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LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO Wanderlust: Hillsboro and Mayville, ND
When I get bored, I drive. When I feel sad, I drive. When I have the time, I drive. My life is flecked with wanderlust. Or, more like plagued.I've read enough travel memoirs to know I'm not alone and...
Posted on 3/14/13 at 5:07 PM
FARGO SCHOOL TALK New administrators joining Fargo Public Schools
The Fargo Public Schools announces today that it will welcome three new administrators to positions across the District for the fall of 2012. All are replacement hires, who will fill positions being v...
Posted on 4/12/12 at 1:39 PM
MONKE BUSINESS DSU baseball team needs to win Mayville State series
The Dickinson State baseball team needs to win its four-game series at Mayville State on Saturday and Sunday if it wants to reach the Association of Independent Institutions Tournament. Five of the s...
Posted on 4/11/12 at 12:59 AM
THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Mayville lawmaker resigns
BISMARCKA Mayville lawmaker resigned Wednesday after 20 years in the state Senate. Democrat Elroy Lindaas said he wanted to continue to serve, but his wifes health concerns made it too difficult to c...
Posted on 12/2/10 at 10:41 AM
STAFF BLOG PETERSON'S PERCEPTIONS Remaining DAC schools have number of factors to ponder
Area schools Jamestown College, Mayville State and Valley City State will have a lot of tough decisions in the next year or so as they decide the best way to proceed with their athletic programs. Wi...
Posted on 10/6/10 at 2:26 PM
Mayville votes to raise taxes; incumbents targeted for recall survive 
MAYVILLE, N.D. - Voters here overwhelmingly agreed on Wednesday to a property tax hike to pay for a new fire engine and to keep two City Council members targeted by a recall effort.
By Forum News Service , January 16, 2013
Mayville elevator to cut dust by installing air pollution control system
MAYVILLE, N.D. — Mayville Farmers Co-op Elevator plans to install a $550,000 air pollution control system within six months to control dust and chaff from its elevator in downtown Mayville.
By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications , December 10, 2012
Mayville residents suggest co-op expand outside of town
MAYVILLE, N.D. - Mayport Farmer’s Co-op Elevator isn’t going anywhere, despite a public campaign urging the business to expand outside of town rather than in downtown Mayville.
By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications , October 24, 2012
DeWitt named Mayville State men's basketball coach, SID
MAYVILLE, N.D. - Dan DeWitt has been named men’s basketball coach at Mayville State University. DeWitt also will serve as the university’s sports information director.
By Forum Communications Co. , April 24, 2012
Mayville State University to host STEM carnival
MAYVILLE, N.D. – The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics carnival will be held at the Mayville State University Wellness Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The free event is open to adults and children of all ages.
By Forum staff reports , April 20, 2012
Best-selling North Dakota author to speak in Mayville
MAYVILLE, N.D. – Marc de Celle, author of “How Fargo of You,” will speak at 7 p.m. May 1 at Mayville State University’s Campus Center Foyer.
By Forum staff reports , March 30, 2012
Traill County tells west that small-town North Dakota is still around
County marketing itself in Oil Patch to bring in those struggling with lifestyle thereHILLSBORO, N.D. - Wade Trulson has seen a lot of change for a 36-year-old farmer who lives just a couple of miles from the home where he grew up. “I’m just sitting here right now looking out the window watching traffic go by on Highway 2,” said Trulson, who lives near Stanley. “It’s crazy.” The traffic is just part of what the oil boom has brought to western North Dakota. While there have been economic benefits, some feel less safe.
By J. Shane Mercer , March 09, 2012
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Mayville State reports enrollment gains
MAYVILLE, N.D. – Final enrollment figures for spring semester at Mayville State University show an enrollment of 929, up from 735 in the spring of 2009, a 23 percent increase.
February 09, 2012
Ashley Haines, killed in Christmas Eve crash, led a life of determination, laughter
Hillsboro woman excelled in sports, academicsMAYVILLE, N.D. – In the middle of a big Mayville State volleyball game, Ashley Haines hustled up to her coach with a hint of frustration in her voice.
December 29, 2011
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Mayville State gets $1M for scholarships
A $1 million endowment, the largest donation in the school’s history, will yield about $45,000 a year for scholarships that will go to non-traditional students at Mayville State University.
By Forum staff reports , November 10, 2011
Mayville State gets $1 million for scholarships
A $1 million endowment, the largest donation in the school’s history, will yield about $45,000 a year for scholarships that will go to non-traditional students at Mayville State University.
November 09, 2011
Mayville native creates cards to organize parents’ lives
Karen Lyng Asmundson knows what it means to forget an important piece of sports equipment.
By Tracy Frank , September 19, 2011
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Mayville State ties record enrollment with 924 students
MAYVILLE, N.D. – Mayville State University has matched its record high first-day enrollment of 924 set in 1969.
By Forum staff reports , August 25, 2011
Mayville State sets summer record
MAYVILLE, N.D. – Mayville State University experienced a large increase in enrollment for this year’s summer session.
By Forum staff reports , July 29, 2011
Mayville insurance agent plays herself in State Farm TV commercial
Video insideMAYVILLE, N.D. - Jessica DeClercq’s first brush with television-induced celebrity came uninvited. But at least acting in a nationally televised State Farm Insurance commercial didn’t take her too far out of her comfort zone.
By Paulette Tobin, Grand Forks Herald , July 22, 2011
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