Here’s a sweet fact: chocolate-covered potato chips – better known as Chippers – were introduced to the world by North Dakota’s George Widman. And here’s a few more sweet things in today’s nice news: North Dakotans…

Guess what: corporate records from the early days of Bobcat Co. are house at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. And guess what else: today’s nice news is about best friends, better parents, and lutefisk.…

Did you know that in 1948, North Dakota raffled off a Dream House in Bismarck by dropping tickets from airplanes? The 5-room, 1-bath house was valued at $20,000 during the raffle and is now for sale…

If you’ve driven on the Enchanted Highway, you have seen Gary Greff’s sculptures – but did you know they are the world’s largest scrap metal art? And did you know that today’s nice news is about…

Check out this neat fact: there have been 15 North Dakota-born players in the NHL. And also, get this: today’s nice news is about a Pearl Harbor survivor, marshmallow igloos, and hot chocolate. Read on.

Did you know there are really, really generous people in North Dakota? Today’s nice news is only the tip of the iceberg. Read on.

Any guess as to what North Dakota’s official word is? If you guessed “hotdish,” you’d be right. And speaking of hotdish, today’s nice news is about lefse, miniature golf, and 4-H kids. Read on.

As we head into Christmas week, take a few minutes to thank a farmer – because holiday or no holiday, rain or shine, animals need care. And speaking of being thankful, today’s nice news is all…

Did you know that there are more than 350 fishing lakes in North Dakota and, owing to a law passed in 1993, you can fish year-round? And guess what else – there are amazing people in…