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SUNBURY — This past August, Ernest R. Sauers Jr., of Sunbury, said he was returning home from a revival service led by a friend of his when he felt the
Paul Clinton Ornberg, 86, Fargo, died on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at Lilac Homes, Moorhead, under the care of HIA Hospice.
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(BPT) - Allied World is the first corporate award founder of the Make-A-Wish Starblazer Awards.
The Mandan Park Board has selected KC Park as the site for a community splash pad.
Do you know someone who devotes their time to make the holiday brighter for others, and never seeks credit for it? It could be someone who has volunteered for years
The community gathered on Wednesday, Nov. 11, to recognize the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces during a Veterans Day ceremony hosted by Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 753. “Let us remember that our gratitude should not be confined to a single date,” said Brad Reed, department commander for […]
Submitted Photo American Legion Post members, led by Austin Gillette, commander, march in for the White Shield Veterans Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Karen LoneFight.
Herbie K. Nelson was born April 3, 1947, to Herb and Gladys (Holien) Nelson in Grand Forks ND. He passed away November 11, 2026, from complications of Parkinson’s. Herbie attended school in Thompson ND graduating in 1965. He continued his education at UND graduating from ND State School of Science…
Jim McDonald, also a pentecostal minister, is regarded by many in the region as a firewood expert, a designation he quickly dismisses out of modesty.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story contains accounts given to the Pioneer by alleged victims of criminal behavior. It is generally the policy of the Pioneer to not identify victims of crime
STURGIS — A computer disruption at the Meade County dispatch center was the result of faulty equipment, and not a human-caused security breach, officials say.