This week’s Story of the Week is so, so nice. Get a cup of coffee so you can take the time to enjoy it – and also check out the other two stories: on new houses…

Congratulations to Alison Traynor, North Dakota’s Suicide Prevention Program Director, who was the first North Dakotan to ever be named to the national De Beaumont 40 Under 40. And if you’re on the fence about learning…

Did you know the McKenzie County Fair kicks off tomorrow (June 20)? And did you know today’s news is about a field of flags, a historical comic book, and Bloody Marys? Read on.

Did you know that North Dakota has an adaptive cheer team, called the North Dakota Elite, for athletes of all ages with an intellectual or physical disability who love to perform? And did you know today’s…

Did you know the critical access hospitals in Cando, Carrington, Linton, and Wishek have been named four of the top 20 best rural facilities in the nation? And if you love space and want to see…

Congratulations to 11-year-old Danica Onchuck of Wahpeton, who was the top elementary girl shooter at the Western Nationals archery tournament! And today’s news is equally great – about a youth choir, a busy senior, and kites!…

Did you know tomorrow (June 13-16) begins Fort Union Trading Post’s annual Rendezvous – with 100 historical re-enactors demonstrating 19th century techniques such as blacksmithing, beaver skinning, and frontier cooking? Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2I5DuTT And did…

Did you know the Special Olympics North Dakota Summer Games are now underway with over 600 athletes participating? And did you know today’s news has a bonus story? Better read them all.

Did you know the world’s largest catfish “lives” in Wahpeton and its name is Wahpper? And did you know today’s news may be the push you need to buy that raffle ticket you’ve been considering? Read…