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Suicide prevention certification training offered

NDSU Extension is offering a free QPR Suicide Prevention Certification training on Monday, Dec. 15, from 10-11:30 a.m. at the North Central Research Extension Center, south of Minot. Participants will become equipped to recognize the warning signs of suicide and take action. Participants will ...

Foundation supports purchase of medical transport van

Trinity Health Foundation has announced the purchase of a transport van for Trinity Health KeyCare Medical, made possible through contributions to the Home Health and Hospice Fund. The new van is equipped to handle North Dakota’s winter conditions, including all-wheel drive. It will be used ...

MHA Nation celebrates grand opening of greenhouse

PARSHALL —The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation (MHA Nation) on Wednesday, Nov. 26, celebrated the grand opening of Native Green Grow (NG2) greenhouse, a landmark of innovation in Indigenous food sovereignty. The project — an indoor growing space that will eventually span the area of ...

Dickens Village Festival begins in Garrison

GARRISON- The Dickens Village Festival in Garrison begins the holiday season Friday, Nov. 28, and Saturday, Nov. 29. It will continue for the next two weekends, Dec. 5–6 and Dec. 12–13. The annual event transforms the 1,500-resident community into a quaint “Victorian town from the era of ...

School meals ballot measure petition submitted to Secretary of State

A petition to initiate a constitutional measure has been submitted to the North Dakota Secretary of State’s office for approval which seeks to provide free school meals to all students in North Dakota schools. According to information from the Secretary of State’s office, the proposed ...

Harvest Bowl honors Berthold farm couple

FARGO – Stanley and Marianne Vangsness of Berthold were honored from Ward County during the 51st annual Harvest Bowl held at North Dakota State University Nov. 15. Each year, the Harvest Bowl program recognizes the spirit and dedication of agriculturists across North Dakota and western ...