After qualifying for the last two Eastern C divisional tournaments, Bainville’s boys’ basketball team is expecting additional success this season. The Bulldogs have a turnout of 17 players for the sport. “It’s a pretty good number,” Bainville Coach Shawn Romo said. Bainville returns four starters including 6-5 senior Alex Strickland, senior Samuel Butikofer, senior Charles Butikofer

Frazer’s boys’ basketball squad is shooting to move up in the District 3C standings this season. “We did some good things this summer,” Frazer coach Myron Jackson said. Returning players for the Bearcubs include Ty Fourstar, Christopher Fox, Cassius Smoker, Travis Long, Jarvis Goodbird, Chase Jackson, Joseph Beston, Zayden Hentges and Gabe Beston. “I honestly think we will

With three starters returning from last season’s divisional team, the Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball squad are working toward another successful season. The Red Hawks lost their top scorers and rebounders from last year’s squad, but returning starters include senior Jaeleigh Davidson, junior Mara Salvevold and junior Brooklyn Nordwick. Froid/Lake coach Josh Stentoft is pleased with

Oct. 30, 2017, is a date that will never be forgotten by the family of Casey and Billie Pippenger of Bainville. That day, however, wasn’t an end, but rather a beginning of thankfulness for the Pippengers and their three daughters. It was on that date that Kailin Pippenger, a high school sophomore at the time, was driving her two younger sisters, a cousin and another student to school. The vehicle

The Bainville Town Council held its regular meeting Monday, Nov. 13. The full council was in attendance. A resolution was passed approving a small increase to water and sewer solid waste rates. The council also passed a resolution approving a credit card for use by town employees for municipal purchases. Lifelong Bainville resident Billi Jo Cochran was approved as the new town clerk. She was