Bottineau News Archives

By The Associated Press PREP VOLLEYBALL Bottineau def. Anamoose/Drake, 25-15, 25-18, 25-14 Carrington def.

Minot Air Force Base honored the thousands of prisoners of war and those who are missing in action on Friday.

A new magazine in the Minot area will make its debut this weekend. Patron on Line it's called, and the owner and publisher is Paul Lee.

The Bottineau County Concert Association held its "kick off" meeting Sept. 9 to make plans for its membership drive.

It's a concept that is growing in popularity within the agriculture industry in western and central North Dakota It molds farming practices with ranching and providing a healthy benefit for both farm fields and livestock herds.

In class "AA" Football action tonight the Minot Ryan Lions were at home as they hosted 3rd ranked Dickinson Trinity in west region play.

Information for this article was summarized from an article that appeared on page one in the Sept. 15, 2009 edition of the Bottineau Courant. Article written by Scott Wagar. The Courant is not available online.

World renowned chef, Robert Erickson, has accepted the position of executive chef at the Twin Oaks Resort's restaurant at Lake Metigoshe.

Erickson is a 1985 graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in New York City. He has been employed by some of the most famous restaurants in the world.

When it comes to Erickson's menu at Twin Oaks, he plans on bringing his background in world cuisine to his kitchen and complement it with the area's local flavor for food.

Dakota College at Bottineau will commemorate its name change from Minot State University-Bottineau (MSU-B) during halftime of the Homecoming football game on Saturday, September 19, 2009 according to Dr. Ken Grosz, dean of Dakota College at Bottineau.

"Although the transition was officially August 1, it seems appropriate to hold a celebration or recognition event at a time when the college and community combine resources to host a festive occasion," said Grosz.

The Lumberjacks will be hosting the Iowa Central Tritons at 1:00 pm at Les Christian Field.

What started off as a hobby turned into a business and now a once in a lifetime opportunity for a local Karaoke Singer. Chris Rogers, from Douglas North Dakota is set to open for Toby Keith at WE-FEST this August.

[Editor note] Followup: Chris had a blast at WE-FEST and got lots of contacts for future gigs. Click link below to watch Youtube video of Chris' performance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptr947m8gqM

The "Be Amazed- TEEN MAZE" gathers professionals from around the area to one location- in today's case, the Glenburn High School Gymnasium. Students are given different life-changing scenarios and then visit each booth to see what consequences their decisions created. Shelly Bohl works with Bottineau's Family Crisis Center, the group that sponsors the event.

ROSS Despite a late start to planting and unseasonably cool temperatures throughout the growing season, early indications are that area farmers are enjoying a good harvest.

The high school volleyball season moved into full swing tonight. In Surrey the Mustangs played host to Turtle Lake-Mercer. CLASS "B" VOLLEYBALL: SURREY TL-M CLASS "B" VOLLEYBALL: MLS BURKE CENTRAL KENMARE RAY MINOT RYAN WASHBURN OUR REDEMER'S VELVA DES LACS-BURLINGTON BOTTINEAU GLENBURN TIOGA GARRISON/MAX BERTHOLD TGU LEEDS-MINN NR/SHEY ...