20 YEARS AGONov. 2, 2006 The 2006 general election is on Tuesday, November. 7, and polls in the nine Emmons County precincts will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Advertisements -Kooker Appliances, sales and repair. Call. 50 YEARS AGONov. 3, 1976 Among the counties receiving their portion of flood control money through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers […] The post Back In Time first appeared on Emmons County Record.

November is National Di­abetes Month. It is a time to raise awareness about dia­betes and encourage healthy habits that can make a differ­ence in our lives. Between work, family ac­tivities and community com­mitments, taking care of our health isn’t always at the top of our to-do lists. However, making time for our health to­day can help prevent serious problems down […] The post Understanding Diabetes first appeared on Emmons County Record.

SOUTH CENTRAL TRANSIT BUS For a ride to Linton area Monday-Friday call 701-425-2828; Emmons County rural area, including Hazelton, Brad­dock, Hague and Strasburg, call 701-851-0308; For a ride to Bismarck Monday-Friday call 701-731-0072; outlying areas such as Fargo, Jamestown and Aberdeen, S.D., etc., call 701-731-0072 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to reserve a seat. LINTON SENIOR CENTER SINGING - […] The post SPECIAL EVENTS first appeared on Emmons County Record.

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Oct. 21, we had rosary and Mass in the chapel. Thank you to Father Shannon, for providing Mass to the residents. Then, be­fore lunch the Pollock Presbyterian Church was here. Thank you, Pastor Floyd Haan for providing service to our residents. That after­noon we had Make and Bake. We peeled and sliced apples. The afternoon snack was fresh cookies and […] The post Weekly happenings at the center first appeared on Emmons County Record.

Cyprian Meier, 82, of Bis­marck, was called home to the Lord on Nov. 1, 2026. A memorial service will be held at a later date at St. Andrew’s Church in Zeeland, North Da­kota. Cyprian was born on Feb. 2, 1944 to John and Mary Meier in Zeeland. He was ordained to the priesthood in August of 1969 and dedicat­ed his […] The post Cyprian Meier first appeared on Emmons County Record.

Jeramie Richard Kautz, 45, of Linton, passed away Tues­day, Oct. 27, 2026, at Linton Regional Medical Center due to a short illness. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Linton on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Jeramie was born Feb. 7, 1981, in Denver, Colorado, […] The post Jeramie Richard Kautz first appeared on Emmons County Record.

Christopher Vargas won the race for Emmons County sher­iff Tuesday, capturing nearly three-quarters of the vote in un­official election results. Vargas received 918 votes, or 74.69%, according to unofficial results from the North Dakota Secretary of State’s Office. John Bartlette, whose name remained on the ballot despite ending his campaign before Election Day, received 302 votes, or 24.57%. Nine write-in […] The post Vargas wins Sheriff’s race first appeared on Emmons County Record

Lyle Kenner and Arnold Vetter won contested races for seats on the Emmons County Commis­sion Tuesday, according to unofficial election re­sults from the North Dakota Secretary of State’s Office. Contested results In the County Commission at Large District 2 race, Kenner received 721 votes, or 57.45%, while Dean Deis received 528 votes, or 42.07%. Six write-in votes accounted for the […] The post KENNER, VETTER WIN EMMONS COUNTY COMMISSION RACES first appeared on Emmons County Record.

Children from Kathy’s Daycare in Linton trick-or-treated at businesses along Broadway Street in Linton, Oct. 30. Thank you for reading our news. An active subscription is required is to view this content. Please Login below or Subscribe today! Username Password * Remember Me     Forgot Password The post Spook-tacular night first appeared on Emmons County Record.