Guess what – over the last five years, nearly 100 nations around the world have imported hard red spring and durum wheats from North Dakota.
And speaking of international, today’s nice news is about Germans, Rotarians, and one local girl who is changing the world. Read on.
Here’s a fact: 24/7 Wall Street says that North Dakota is #14 on the best states to live in the U.S.
Here’s some other facts: today’s news is about fantastic people in Casselton, Fargo, and Grand Forks. Read on.
Wash up those wine glasses – thanks to an increase in cold-weather grapes, there are now 14 bonded wineries and cideries in North Dakota, five of those emerging in just the last five years.
Also emerging: a group of great fifth-graders, children looking for families, and an amazing hiker.
Gobble gobble! Did you know that North Dakota raises 1.2 million turkeys annually?
And if you’re interested in more fun sounds, today’s nice news features mooing, vrooming, and more gobble-gobbling. Happy Monday!
If agriculture is the heart of North Dakota, our military is our backbone. We owe our state and our country to you – thank you for your service.
Check it out: there are more than 39 million acres of farmland operated in North Dakota.
Also awesome? A care program for new parents and babies, helpful Hettingerites, and 200-year old documents.
Did you know that North Dakota was recently ranked fifth in the nation as one of the best states for teachers?
And speaking of great teachers, here are three stories about amazing students in Dickinson, Minot, and Valley City.
Need a break from politics? Read today’s nice news – all North Dakota, all nice.
(Featuring free pet food, pioneers, and BOWLING)
To all of the North Dakotans who are up for election today – thank you for stepping forward.
Also reasons for thanks: a carload of cash in Wahpeton, tuition reimbursement in Devils Lake, and a Buffalo Supper. Read on.
Good work, everyone – North Dakota turned 129 on November 2!
And speaking of good work, read on for today’s nice news.
In 1887, North Dakotan David Henderson Houston invented a camera. He named it by scrambling the first four letters of Dakota and adding a “K” to make Kodak. He later sold the rights of the Kodak camera to George Eastman.
And with that, here are today’s nice stories about other awesome North Dakotans. Read on.
North Dakota has the country’s only state-owned bank, which gives special considerations to North Dakota residents.
Nice, right? Here’s some other nice news. Read on.
It’s the North Dakota Nice Halloween news! Read on, and visit the NoDakNice Facebook page to post your photos.
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Did you know that North Dakota has more wildlife refuges than any other states? And speaking of North Dakota, click on for today’s nice news.
It may be harvest, but North Dakota is as a green as ever; in fact, North Dakota produces 80x more energy than it uses. Awesome work, wind turbines (and wind)!
Also awesome: some nifty facts about our lovely state, and a bountiful garden. Read on.
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Contrary to my own personal belief, North Dakota’s state beverage isn’t ranch dressing – it’s milk! North Dakota produces nearly 40 million gallons of milk annually.
And speaking of milk (and ranch, and food in general), today’s nice news is all about combating hunger…and preserving history. Read on.
Not sure why these three U.S. Presidents are in the header for today’s Nice News? Well, I guess you’d better read on.
(Not pictured: Pres. Lyndon Johnson, who never visited ND)
Did you know that World’s Largest Buffalo monument is located at Frontier Village in Jamestown? Of course you did!
However, you may not yet know about what’s going on in the world of yurts, inmate iPads, and Kindness Rocks. Better read today’s Nice ND News.
DROP WHAT YOU ARE DOING (unless what you are doing is eating spaghetti and meatballs): it is North Dakota Pasta Lovers Week.
Also, a North Dakota sculpture is on its way to the Pentagon, and it’s FarrrgggoooMANIA!
Guess what: North Dakota produces enough soybeans to make 483 billion crayons each year!
Today’s news doesn’t involve crayons, but it DOES have pizza and watercolors and I may have mentioned something about bedazzling.
