 23, 2009
Carrington looks to replace totaled ambulance
Officials in Carrington are trying to raise about $145,000 to replace an ambulance that was totaled in a crash last winter.
By Associated Press , August 24, 2009
Amenia crash kills man, injures Finley woman
A Finley, N.D., woman was injured Saturday in an accident near Amenia, N.D., that killed Darrell Ramstad, 63, Hunter, N.D.
By Stephen J. Lee , August 17, 2009
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