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Park Christian freshmen Levi Torgerson and Zoe Vander Vorst were named the winners of the Presidential AI Challenge in the state of Minnesota. President Trump created the challenge to inspire young people in America to become well-versed leaders in AI. They developed an AI-powered assistive system to support individuals with early-stage dementia. Their project combines…
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It has been a goal of Hillsboro Public School to bring back drivers ed this past year and now they are one step closer to being ready for the summer program’s return. Superintendent Jon Dryburgh shares the latest on drivers ed after the April 14th school board meeting. There will be shifting in coaching roles…
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As the weather begins to warm and seasons begin to shift, we tend to get outdoors and moving more. Brenda Stallman of Traill District Health Unit provides some tips of how to enjoy the new season safely. Stallman also shares that the Traill District Health team can come to you for different events and activities…
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Mental Health Month is approaching in May and while everyone can benefit from healthy habits this spring, La Lynda Blotsky of the Traill County Veterans Office shares resources tailored to the great men and women that serve our country. Blotsky notes that it’s important to be aware not all mental health issue symptoms are the…
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This year National Public Health Week April 5th to 11th focuses in on the theme of “Ready. Set. Action!”. The hope is to get people outside and active this spring and bringing awareness of the importance of one’s health. Brenda Stallman of Traill District Health shares a local event to do just that. Stallman reminds…
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Central Valley School was recognized on Thursday morning by ND Governor Kelly Armstrong and ND State Superintendent Levi Bachmeier for their academic success and being ranked in the top 10% of school in North Dakota for state accountability in both the elementary and high school level. The morning assembly featured a compilation of students from…
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Hillsboro high school students will perform The Day the Internet Died March 27-29. Program Director Shana Williams shares the breakdown of the three-day schedule. Williams says she’s seen tremendous progress and many reasons why joining the theater program benefits students. Tickets for the dinner theater performances on the 27th-28th are $25 and can be purchased…
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Over 250 high school students flowed through the Luckasen Room at Mayville State University on Wednesday for the 7th annual career expo powered by Traill County EDC and over 20 local businesses that shared about their industries. Jim Murphy of Traill County EDC was pleased with another year of great turnout and partnership between local…
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Friday, March 6th at 2pm, the ABLE Games come to Hillsboro Public School for the first time. The ABLE Games are run by TNT Kids Fitness and Gymnastics in Fargo and provide a platform for athletes with disabilities to compete and pair with neuro-typical students. Hillsboro Public School Principal Carly Theis explains more of what…
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The Hillsboro Pool Committee held their public meeting on February 10th to gauge community interest in the project. On Friday morning the pool committee brought their ideas to the school board to hear their interest in bringing a new pool to Hillsboro. Superintendent Jon Dryburgh shares the thoughts of the board. The biggest hurdles in…
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