Jordan Rusche
Reporter at Crosby Journal
Corps Member at Report For America
Graduate of @SDState/@sdsucojo. Corps member @Report4America and @JournalCrosby. 2022 Pulitzer Reporting Fellow. (She/her) My views are my own.
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1 week ago |
journalnd.com | Jordan Rusche
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services announced it has confirmed a reported case of measles in Burke County, with two possible exposure locations in Divide County. According to a news release from the health department on Thursday, possible exposure locations in Crosby on Monday include Lindsey Grocery between 3-5:30 p.m. and Dollar General between 3:20-5:45 p.m. Those times include the two hours after the affected individual left those locations.
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1 week ago |
journalnd.com | Jordan Rusche
Loose carts, blowing garbage; business given notice of violation Crosby city officials are still working to address a recurring issue with trash from Dollar General blowing into nearby fields after concerns were raised again earlier this month.
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3 weeks ago |
journalnd.com | Jordan Rusche
Beverly’s switch to homemade ice cream is an immediate hit “Ice Cream Lady” Jean DeJardine is staying true to her nickname, as starting last week, the owner of Beverly’s diner in Crosby is now serving entirely handmade soft-serve ice cream. The switch came after the higher temperatures on May 3 and 4 led to a high demand for cold treats from customers; DeJardine said she ran out of soft serve […]
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1 month ago |
journalnd.com | Jordan Rusche
Grote, Lystad look back on their service, trip to Washington Two Divide County natives were honored for their military service and were given the opportunity to see some of the nation’s most famous memorials during a trip for some veterans from western North Dakota. Jim Grote and Gene Lystad were two of 118 veterans from World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War eras who went on the […]
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1 month ago |
journalnd.com | Jordan Rusche
Council gives high marks to Moore during presentations Transparency and partnership were some of the top priorities laid out by Moore Engineering employees during interviews for Crosby’s next engineering firm. Members of the Crosby City Council voted to offer a contract to Moore, a Williston-based firm, as the new city engineering firm after conducting interviews with several candidates on April 28.
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Recent article on how ND's initiated ballot measure to eliminate property tax might impact rural communities like Crosby. Use the audio article player to listen without a subscription (with @Report4America) https://t.co/kQ7Nr02G8y
RT @LeeSDPB: My 9-part podcast series Short Walk is out. It’s a look into a fatal crash that led to South Dakota’s first ever impeachment a…
Reporting for @Report4America/@JournalCrosby: After a month-long shortage at its only grocery store, a rural community is banding together to fill in the gaps. https://t.co/v8tDwipb8F
