BOTTINEAU – Michelle Cauley has been selected to receive the Trees Award for 2026 Environmental Educator of the Year, according to information from Dakota College at Bottineau. The Trees Awards are sponsored by the NDSU-North Dakota Forest Service and will be presented during the Trees ...
More than 349,000 people attended the 2026 North Dakota State Fair, filling the fairgrounds and experiencing everything from Grandstand entertainment and championship competitions to agriculture, family activities, educational exhibits and free attractions. The 2025 N.D. State Fair set a new ...
BOTTINEAU – Four people were injured in a crash involving multiple motorcycles Saturday, July 25, on N.D. Highway 43, 10 miles north of Bottineau. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, about 2:01 p.m., a white sedan was westbound on Highway 43 and passing a pickup that was towing a boat. A group of about 10-12 motorcycles was traveling east. The driver of the sedan, while passing the pickup, met the group of motorcycles in the eastbound lane which forced two motorcycles off the road. One motorcycle rubbed up on another which caused the driver to lose control and crash. A ...
As the United States marks its quarter-millennium, the White House is questioning how the world’s largest museum complex depicts the nation’s founding, including exhibits describing the United States as being built on stolen Indigenous land. A nearly 200-page report quietly published over ...
Our Lady of Grace Food Pantry hosted its first clients in its new building on Monday, July 27. The new pantry features a waiting area, check-in counter and more spacious area for client services, an office space and enough storage to bring warehoused items on site. Paulette Streitz, pantry ...
