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Packers jumping trio soars above the rest
West Fargo - Jumping events are a big part to any track and field meet, and few take to the air better than the West Fargo senior trio of Jordan Bishoff, Jaime Heinen-Lugert and Christina Bruenjes.
RELATED CONTENTLarson ready for one last meet before heading to D-I Nebraska
Fargo - The days of wearing blue and gold are numbered for Fargo North senior standout athlete Kira Larson.
RELATED CONTENTLisbon track standout has one last hurdle to clear
Lisbon, N.D. - Lisbon’s Natallie Jones can run an open sprint race, but adding hurdles to the equation is when the Broncos’ senior track standout starts to separate from the rest of North Dakota Class B.
RELATED CONTENTDeacons golf off to torrid EDC start
FARGO – The regular season for Eastern Dakota Conference boys golf is only two weeks old, but that hasn’t stopped Fargo Shanley from getting off to a fast start.
RELATED CONTENTFargo North girls re-write record books at East Region track
FARGO – Several records fell at the North Dakota East Region girls track and field meet on Saturday, and all of them were broken by Fargo North.
RELATED CONTENTWest Fargo senior wins three events at ND East Region track meet
FARGO – One event just fed into the next on Saturday for West Fargo senior Jaime Heinen-Lugert.
RELATED CONTENTGrand Forks Red River wins its 13th straight ND East Region tennis title
FARGO – Make it 13 straight North Dakota East Region team championships for the Grand Forks Red River girls tennis team.
RELATED CONTENTCentral Cass' Bresnahan making most of shortened spring sports season 
Casselton, N.D. - Central Cass senior Ellery Bresnahan has no trouble getting his swings in during the spring sports season.
RELATED CONTENTPackers and Spartans split EDC baseball doubleheader
WEST FARGO – Monday’s start for West Fargo senior pitcher Camran Bonnema wasn’t his best of the year, but it was enough to keep the Packers undefeated in conference play.
RELATED CONTENTWeather an issue for fishing opener
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. – Lakes with ice, wind and cool temperatures were a recipe for a sub-par Minnesota fishing opener in the region on Saturday. Anglers expected less-than-ideal conditions, but that didn’t stop many from baiting hooks and casting lines wherever there was open water.
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No. 5 ranked North tops South in girls hoops
FARGO – If at first you don’t succeed, try again.
RELATED CONTENTLibrary adds self-checkout systems
After 18 months, many users of Fargo’s north library branch are comfortable with the self-checkout system. Now patrons of the new Dr. James Carlson library in south Fargo are jumping on board.
RELATED CONTENTG.F. woman remembers attack: ‘This is no drill’
Agnes Shurr was asleep aboard the USS Solace when the Japanese attacked on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941. The Navy nurse was supposed to be off duty.
RELATED CONTENTStudy shows cost, look of dome expansion
Architects today presented the Dome Addition Task Force with a nearly finished study of what a Fargodome expansion could look like and cost.
Event set to mark soldiers’ return
Friends and family will gather in Minneapolis Sunday to celebrate the return of more than 1,000 soldiers, including soldiers from Moorhead, following a 22-month deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Scout collects Beanies for kids
A Moorhead boy working to become an Eagle Scout is collecting Beanie Babies for soldiers to give to Iraqi children.
Honor Flight leaves Friday
A second flight of World War II veterans leaves soon for Washington, D.C. More than 260 veterans are expected to board a 747 on Friday as part of the WDAY World War II Honor Flight.
Dunkin honors woman’s support
A Grand Forks, N.D., woman is being honored for the support she gave an injured soldier.
Traveling monument on its way near here
A black granite wall listing Minnesota military members killed in Iraq and Afghanistan will be on display Sunday in Detroit Lakes, Minn.
New Clay attorney now back from Iraq
The new Clay County attorney is back from Iraq and will be sworn into office Thursday.
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