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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Select UND student ensemble, “Trio Ferace,” to play fund-raising concert in Thompson, N.D., April 21, and at UND on April 28
Trio Ferace, a select group of University of North Dakota music students, will be holding a fund-raising concert and silent auction at the Muiderman Theater in Thompson, N.D., at 7:30 p.m., on Saturda...
Posted on 4/19/12 at 1:45 PM
Thompson, N.D., man charged with child neglect turns down deal 
James Hume, the Thompson, N.D., man facing three felony charges of child neglect or abuse involving living with three small children in what investigators called a dirty, unsafe, unsanitary garage last summer turned down a plea deal Monday.
By Herald Staff Report , April 08, 2013
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Thompson returning to state tournament for first time since 2010
Almost all of the five returning starters on the Thompson girls basketball team have seen their scoring averages drop slightly from a year ago. For the Tommies, that has been a good thing. Thompson has more of a share-the-wealth offense as its reserves have played more prominent roles.
By Greg DeVillers , March 19, 2013
HELPING HANDS: St. Joseph’s Social Care... Reynolds Community Betterment... Sherry Slominski benefit
By Herald Staff Report , March 14, 2013
A serial volunteer, Thompson student wins national honor
Xander Burch was far behind at birth. However, 18 years later, it’s clear that he has more than caught up. The latest evidence is the Thompson (N.D.) High School senior winning one of the five annual Military Child of the Year awards from a field of more than 1,000 applicants nationwide.
By Ryan Bakken , March 09, 2013
Senior foot clinic in Thompson rescheduled
The walk-in foot-care clinic for seniors 60 and older originally set for Feb. 11 in Thompson, N.D., has been re-scheduled to 9 a.m. Feb. 21 because of inclement weather.
By Herald Staff Report , February 12, 2013
Thompson, N.D., man charged with threatening witness in child abuse case
A Thompson, N.D., man charged last fall with felony abuse and neglect of his children appeared Monday on a new charge accusing him of threatening to “hurt” a female witness in the child abuse/neglect case.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 04, 2013
MARILYN HAGERTY: Flying doctor ‘vacations’ in Marshall Islands
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Altru's Dr. Glen Yoshida is going to the Marshall Islands to help people in need.
By Marilyn Hagerty , January 12, 2013
AREA PREP NOTEBOOK: Munich-Starkweather junior dominating on the boards
In a starting lineup that included four players standing 6-foot-2 or taller last season, Lucas Dick averaged a double double. With the rest of that height graduating last spring, the 6-foot-5 junior is even more dominant on the boards.
By Greg DeVillers , January 02, 2013
IN THE FIELD: Pam Haus' buck
Pam Haus of Thompson, N.D., shot this 9-point buck Nov. 17 in Unit 2B of eastern North Dakota. “He is the biggest buck that I have ever shot!” Haus writes.
By Herald Staff Report , November 25, 2012
MARILYN HAGERTY: Adopting children takes big hearts, tons of patience
On this single day in November — for the last 12 years — lives of thousands of children in foster care have been forever changed. Ten children were matched here in Grand Forks with their forever families this November.
By Marilyn Hagerty , November 24, 2012
Thompson school project fails to pass
A $3.4 million building project in the Thompson (N.D.) School District failed to receive enough votes to pass Tuesday.
By Brandi Jewett , November 20, 2012
Thompson to vote on school addition
Thompson School District residents will vote on a $3.4 million building project Tuesday.
By Ryan Bakken , November 19, 2012
YOUTH SPORTS: Local players get unique opportunities — to play in Metrodome
While most of the teams in the Grand Forks Youth Football League are hanging up their cleats for the season, two teams have one last game.
And it’s a big road trip for the fifth- and sixth-graders.
By Carrie Sandstrom , October 20, 2012
Thompson plans rally for local post office
It’s another Friday night rally in Thompson, only this one isn’t for a football team or a political candidate. It’s at the Post Office. It’s for the Post Office.
By Chuck Haga , October 18, 2012
Former Thompson, N.D., man wins Grand Forks half-marathon
Thompson, N.D., graduate and former All-American at Hamline University Devin Monson came in first in the inaugural Wild Hog Grand Forks Half Marathon. But it's the longest race he plans on running and plans to stick to 10K runs.
By Wayne Nelson , September 29, 2012
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