Hillsboro, ND – This summer The City of Hillsboro will once again be colored in Red, White, and Blue with Old Glory spread out throughout town as the Hillsboro Stars and Stripes Flag Project is returning for their second year. The Volunteer project that last year placed over 350 flags in Hillsboro will do so…
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A Spaghetti Feed fundraiser for Grayson Nelson will be held on Sunday, April 11, 2021 from 11am-1pm at the Hillsboro Fire Hall. Meals can be picked up at the south entrance of the fire hall (4 2nd Ave SW, Hillsboro). A free will donation will be accepted when you pick up your food. There will…
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Hillsboro, ND — For High School Juniors, perhaps the three most dreaded letters of the year are A, C, and T. The ACTs are a standardized test used for college admissions in the United States that covers four academic skill areas, including English, math, reading, and science. Hillsboro Juniors took the test earlier this week,…
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Hillsboro, ND — With the Hillsboro Events Center, football field and running track, the Olsen Softball Complex and fitness center, Hillsboro has some of the nicest sports facilities in North Dakota Class B athletics according to Ben Strand, but the Hillsboro-Central Valley assistant Baseball coach says one facility is lagging behind, the team’s baseball field.…
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Hillsboro, ND — With the mild winter and below average snow fall Golfers in and around the Hillsboro didn’t have to wait long this year to hit the links as the Goose River Golf Club in Hillsboro is now Open for the 2021 season. Club Board President Ryan Opdahl says while the course isn’t in…
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Hillsboro, ND — Traill District Health Unit has announced plans for two COVID-19 vaccination clinics for Traill County residents this week. The first of which will be held at the Hillsboro Armory this Thursday, March 11th from 1-4pm. The next will be held at the Portland Norseman Hall on Friday, March 12th from 12-3pm. Those…
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Hillsboro, ND — Studies show that students learn the most while in the classroom, so when schools went into distance learning a little under a year ago and utilized a variety of learning modes this school year, there was fear that there would be learning loss. However, if the results from the standardized testing at…
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Hillsboro, ND — It was a packed house at the Community Center for The City of Hillsboro’s regularly Scheduled meeting Monday Night. During the meeting, the developers of the Riverwalk Development, Pat Muller and Jon Lowery gave a presentation updating where the project is at and what they need from the commission moving forward. Lowery…
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Hatton, ND — Hillsboro High School Principal Terry Baesler was on the short list of candidates being considered for the Hatton-Eielson School Superintendent position and was considered a favorite going into today’s final round of interviews. However, Baesler has informed the Hatton-Eielson School Board that he has withdrew his name from consideration. He notes that…
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Hillsboro, ND — The Hillsboro City Commission held their second regular monthly meeting last Tuesday, February 16th. At the meeting the commission got an update on the work being done by the city auditor to address their financial discrepancies. Hillsboro City Commission President Terry Sando says they are making good progress in straightening out the…
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