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Lincoln Leaves a Legacy of Expanded Conservation and Education Efforts at the Bismarck Institution, Which He Joined in 1985.

A Farm Kid From Emmons County, Now the Bishop of Helena, Montana, Recounts How North Dakota Shaped His Path to Leadership.

Actor Josh Duhamel, Originally From Minot, Recently Shared a Spirited Video Showcasing His Minnesota Vikings Pride, Complete with a Throwback Jersey, Fan Gear, and His Son.

Approximately 2,000 Participants Gathered at the North Dakota Capitol for the 23rd Annual Designer Genes Walk, Supporting Opportunities for Individuals with Down Syndrome.

Residents Across the State Seeking Frights and Festive Activities Can Plan Visits to Long-Running Haunted Houses and 'Hot Spots' for the Upcoming Spooky Season.

Mandan Parks and Recreation Is Inviting Residents to Help Choose One of Six Potential Sites for the City's First Public, No-Cost Splash Pad.

More Than a Hundred People Gathered at the Federal Building Friday, Calling on State Delegation to Oppose Federal Immigration Enforcement in North Dakota.

Harlan and Geneva Pleinis Reflect on 60 Years of Commitment, Emphasizing Their Vows Through a Lifetime of Shared Experiences and Health Challenges.

Residents in Bismarck, Mandan, and Surrounding Communities Are Invited to Decorate Pumpkins Pink This Halloween to Support Local Families Battling Cancer Through the Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation.

Roosevelt Elementary School Pupils Partnered with Mandan Public Works for the Second Year to Add Colorful Designs and Positive Messages to a City Plow.

The Event Will Feature 30 Activity Stations Designed for Kids Aged 6-12, Focusing on Outdoor Engagement and Skill-Building with Support From Numerous Local and State Partners.

Devon Headdress, an MHA Nation Member with North Dakota Roots, Uses Instagram and Facebook to Address Challenging Topics About Native American Culture, Reaching Hundreds of Thousands of Followers.

The Salvation Army Is Collecting New and Gently Used Winter Clothing to Ensure Local Children Stay Warm This Season, with Distribution Beginning in October.

Six Inductees Were Honored at Bismarck State College, Recognizing Their Lasting Contributions to the State's Musical Legacy.

The Minot Ymca-Based Organization, Known for Adaptive Sports and Various Therapies, Is Now Integrating Mental Health Care Into Its Array of Services.

A Multi-Market 'Win Cash' Sweepstakes, Open to U.s. Residents Aged 18 and Older, Is Offering a Top Prize of $25,000 and Daily $250 Awards This Fall.

Residents in Bismarck and Mandan Can Access Listings for a Range of Items, From Farm Equipment to Vintage Vehicles, Through the Weekday Broadcast.

Artist Melissa Gordon Completes New Artwork at Bitty Bean Coffee Co., Overcoming Weather Challenges with Local Support.

Library Director Christine Kujawa Joined K-Love Radio Host Joel Reagan to Discuss the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library's History and Its Current Services for Local Residents.

A Joint Feasibility Study by the City of Bismarck and Bismarck Parks and Recreation District Invites Community Feedback Through a Survey Closing September 30.

The Grand Forks-Based High Plains Fair Housing Center Has Furloughed Three Employees Due to an Unexpected Hold on a Crucial $425,000 Federal Grant From the U.s. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Music Festival in New Salem Announces Hudson Westbrook, Old Dominion, Lee Brice, Joe Nichols, Phil Vassar, Neal Mccoy, and a Local Favorite Duo.

As Holidays Like Valentine's Day Approach, Individuals Coping with Loss Can Find Creative Ways to Commemorate Those Who Have Passed.

Families in Bismarck and Mandan Can Choose From a Wide Array of Cremation-Related Services, Including Viewings and Varied Memorialization for Remains, According to Funeral Professionals.

Experts Advise Focusing on a Loved One's Full Life Story and Unique Character When Preparing an Obituary for Publication.