Jamestown Sun

2 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Katie Ringer

MINOT, N.D. โ€” The season is done โ€” and it ended on a good note. After a disappointing round on Tuesday, the Blue Jays rebounded and turned in a second-round score of 307 to claim sixth place at the 2025 Class A State Golf Meet. Vaughn Romsdal improved his score by eight strokes on Wednesday. Romsdal's score of 73 was his best of the year. The senior ended the state tournament with a two-round total of 154 and placed 13th overall. Jace Dillman finished his prep career with a 79-77โ€”156.

2 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Kathy Steiner

JAMESTOWN — If opening weekend at Frontier Village is any sign of the tourist season to come, it looks to be a good one, said the visitor experience manager for Jamestown Tourism. “It went really well,” said Allison Limke. “It was very busy up at the Frontier Village. We had three cases of ice cream go within three days so that means … we sold probably close to 150 cups of ice cream.

2 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Katie Ringer

JAMESTOWN — Getting Jamestown kids interested in baseball hasn't been that hard. Finding a place to practice — that's a different story. "We're actually kind of running out of space, to be quite honest," JAYBAL Board President Matt Perkins said. "Even when those new fields are done there's going to be teams out there all throughout the day. "We start practices at 8:30 in the morning and go until the evening almost every day of the week," he said. It's a good problem to have.

2 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Masaki Ova

JAMESTOWN — A nonprofit ministry that has partnered with United Presbyterian Church in Jamestown is helping families in the eastern side of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by providing cows for milking. Dorcas Society Ministry Executive Director Douglas Chimanga said families in the east side of the Democratic Republic of the Congo will receive a cow from the ministry. He said giving a cow to each family will help them become self-sufficient. “They have nothing,” Chimanga said.

3 days ago | jamestownsun.com | Katie Ringer

MINOT — Only 20 strokes separated the No. 1 through 11 teams after day No. 1 of the 2025 NDHSAA Class A State Golf Meet. Jamestown is sitting at the No. 11 spot. The Blue Jays finished up day one with a team score of 322. Fargo Davies is leading the field with a 302 while Minot North is sitting in second place at 304. Bismarck Century sophomore Parker Beck hit six birdies and an eagle for a five-under round of 67 to lead all golfers.