Did you know North Dakota was ranked #1 on the Reason Foundation’s 24th Annual Highway Report for exemplary pavement and bridge conditions, fatality rates, and capital spending per mile? And did you know today’s news is…

Live near Devils Lake? The annual “Out of Darkness” community walk to prevent suicide will be held on Saturday, September 14 at Ruger Park. You can register here: afsp.org/devilslake And live or like North Dakota? Check…

Did you know the popular Magic City Express – the narrow gauge train at Roosevelt Park – is now back on track? It had been derailed after the 2011 Flood; but thanks to a new engine…

Congratulations to Tim Kellar of Wilton for receiving national recognition by Delta Waterfowl for his volunteer efforts to get kids and people with disabilities involved in hunting! And today’s North Dakota Nice news has a collegiate…

Did you know North Dakota has been named the hardest-working state in America? And did you know today’s North Dakota Nice news is about a high school student looking to bake 200 loaves of bread (and…

Did you know the induction ceremony for the Native American Hall of Honor at the Heritage Center will be held on September 5? You can find the list of inductees in today’s news. And speaking of…

Looking for a way to get back to your Scandinavian roots? Norsk Hostfest is looking for volunteers. Read more in today’s news. And speaking of today’s North Dakota Nice news, there’s also stories about an awesome…

Did you know Hillsboro-Central Valley Schools now have five gaming computers and setups and will be starting an esports club league this fall? The teams will be coached by high school math teacher Logan McAllister. And…

School is back in session for most of our North Dakota students and teachers – here’s to a great school year! And speaking of great things, today’s North Dakota Nice news is about the most important…

Meet Jim, he collects bikes and rebuilds them to give away to adults or kids in need of a functional bike.