Festivals are part and parcel of small town America. They help increase the business of local shops and restaurants, attract people from outside the local area to venture into town and spend money, but most importantly, they are a way for the community to gather in fellowship and enjoy an atmosphere of fun.
On Monday, a total of five fires ignited across Stark County, some due to farmers haying. Dickinson Rural Fire Chief Jeff Thompson briefs The Press on the three fires they responded to. We hear from Stark County officials Shawna Davenport and Al Hesier, who are encouraging the county commission to amend its fire ban.
Stark County Sheriff s Office launches Meals for Power Wheels drive
Saturday, December 19, members of the Stark County Sheriff’s Office and the Richardton Rural Fire Department will be at the Richardton Fire Hall from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., collecting non-perishable food items for the Amen Food Pantry. Written By: James Miller | ×
The Stark County Sheriff’s Office proudly announced their “Meals for Power Wheels” initiative, where non-perishable food item donors can win one of two Power Wheels this Christmas. (Dickinson Press file photo)
While many Stark County residents awake each day in relative comfort, there are some in the community who awake with an empty stomach, wondering whether they’ll be able to eat that day? There are children in the community who sit through the school day hoping that there will be food at home when they arrive.