It’s time for the first Nice News of the Week! Did you know the New Rockford-Sheyenne School has been named a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence?
And did you know this week’s news has a well-placed mirror, a Blessing Bank, the Story of the Week – and many more acts of North Dakota Nice? Read on.
Happy New Year! May 2020 be filled with even more happiness than you can imagine.
And speaking of happiness, check out today’s news – which is all about great kids in Lake Region, Langdon, and Mercier. Read on.
Did you know North Dakota is opening its first coding school? The Emerging Digital Academy will begin offering classes in April of 2020 in Downtown Fargo.
And did you know today’s news is about two kinds of teamwork, and Indigenous art? Read on.
Did you know Hillsboro-Central Valley Schools now have five gaming computers and setups and will be starting an esports club league this fall? The teams will be coached by high school math teacher Logan McAllister.
And did you know today’s North Dakota Nice news is all about sage grouse, international North Dakotans, and a pup crawl. Read on.
Congratulations to our new Miss North Dakota, Haley Wolfe! Haley’s platform is #BeThe1To, which is working to stop teen suicide.
And today’s news is about some fancy dinosaurs, great gardening, and breast milk. Read on.
Do you know a young reader in Minot? If they sign up for the Minot Public Library’s Summer Reading Program, they can get money for their college account.
And do you know Jerry Hamm, Peggy Davis, Laurel Brusseau, or any of the other nice people in today’s news? Read on.
Did you know that Rhame, ND’s Cashae McGee has been selected to be a part of the first ever Priefert Junior Elite Rodeo Team, which is made up of some of the nation’s top cowgirls?
And did you know today’s news is about rockin’ principals, a lifetime of giving, and Innovator of the Year. Read on.
Guess what? North Dakota’s population is currently at an all-time high of 760,077 residents, up 4,901 from last year.
And guess what else? Today’s nice news is about sausage making, high school graduating, and hydrant adopting. Read on.
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 Langdon, Wahpeton, and Grand Forks, all featured in today’s nice news. Read on.
Anna and Adam Marohl host fun run to raise thousands for the Sanford Family Bereavement Fund
Keith Benning travels to North Carolina to help hurricane animals
North Dakota Chaplains Association celebrates Rev. Adrian Olson as Chaplain of the Year
Mike Muhs gets community and Farm Rescue support in his fight against cancer
Don Roberts looking for veterans who have served on or before 1959 for Honor Flights
