For Gilman Beck, volunteering is just a way of life
January 1, 2013 in Grand Forks Herald
In retirement, Gilman Beck has been busier than he ever was during a 40-year career managing grain elevators. He’s on call as a trained EMT on the ambulance crew at Northwood Deaconess Hospital, volunteer work he’s done for nearly 40 years starting in Warren, Minn. Continue Reading
The future of a defunct oilseed processing plant just north of town is murky after the plant sold for $1.1 million at public auction Tuesday.
Not too long ago, Brock Sherva was helping other volunteers digitally catalog restored artifacts at the Pioneer Museum, which was severely damaged by the E4 tornado that ripped through five years ago today.
Kim Miller found her piece of paradise early in the summer of 2007.
The street leading to the new school is Trojan Road, a nod to its sports nickname when Northwood went alone in athletics.
It was the word lamellibranch that cost Larry Grossman a second title at the AARP National Spelling Bee held in Cheyenne, Wyo., this past weekend.
Two tornadoes touched down near Northwood, N.D., during a storm that moved through Grand Forks County Wednesday night. One of the twisters caused small-limb damage to shelter belts 6 miles northeast of Northwood while the other broke tree trunks in half and uprooted one tree 7 miles northeast of the town, according to Greg Gust, meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks. 
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