TRAILL COUNTY
Mayville theater has county’s backing 
The Traill County Commission will seek grants to help raise $90,000 for a digital projector and sound system for the 94-year-old Delchar Theater in Mayville, N.D.
By Herald Staff Report , February 12, 2013
Grand Forks man ponders war that took great-great grandfather’s life
Kjersti Johnson’s death at the age of 71 “came very suddenly,” the Hillsboro Banner reported in 1933. Ray Holmberg of Grand Forks, a state senator and retired high school guidance counselor, has heard stories about Kjersti recently from an elderly aunt in Colorado. As he learned about her, he thought about the tragic clash between Dakota Indians and white settlers 150 years ago and how the wound has festered.
By Chuck Haga , July 05, 2012
DUI saturation: One arrested in Traill, 20 in Stark counties
One driving under the influence arrest, 12 traffic citations and eight written warnings were issued during a patrol saturation late Saturday night and early Sunday morning in Traill County.
By Herald Staff Report , June 25, 2012
Grand Forks-Traill rural water expands service
Grand Forks Traill Water District is planning a $5 million project to extend rural water service to about 150 new customers in Grand Forks and Traill counties. The rural water district recently received a $3.7 million grant through the North Dakota State Water Commission to provide water to people who now have access only to well water with nitrate and arsenic levels that may exceed state and federal limits.
By Kevin Bonham , June 22, 2012
Oldest vehicle bridge in North Dakota restored
North Dakota transportation officials this week are dedicating the restored Viking Bridge in Traill County.
By Associated Press , May 14, 2012
Traill County starts recruiting residents from Oil Patch
The Traill County Economic Development Commission began a new marketing campaign Thursday to attract people now struggling in the western North Dakota Oil Patch with a simple message: “Housing. Jobs. Family life.” The three-month campaign is targeting people who are financially affected by the rising cost of living; those who feel at risk and those no longer satisfied with the lifestyle or culture.
By Herald Staff Report , March 01, 2012
Grand Forks EDC wins agri-business grant
The Grand Forks Region Economic Development Corporation has received a $54,350 grant to complete an extensive study and assessment of agri-business opportunities within Grand Forks, Nelson, Traill and Walsh counties.
By Herald Staff Report , February 17, 2012
Fargo man sets himself on fire, is saved by Hillsboro police chief
A Fargo man set his SUV and himself on fire in front of the Trail County Courthouse. The man climbed out the driver-side window and fell to the ground, then Hillsboro Police Chief Ray Weber threw his coat around him, smothering the flames.
By Mike Nowatzki , February 14, 2012
Grand Forks criminal defense attorney found dead in I-29 rest stop
Friends and colleagues remember Steven M. Light, 42Light, found dead Wednesday night in a rest stop near Hillsboro, N.D., was a prominent criminal defense attorney in Grand Forks and Fargo. He was well known for defending Rodney Chisholm, who convicted of murdering his older brother Donald. He also defended a former psychologist who treated sex offenders at the state mental hospital against child pornography charges.
By Chris Bieri and Stephen J. Lee , February 09, 2012
Hillsboro dispute over 7th-place poker finish results in aggravated assault charge
William Mooney is accused of attacking 42-year-old Dale Czapiewski, also of Hillsboro, with a steel baseball bat outside of the Hillsboro Sports Bar before fleeing the scene.
By Sam Benshoof , February 03, 2012
N.D. seatbelt enforcement effort yields 64 citations
A nine-day stretch of increased seatbelt enforcement yielded 64 seatbelt-specific violations the North Dakota Highway Patrol’s Southeast Region, the agency said Thursday.
By Herald Staff Report , February 02, 2012
Poker tournament results argument leads to assault charge
A 49-year-old Hillsboro man faces an aggravated assault charge after an argument about a seventh-place finish in a poker tournament turned violent.
By Sam Benshoof , February 02, 2012
Highway Patrol to conduct saturation patrol
The North Dakota Highway Patrol, Southeast Region, will conduct a saturation patrol of Cass, Richland, Barnes and Traill counties Friday and Saturday.
By Herald Staff Report , January 11, 2012
S.D. Hutterite colony to build in Traill County
Despite protests from some neighbors, a Hutterite colony likely will start construction in the spring in southern Traill County.
On Wednesday, the Bohnsack Township Board approved the plans by Hutterite families who are breaking off from a colony near Mitchell, S.D., to form the Spruce Lane Colony.
By Ryan Bakken , December 17, 2011
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