Jamestown Sun

19 hours ago | jamestownsun.com | Jace Frederick

Anthony Edwards leaned over to Warriors guard Gary Payton II during Game 3 on Saturday in San Francisco and said, “Y’all tryna get to Game 6 and get Wardell back.”Wardell is the official first name of Steph Curry, who has been absent from the series since he left the second quarter of Game 1 with a hamstring injury. “That is the plan,” Payton said. Of course it is. Golden State cannot hang with Minnesota with its superstar on the bench. But when Curry is on the floor, all bets are off.

1 day ago | jamestownsun.com | Katie Ringer

JAMESTOWN — Four members of the Jamestown High School baseball team played their last game at Jack Brown Stadium as Blue Jays on Monday. "I've gotten the chance to know these guys through multiple sports," JHS head coach Tim Ranum said. "They are competitors and really set a good example for our kids. They are all very coach-able which I really appreciate.

1 day ago | jamestownsun.com | Katie Ringer

VALLEY CITY, N.D. — Apparently, members of the Jamestown High School track and field team like the heat. "It was a great day for the Blue Jay boys track and field team," JHS co-head coach Ken Gardner said. "It was windy and warm in Valley City (but) we had lots of new state qualifiers." The Blue Jays wound up placing first at Valley City's Bill Jansen Last Chance Meet on Monday with 160 points while the Blue Jay girls finished first with 134.5 points.

4 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Keith Norman

Automobiles have come a long ways in the last 120 years. The modern vehicle has comforts like air conditioning, radio and navigation systems the drivers of the early 20th century couldn’t even dreamed of. And the cars are more powerful with bigger engines providing higher speeds than dreamed of back about 1905. The community of Jamestown seemed to have a rather unique test to determine the power of a new car brought into town back then.

4 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Keith Norman

JAMESTOWN — Legislators from District 12 and District 29 point to the bill delivering property tax relief North Dakota residents as the most important accomplishment of the session that ended on May 3. “Mostly we worked on the property tax relief,” said Sen. Cole Conley, R-Jamestown. “It was the biggest subject of the session.” Sen. Terry Wanzek, R-Jamestown, said it was a long and difficult process. “It took a while, but we finally got to property tax relief for homeowners,” he said.