The North Dakota State University Extension Parent and Family Education Webinar is back this fall, starting off its series with a webinar on “Teens and Screens: Why the Shift from Control to Connection is Key to Mental Health,” led by author Erin Walsh. The webinar is available for ...
As the MI-6B-downtown phase of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project continues construction into the fall, the Souris River Joint Board has announced the re-opening of Central Avenue. To complete work required to update critical infrastructure Central Avenue between Fourth Street ...
BISMARCK – The U.S. Department of Education announced nearly $1.4 million to three North Dakota colleges for Indian education and professional development, according to U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-ND. Receiving grants are Turtle Mountain College, Belcourt, $425,010; Sitting Bull College, Fort ...
KILLDEER – The Three Affiliated Tribes National Park in partnership with MHA Nation Veterans Affairs is hosting a Ruck Walk to raise awareness for veterans’ suicide. The Ruck Walk will be Friday, Sept. 26, beginning at 10 a.m. at the east side trail at the park. The park is located in the ...
FORT TOTTEN – The Spirit Lake Tribe’s Incident Command Team (ICT), initiated in April and activated during the manganese water incident this summer, was recognized at the North Dakota Emergency Management Conference in Bismarck Sept. 9–10. The cross-departmental team coordinated bottled ...
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