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A soybean field in the fall of 2018. Rae Yost/Stevens County Times
Hancock farmer earns a top spot in national yield contest
John Beyer of Hancock was recently honored for being among the nation's highest-producing soybean farmers of his region in the 2018 Asgrow®...
 News 4 hours 26 min ago
MnDOT pays farmers on a per acre basis to leave standing corn rows on selected state roads in areas that are eligible for the Living Snow Fence program. Contributed photo
MnDOT encourages farmers to join standing corn rows program while planning spring planting
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. – As farmers in west central Minnesota finalize their seed purchases and spring planting plans, the Minnesota Department...
 News March 21, 2019 - 4:09am
A sightseer checks out the flooding Red River at Lafave Park in East Grand Forks, Minn., in 2011. Forum News Service file photo
Flood app available for Red River Basin
GRAND FORKS - With spring flood conditions approaching, an app and website is available for people to post reports and share photos of snowpack,...
 News/Weather March 20, 2019 - 11:39am
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Sen. Dave Oehlke, left, R-Devils Lake, and his son, Jeb, assistant Secretary of the Senate, bring their Newfoundland dogs, Kenzie, resting, and Riggley, to stay with them in Bismarck as they work during the state legislative session. Mike McCleary / Bismarck Tribune
'They care about people': Search and rescue dogs join North Dakota lawmaker
BISMARCK — Sen. Dave Oehlke, R-Devils Lake, and his son, Jeb, couldn't be in Bismarck without their dogs. Or, maybe their dogs couldn't be...
 News/government and politics March 20, 2019 - 7:10am
A combine harvests soybeans in the fall of 2018. Bins are visible in the background. RaeYost/Stevens County Times
Prices, yields can impact a fair rent
What's a fair rent for cropland in Stevens County?
 News March 20, 2019 - 1:22am
The eastbound bridge on Interstate 94 over Lake Latoka is being replaced this summer. The westbound bridge was replaced last year. (Contributed)
Alternative lane closures on I-94 near Alexandria to begin
Drivers on Interstate 94 will encounter alternating lane closures between the Highway 27 and 29 interchanges near Alexandria on Wednesday, March...
 News/traffic and construction March 19, 2019 - 3:39pm
Second place in third grade Doranna Dodds
Eagles Auxiliary poster winners
The Morris Eagles Auxiliary recently had a poster contest for students in grades third through sixth. Students were to make a poster depicting...
 News March 18, 2019 - 11:29am
Gage Wevley, left, is a redshirt freshman wrestler at Southwest Minnesota State University, in Marshall, and Travis Ostby, right, is a junior on the Cobber wrestling team, at Concordia Moorhead. (Wevley photo by Lori Wevley | Ostby photo by Concordia Moorhead Sports Information)
Wrestling: Two Morris Area alums find success on the mat
Sticking with it wasn't a decision they wrestled with. Morris Area High School graduates Travis Ostby and Gage Wevley both chose to continue...
 sports/wrestling March 18, 2019 - 10:13am
Morris police car
Morris City Council ratifies Welle as police chief
Reggie Welle is the new Morris Chief of Police. Welle was unanimously ratified by the city council at the March 12 meeting. Welle was recommended...
 News/government and politics March 12, 2019 - 5:55pm
A motor grader moves snow on Pacific Avenue in Morris Feb. 20. Frequent snow has kept city, county and state removal crews busy this winter. Rae Yost/Stevens County Times
Council discusses smell in Morris, snow removal
What's the smell near the intersection of South Street and Minnesota Highway 9 in Morris? Councilman Brian Solvie asked at the Feb. 26 Morris...
 News/government and politics March 1, 2019 - 4:38pm
Snow covers part of a storm drain on street in Morris on March 13. The drained is marked with red paint on the curb. Rae Yost/Stevens County Times
Maintenance crews opening storm drains
If the water from the expected rain from today, March 13, and tomorrow, March 14, isn't pooling excessively on city streets in Hancock and Morris,...
 News/government and politics March 13, 2019 - 2:32pm
Water plant construction behind schedule
Weather and water have delayed the construction of the new water plant in Morris, city manager Blaine Hill said at the March 12 city council meeting. The plant will soften Morris' water to an expected five grains of hardness. It was scheduled to open in April but now it's not expected...
 News/government and politics March 17, 2019 - 7:44am
John Book speaks at a Feb. 19 meeting on a proposed childcare/event center and office building for downtown Hancock. Boon is one of the organizers of the proposed project. Rae Yost/Stevens County Times
Sharing an idea for downtown Hancock
The crowd's response at a Feb. 19 meeting has encouraged organizers of a proposed childcare/event center with offices in Hancock to continue...
 News February 28, 2019 - 11:35am
The implement box with the a manufacturer's note listing a former Hancock business. Submitted photo
A past question: History buff seeks information about past Hancock business
Dave Thompson of the Starbuck area calls himself a history buff. Now, he needs some help from the the Hancock area, because his research on...
 News February 25, 2019 - 7:03am
The roof of this shed is under snow on the farm of Mark and Pam Smith. Photo from Bennett Smith's Facebook page
Building collapses under snow
The wet heavy, snow of Saturday, March 9, was apparently too much for a hay shed on the Mark and Pat Smith farm about two miles southwest of...
 News March 11, 2019 - 5:19pm

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