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Huge Fifth Inning Leads to Cardinals Softball Success
CARRINGTON- The regular season ended with a bang for the Cardinal softball team, as a nine-run fifth inning lifted Carrington to a 13-3 six-inning win over Harvey/Wells County on Tuesday at Cardinal Softball Diamond. After Maara Kutz led off the first with a home run and Lauren Hendrickson added a...
Cleo Josephine (Haynes) Harr
Cleo Josephine (Haynes) Harr, 90, passed away peacefully on Friday, May 3, 2024 surrounded by her family. Cleo was born on November 9, 1933, to Harvey and Lois LeClair-Haynes in Pettibone, ND. She spent her early years in Pettibone, ND before moving to Jamestown, ND. Growing up in Jamestown, she enjoyed music, playing French horn in the band, listening to polka and spending time with her friends. Cleo graduated from Jamestown High School May 29, 1952, and it was during her later years at Jamestown high school that she met the love of her life, Vernon Harr. They were married May 11, 1953. Vernon and Cleo established a growing and successful family farm near Vernon’s childhood home south of Buchanan ND. While Vernon spent his time growing crops, Cleo nurtured beautiful gardens of vegetables and flowers. She had a green thumb, and her flower beds were stunning. One of her favorite past times was enjoying the birds and butterflies that came to visit her flowers. Cleo worked hard on the farm. During the early farming years, she helped save in expenses by sewing clothes; pants, suits, shirts – you name it! Cleo did not know how to cook when she began her married life, but being thrown into the fire so to speak, she learned and learned well! She was creative and at the same time frugal. During the growing and harvesting season her days were spent preparing meals, delivering them to the field, serving family and the farm hands, cleaning and getting ready to do it all over again. She shared these skills with her church family too and was actively involved in food committees, feeding the church family, contributing to potlucks and serving sabbath dinners to family and friends. Cleo believed in good food that was healthy and balanced and she passed those skills on to her children. Cleo and Vernon worked hard but also played hard. During those years there were many fun times getting together with family and friends from picnics and baseball games with the Harr family, Saturday afternoons at her parents, and card playing parties with family and friends.
Softball Game Recap: Slocum Gets the Win
It can be hard to translate regular season success to the playoffs, but Slocum had no problem doing just that on Thursday. They never let the Medina Bobcats onto the board and left with a 13-0 win. Slocum's hitters stepped up their game for this one, as that was the most runs they've scored all season.
Opportunity for severe weather bubbles up in southwestern Ontario
On Tuesday, southwestern Ontario will get a sneak preview of what the summer months will bring, with the chance for severe thunderstorms popping up in the region. We must be getting closer to the summer season as another thunderstorm risk appears in southern Ontario this week. The chance for storms...
Cardinal Softball Drops Two in Fargo
FARGO- The Cardinal softball team continued play in Midseason Madness IV on Saturday, dropping games to Washburn and De-Lacs Burlington/Lewis & Clark. Maara Kutz had two hits and scored two runs, Brynn Smith had an RBI but Washburn picked up the 8-5 win. Kutz also tossed a complete game, allowing just five hits while punching out a career-high 11.
Cardinal Comeback Falls Just Short
FARGO- A furious seventh inning rally came up two bases short as the Cardinal Softball team fell to Harvey Wells County 9-8 on Friday in Fargo’s Midseason Madness IV. Bailey Ness had two triples, a run and three RBI in defeat while Ella Volk finished a home run shy of the cycle with an RBI and Lauren Hendrickson had three hits, scored twice and drove home a run in the loss.
Cardinal Softball Earns Home Playoff Game With Win Over Polar Bears
CARRINGTON- A fourteen run bottom of the first inning set the stage for another easy win for Carrington softball, this time clinching a home playoff game with a five-inning 25-4 win over Larimore on Thursday afternoon at Cardinal Softball Park. After falling behind in the top half, the Cardinals (3-4)...
Medina meat processor receives loan to help expand business
MEDINA, ND (KXNET) — Kramlich-Deede Meats was recently approved for a loan that may allow the business to expand beyond the state of North Dakota. The small Medina business was recently approved for a loan administered under the USDA Rural Development’s (USDA-RD) Meat and Poultry Intermediary Lending Program, which allows small meat processors to refinance […]
Man arrested for DUI after crash in Stutsman County
STUTSMAN COUNTY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A Dickinson man, 60-year-old Dwayne Cason, has been arrested for Driving Under the Influence-Drugs after a crash Thursday. It happened at 1:30 PM in the eastbound lanes of I-94 at milepost 252, 6 miles west of Jamestown. Highway Patrol says a Toyota Rav4...
Shipman Shove Session Leads to Cardinals DH Sweep
STEELE- Grady Shipman dominated through both games of a Region III doubleheader as the Carrington Cardinals swept aside the Kidder County Wolves on Tuesday evening in a rainy Steele. Game One- Carrington 19 Kidder County 1 (5 innings) The Cardinals scored early and often as Corbin Clifton launched a three-run...
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