NELSON COUNTY
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Five N.D. properties named to national register
A theater, pavilion, hotel, forest and stone structures have been listed in the National Register of Historic Places, according to a news release from the State Historical Society. The National ...
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N.D. proposes another cut in deer licenses 
Northeast hunting units will see biggest reduction.
By Brad Dokken , April 28, 2013
Nelson Co. sheriff: "will seek grand jury petitions on Brossart plea deal"
Nelson County (N.D.) Sheriff Kelly Janke has promised to push for a citizen-initiated grand jury as part of his protest of a plea agreement in the Rodney Brossart terrorizing case. That led to a change of prosecutors in the case.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 09, 2013
Prosecutor in Brossart case resigns abruptly
Criticized by the Nelson County sheriff and the County Commission chairman for his handling of the case and others, Doug Manbeck resigned Monday.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 05, 2013
Pekin, N.D., woman founded, built one of state's premiere rural arts program
Retired arts council director Brenda Bjorlie worked hard to make rural Nelson County a star among North Dakota’s arts programs.
January 04, 2013
Grand Forks gets funds for regional transit
The city of Grand Forks is getting federal and state grants worth $291,000 to improve public transportation for veterans and other riders in six northeast North Dakota counties. The money would be used to create a system to coordinate transit throughout the region.
By Brandi Jewett , December 11, 2012
Nelson County sheriff seeks ouster of state’s attorney
Nelson County Sheriff Kelly Janke told county commissioners here Thursday it was time to remove State’s Attorney Doug Manbeck from office. He’s complained for months about Manbeck’s work habits, Janke said.
By Stephen J. Lee , December 06, 2012
Quilt Trail debuts today in Nelson County
Barns and quilts are two of the images perhaps most associated with rural life. Today through Sunday, a tour of quilts painted on eight-foot wooden panels and hung on barns will debut near Michigan, N.D.
October 26, 2012
Nelson, Pembina counties lift burn ban
Nelson and Pembina counties in northeast North Dakota lifted their burn bans on Thursday. Recent rains and snow have reduced the fire hazard, both counties’ commissioners said in a news release.
By Herald Staff Report , October 04, 2012
2 injured in Nelson County accident
Two North Dakota men were injured Thursday morning when a semi rear-ended a farm truck near Michigan, N.D., according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
By Herald Staff Report , September 13, 2012
Old-time threshing bee set for two days at Stump Lake Park
Music by the Radio Stars, the Dixie Cups and the High Plains Trio will be among the highlights of the 17th annual Stump Lake Village Threshing Bee Sunday and Monday at Stump Lake Park sponsored by the Nelson County (N.D.) Historical Society.
By Herald Staff Report , August 31, 2012
Dahlen N.D., marks 100 years
Arlan and Jan Dahlen and their neighbors will host as many as 500 guests today, as the community named for Arlan’s ancestors celebrates its 100th anniversary.
By Kevin Bonham , July 06, 2012
Former residents, neighbors of Whitman, N.D., help celebrate 100 years
This tiny Nelson County town boasts a population of two — four during the summer months — but it was difficult to tell Friday afternoon when more than 300 showed up to celebrate the town’s centennial.
By TJ Jerke , July 06, 2012
Ramsey County to receive largest portion of aid for road repairs throughout Devils Lake Basin
Ramsey County will receive the lion’s share of a $6 million state allocation to help pay the local matches for nearly $36.5 million in emergency road repair projects in the Devils Lake Basin. The North Dakota Legislature allocated $6 million to pay the local match of the projects on federal-aid roads, including U.S. Highway 281 and North Dakota Highways 19, 20 and 57 in the five basin counties: Benson, Eddy, Nelson, Ramsey and Towner.
By Kevin Bonham , April 24, 2012
Park River, N.D., man avoids jail time on burglaries
A Park River, N.D., man won’t serve jail time in a string of burglaries in three North Dakota counties late last year, but he must pay $7,341 in restitution.
By Herald Staff Report , April 18, 2012
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