Shoba Dasari

1 week ago | wahpetondailynews.com | Shoba Dasari

Two properties in Breckenridge are struggling to maintain their lawns and it’s getting out of hand. On Monday, June 16 during the regular city council meeting, Council member Beth Meyer talked about two properties struggling with mowing, one property owned by a bank in Breckenridge and another property on the southside of Breckenridge. kAm“%96 >@H:?8[ E96C6’D EH@ 9@FD6D @? @FC DEC66E E92E 2C6 DECF88=:?8[ @?6 :D :?

1 week ago | wahpetondailynews.com | Shoba Dasari

Four Wahpeton High School juniors had the opportunity to dive into leadership, civic engagement and hands-on government experience during the 82nd annual American Legion Boys State, held June 8-13 on the campus of the North Dakota State College of Science. Representing Wahpeton at the week-long event were Boedy Miller, Evan Dockter, Hunter Boelke and Aiden Hajek.

1 week ago | wahpetondailynews.com | Shoba Dasari

The stage is set, the lights are warming up and the SEND Community Theater is preparing to transport audiences to the 1800s with their summer production of Twain’s Tales adapted by David Taylor London. Directed by C.C. Manstrom, this year’s play is a collection of stories inspired by the beloved American author Mark Twain. Set outside a general store in the 1890s, the production promises to blend laughter, nostalgia and a touch of whimsy that will resonate with audiences of all ages.

1 week ago | wahpetondailynews.com | Shoba Dasari

Every Thursday this summer, the Hankinson Public Library comes alive with the voices of young readers and the colors of creativity as the library hosts its annual summer reading program. Led by Lynnette Scheuring, the program aims to prevent the dreaded “summer slide” by encouraging kids of all ages to keep reading during the school break. kAm“x =:<6 E@ 86E <:5D :?E6C6DE65 :? 3@@<D 3642FD6 x E9:?< E96J =@D6 @FE :7 E96J’C6 ?@E C625:?8[” $496FC:?8 D2:5] “#625:?8 96=AD E96> 9@=5 @?

1 week ago | wahpetondailynews.com | Shoba Dasari

The Lidgerwood Public Pool is open for the season thanks to Lidgerwood Park Board President Mike Storbakken and the support of local residents and organizations who made a lot of overdue repairs to the pool. Built in the 1960s, the pool had seen little investment in recent decades. But this spring, Storbakken, who served on the Lidgerwood Park Board about 20 years ago and is now back as president, rolled up his sleeves to restore it. kAm“(96? 96 H2D @?