One display I encourage our visitors to plan to take in is our recent acquisition of a large collection of Rosemeade Pottery that was made in Wahpeton, N.D. This keepsake display was collected over a lifetime (1960s to 2015) by Joyce Carlson Young, whom many of us refer to as Aunt Joyce. ...
BISMARCK – A bill that would have initiated a legislative study on the environmental and public health risks of oil and chemical spills on state highways within the Fort Berthold Reservation did not advance out of the North Dakota House, but bill sponsor Rep. Lisa Finley-Deville, D-Mandaree, ...
“The Greatest Show in the West” is celebrating its 60th anniversary this summer, but the Medora Musical will have some Magic City flavor this year with the announcement that Minot resident Zeb Wallace will serve as co-host. Wallace has visited Medora frequently since he moved to Minot to ...
BISMARCK – North Dakota’s commercial service airports recorded the highest monthly total of passenger boardings in the state’s history in March. The eight airports recorded 123,180 boardings in March, according to the North Dakota Aeronautics Commission. This figure surpasses the ...
BOTTINEAU – Dakota College at Bottineau will be recognizing two recipients of the DCB Conservation Award on Earth Day, Friday, April 25. Monica Yoder, a second-year student at DCB from Rugby, will receive the Young Conservationist Award, and Angie Bartholomay, a former full-time and current ...
FARGO — Former state senator Erin Oban, representing North Dakotans for Public Schools, will be the featured speaker at Amplify North Dakota, a virtual event to be held Saturday, April 19. Oban will address a wave of proposals in the North Dakota Legislature that aim to redirect public ...