Congratulations to Grand Forks eleventh-grader Deanna Rose for winning a national scholarship award from the Alliance for Youth Artists and Writers for her work of art, entitled “Hand”!
And speaking of talented North Dakotans, today’s news is about “Gilligan’s Island,” Relay for Life, and a helpful coach. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Fargo, New Rockford, Wahpeton
Did you know Fargo and Bismarck are two of the best places to live in the country for Millennials, according to Liveability.com?
And did you know that today’s news is about kind kids, a nationally-recognized poet, and a prize bull? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: St. Anthony, Wahpeton, Wilkinson
The results are in – the tastiest water in North Dakota is in Bismarck! (I think our water in Thompson is great, so I want a recount): https://bit.ly/2Tz9Mgn
And speaking of great, today’s nice news is about a hand up, a drive up, and a grow up. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Grand Forks, Wahpeton, Williston
Did you know that Miss North Dakota is currently going around to schools – so far, she’s been to 50 – to talk about Positivity?
And did you know that today’s nice news is about a wished-upon hot tub, a camera strap, and the Souper Bowl? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Hazen, Wahpeton
Did you know that there is a book club called BookTalk at Bismarck State College that is celebrating its 20th anniversary? Their next meeting is on February 3 and everyone is welcome.
And did you know that today’s nice news takes place in Hatton, the Chahinkapa Zoo, and Regent? Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Hatton, Regent, Wahpeton
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.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Grand Forks, Langdon, Wahpeton
Swirl over this fact: Dakota Drug in Stanley is home to one of the last operational Whirla-Whips in the country.
And get this – today’s nice news is about quilters, dentists, and a fantastic 7th-grader. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: New England, Rugby, Wahpeton
Mark your map: the oldest standing structure in North Dakota is the Gingras Trading Post in Pembina County.
And after you’re done reading about the Post, check out today’s nice news: helpful elementary students, remarkable artists, and a 40-year angel. Read on.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Mandan, Minot, Wahpeton
There are at least 76 produced songs about North Dakota, including Highway Headin’ South (Dolly Parton) and I Got a Girl in North and South Dakota (Frank Sinatra) – how many can you name?
And while you’re making a playlist, check out today’s nice news: gold hearts, helping hands, and feet with wings.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Wahpeton, Williston
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!
Categories: In the News • Tags: Mandan, Sharon, Wahpeton
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.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Devils Lake, Streeter, Wahpeton
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.
Categories: In the News • Tags: Fargo, Wahpeton, Williston
North Dakota programmers hack solutions for FirstNet in 24-hour hackathon
Minot State University to offer first medicinal plant chemistry program
Jan Ketterling and No Doubt Ima Loper win Grand Champion at regional horse show
Categories: In the News • Tags: Fargo, Minot, Wahpeton
After losing hand, Myron Schlafman goes back to making sausage
Generous donors replace artist Austin Proctor’s art supplies following fire
A host of new public art springs up around Wahpeton
Categories: In the News • Tags: Jamestown, Wahpeton, Williston
Dickinson scores a bullseye with National Dart Association Regional Tournament
Perham parent thanks Fargo Tradehome for treatment of autistic son
Richland-Wilkin volunteers turn out for a Day of Caring
Categories: In the News • Tags: Dickinson, Fargo, Wahpeton
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
Categories: In the News • Tags: Bismarck, Jamestown, Wahpeton
When you are in a position of leadership in a city government, you typically don’t get to leave your job behind at the end of the day – because your home is your work and your work is your home. While we should all make the effort to thank the thousands of civil servants who keep our sidewalks and roads clean and safe, our water running, and communities growing and thriving, the North Dakota League of Cities selects two individuals each year who deserve extra appreciation and gratitude.
Read more.
Categories: Reader's Story • Tags: Abercrombie, Christine, Davenport, Dwight, Fairmount, Great Bend, Hankinson, Lidgerwood, Mantador, Mooreton, North Dakota Nice, Wahpeton, Walcott, Williston, Wyndmere
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
Categories: In the News • Tags: Fargo, Langdon, Turtle Mountain, Wahpeton
Wahpeton’s gardeners grow a plethora of produce for the food pantry
Stump Lake Threshing Bee hearkens back to the early days of North Dakota farming – including lefse
SRCTC program honored for bringing together students to build a new home
Categories: In the News • Tags: Stump Lake, Wahpeton
Iris Westman is America’s oldest living farmer
Rotary Club of Breckenridge Wahpeton “Fills the Bus”
Dickinson’s Chalk Walk brings amateur and professional artists to the streets
Categories: In the News • Tags: Dickinson, Northwood, Wahpeton
