Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will increase patrols throughout April to enforce the state’s distracted driving law as part of the national distracted driving enforcement campaign, Put the Phone Away or Pay. The North Dakota Department of Transportation identified distracted ...
Minot State University is hosting the 33rd annual Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature (NPCEBL) on April 9-11. The NPCEBL will use the Hartnett Hall Collaboration Space and the Northwest Arts Center. An evening of medieval musical works, with arrangements based on the ...
BOTTINEAU – Dakota College at Bottineau has announced two recipients of the 2026 DCB Conservation Award. The recipients will be recognized at DCB’s Earth Day celebration, Friday, April 24, at noon on the DCB Campus in the Alumni Center, located on the second floor of Thatcher Hall. The ...
Minot Park District has announced the Roosevelt Park Pool and pickleball courts will be open for the summer after being closed last season due to the flood mitigation project. “We are dedicated to providing quality of life for our citizens, and we know the Roosevelt Park Pool is a big part ...
JAMESTOWN – North Dakota Farmers Union opens its 92nd season of youth summer camps in June for youth who have completed grades 3-6 and 7-12. The program annually draws more than 1,100 farm and city youth from across the state to the shores of Lake Tschida near Elgin and the Jamestown ...
MADISON, Wis. - Sand County Foundation is among six nonprofit organizations nationally to receive the first round of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s “Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative funding.” The initiative will help cattle ranchers enhance wildlife habitat, ...