Did you know that one of North Dakota’s original “Rosie the Riveters” is supporting the effort to award the Rosies the Congressional Gold Medal by making red polka-dot coronavirus masks?
You can read all about Mae Krier in this week’s news – which also features one of the “Nicest Places in America,” the Three Little Pigs, and the Aquanauts. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Devils Lake, Fargo, Grand Forks, Hillsboro, Minot, Williston
Congratulations to Valley City’s Nicholas Lee, who was presented with a Diamond Coach Award by the National Speech & Debate Association for his work with the students at Valley City High School!
Check out this week’s news, which has all sorts of great stories about law students, time capsules, tractor pulls, and more. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Center, Dickinson, Grand Forks, Harwood, Hillsboro, Minot, Valley City, Wahpeton, Watford City, Williston
Best of luck to the Capital Ice Chips skating team who are on their way to the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships in Providence, RI for the 10th year in a row! You can learn all about the Ice Chips in this week’s news – which is also about Zero Waste Week, a Cupcake of the Month, a lifetime of love, and more. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Fort Berthold, Hillsboro, Jamestown, Minot, Watford City, Williston
Did you know North Dakota recently received The Attorney General’s Award for Fraud Prevention for the state’s efforts to combat fraud against the elderly and most vulnerable?
And did you know today’s news is about some Germans in North Dakota, a lifesaving Dakotan, and a custom casket? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Grand Forks, Hillsboro, Thompson, Williston
Did you know a zombie horror movie called “Greywood’s Plot” was filmed in Devils Lake and will be premiering at the Twin Cities Film Festival on Friday?
And did you know today’s news is about a Little Pantry, a strikingly-good time, and the Johnson family? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Dunn County, Hillsboro
Did you know Bismarck was recently ranked the best state capital in which to live in the nation? The ranking was based on safety, housing prices, school districts, and cost of living.
And did you know today’s news is about a literal and figurative short film competition, a bright and shiny Hillsboro, and free tuition. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Hillsboro
Did you know North Dakota has been named one of the top most tax-friendly states in the U.S., meaning we pay less tax than most of the country?
And did you know today’s North Dakota Nice news has books, bikes, and the Story of the Week? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Hillsboro, West Fargo
Did you know Hillsboro’s father-son duo Shawn and Hunter Hennings were a part of the U.S. team that took Silver in the Pan-American Saltwater Big Game Championships in Puerto Vallarta last month?
And did you know today’s news is about outdoor learning, jogging docs, and big-time giving. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Grand Forks, Hillsboro, Jamestown
Congratulations to Minot’s Sidni Kast, who was recently crowned Miss Norsk Hostfest!
And thank you to everyone checking out today’s news – about a fishing family, a verrry long-time farmer, and Red Knights. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Harwood, Hillsboro, Valley City
Did you know the 24th annual Rendezvous Region Music Fest starts on Friday in Langdon, and includes a firemen’s dinner, a Rod Run, a Christmas in July sale – and, of course, tons of music?
And did you know today’s news has beautiful blooms, a West African Crowned Crane, and Vets? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Hillsboro, Minot, Williston
Mark your calendars for the International Music Camp Festival, which holds concerts throughout June and July – including the Royal Canadian Air Force Band (June 21), an Old Fashioned Band concert with an ice cream social (July 5), and the National Youth Wind Orchestra of Luxembourg (July 26).
And afterwards, read today’s news – about a lifesaving repairman, North Dakotans that never give up, adoptive plant parents…plus an amazing bonus story!
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Hillsboro, Kildeer, Valley City
Did you know that one in three of all North Dakotans is of Norwegian heritage? And did you know that today’s news is about a schoolful of scholarships, a roomful of Norwegians, and a track-full of runners? Read on. This is amazing: The Hillsboro Dollars for Scholars chapter has a $2M endowment, which means that basically every student that applies gets a scholarship. (Hillsboro Banner) There are more Norwegian descendants in North Dakota than in any other state, which probably […]
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Fargo, Hillsboro
Did you know that North Dakota issues the fewest overall speeding tickets of any state, according to United Speeders of America?
And speaking of life in the lovely slow lane, today’s news is about a schoolhouse called home, school lunches, and the most important meal of the day. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Dickinson, Hillsboro
Guess what: Hillsboro’s Jodi Kurtz is shooting a pilot about a home-staging company for HGTV next month.
And guess what else: today’s news is about a dog named Louie, a woman named Helma, and the town of New England. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Dickinson, Grand Forks, Hillsboro, New England
Did you know that every Sunday is a “Sensational Sunday” at the North Dakota Heritage Center, and provides a free history lesson in the form of a concert, movie, lecture, or tour?
And did you know today’s news is about Abraham Lincoln, Canadians, and lunch? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Dickinson, Hillsboro
Did you know that North Dakota recently had its first-ever outdoor Hockey Day North Dakota, and the Jamestown Blue Jays won?
And did you know that today’s nice news is about a community orchard, a new start to life, and archery? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Hillsboro, Jamestown
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 being nice, Sheyenne High students being thoughtful, and a Rugby couple who loves to sing. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Fargo, Hillsboro, Rugby, West Fargo
The Celtics’ Kyrie Irving and sister Asia Irving participate in Standing Rock naming ceremony
Dale Ludwig receives Teacher Excellence Award for driver education
Highway Patrol Trooper Kyle Stern named Peace Officer of the Year
Categories: In the News • Tags: Hillsboro, Minot, Standing Rock
