Kathy Steiner is a journalist for the Jamestown Sun, focusing on local news in Jamestown, North Dakota. She covers a variety of topics including community events, local businesses, school achievements, and human interest stories. Kathy is dedicated to keeping the residents of Jamestown informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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Kathy Steiner primarily covers local community events, awards, and news related to non-profit organizations in Jamestown. Her focus also includes topics such as education, local businesses, and arts/culture.
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It can be used when additional imaging is warranted after a mammogram
By: Kathy Steiner
The process began in 2023 and the plan was approved in August.
By: Kathy Steiner
A group is needed to lead the process, say Jamestown Parks and Recreation officials
By: Kathy Steiner
The $8 million project is expected to begin in 2025.
Voters cast ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Jamestown Civic Center. John M. Steiner / The Jamestown Sun
By: Christopher Said
The Individuals and Ladies Individuals Motorcycle clubs donated $4,000 to the Sanford Pediatric Diabetes fund to help provide camps for North Dakota children with diabetes. From left: Laurie Hayes, president, Ladies Individuals Motorcycle Club; Austin Hatlewick, president, and Sam Gray, vice president, Individuals Motorcycle Club; Travis Christopher, development officer with the Sanford Health Foundation, and George Quigley, past president, Individuals Motorcycle Club. Kathy Steiner / The Jamestown Sun
'Great Plains Medley' features work contributed by 11 authors from the Jamestown area.
The exam room of the new mammography suite at CHI Mercy Hospital in Valley City, North Dakota. An open house for the public to view the suite is planned for Friday, Nov. 15. Contributed / CHI Mercy Hospital
At least 21 authors are expected to attend this event.
The committee for the Community Thanksgiving Dinner is preparing for the free annual event on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, in Jamestown. From left: Mikaela Cofield, Jim Cofield, Nayva Mulder, Lisa Boerger, Amy Neustel and Sue Corwin. Not pictured is Andrea Stilwell.
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