You know those little registration stickers on your license plate? Well, they were invented in North Dakota by Lenard Milo.
And did you know about Hettinger’s chickens, Liberty’s students, and Denbea Mcnally? You’ll learn about them soon enough in today’s nice news. Read on.
Guess what? Today is my dad, Steve Silverman’s, birthday!
And guess what else? Today’s nice news is about bowling, unmanned aircraft, and Christmas magic. Read on.
Last summer, 87% of the out-of-state tourism visitors came to North Dakota for a fossil dig.
Learn more about that dig, a group of amazing fourth-graders (and a duck!), and a husband and wife looking to make it easier to farm in cold weather in today’s nice news. Read on.
Not just North Dakota Nice: there is a website that predicts aurora sitings: http://www.aurora-service.eu/aurora-forecast/
Just for North Dakota: a Minot truck driver, a weekly feature on awesome high schoolers, and a food shelter looking for donations. Read on.
Happy Thanksgiving! I am so thankful that I live in state filled with such wonderful people.
And speaking of wonderful people, today’s nice news has gone country – to a mobile food bank, a Brown farm, and 15 rural school districts. Read on, and thank you for being a part of North Dakota Nice.
Wow your Thanksgiving guests with this fact: Stanley, ND is home to the oldest mosque in the U.S.
Also, tell them about today’s nice news: a new family, homemade dog toys, and cleaner seeds. Read on.
If you’re traveling through North Dakota for Thanksgiving, be sure to stop at the world’s largest buffalo in Jamestown.
And after you’re done taking pictures, read about the Cavalier Thrift Store, the Missouri Slope Emergency Shelter, and Duluth Model in today’s nice news.
Did you know that over 28,000 North Dakotans fought in World War I?
Speaking of veterans, today’s nice news has a few of the best stories from Veterans Day. Read on.
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.
Need a break from politics? Read today’s nice news – all North Dakota, all nice.
(Featuring free pet food, pioneers, and BOWLING)
Good work, everyone – North Dakota turned 129 on November 2!
And speaking of good work, read on for today’s nice news.
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.
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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.
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.
“ND Voices from the Great War” come alive at the University of Mary
Sidney remembers long-time sports announcer and historical performer Arch Ellwein
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program for North Dakota seeking volunteers
Fargo-Moorhead Crossroads Powwow hosts 1,000 dancers and singers to share their ancestors’ past and celebrate the present
Descendant of White Cloud, North Dakota’s iconic white bison, joins National Buffalo Museum herd
U.S. Attorney’s Office in North Dakota honored with international award for work in prosecuting an international drug ring
Long-time Wahpeton teacher Esther Gordon turns 100
Jamestown one of 300 locations nationwide to host Manhattan Short Film Festival
Bismarck State College changes its mission to become North Dakota’s first polytechnic institution
The amazing people behind Humanities North Dakota didn’t want you to have leave the state to encounter some of the most powerful thinkers in the world, and so they created the GameChanger Ideas Festival – a day-long adventure across multiple voices on a single issue that is challenging North Dakotans today. Held in Bismarck on October 13, 2018 and inspired by the Aspen Ideas Festival and the Atlantic Festival, the goal of the GameChanger Ideas Festival is to create more thoughtful and informed citizens that can help lead our state and country through these challenges.
North Dakota is the safest state for women (Security Baron) Security Baron, a news and reviews website focused on security, has ranked North Dakota last in their 2018 list of Most Dangerous States for Women’s Sexual Safety. The list was compiled from FBI- and CDC-reported violence. Volunteers teach English to Fargo’s New Americans (KVRR) The…
