The dairy industry of the state of North Dakota is one of the greatest assets that it has. At present it ranks third in the industries of the state, being exceeded only by the [...]Read More... from On This Day | Dairy[...]
On This Day | Churches, Schools, and Flour Mills of Minot
A picture tells countless stories. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Churches, Schools, and Flour Mills of Minot
On This Day | Welcome to the Land of Opportunity!
The state extends a welcome to the thousands of landless families elsewhere, with assurance that honest labor will be rewarded and reasonable ambitions may be gratified. The immigrant will find good schools good soil [...]Read More... from On This Day | Welcome[...]
On This Day | New Seven-Story Structure
... and are now making plans to build a real sky-scraper at the corner of Main street and Central avenue. [...]Read More... from On This Day | New Seven-Story Structure
On This Day | Land of Sunshine
Oh, sturdy children here we see -- Hope of the nation's destiny. And schools, the best in any land, To educate the mind and hand. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Land of Sunshine
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On This Day | The Sirloin, Please
Here's where red-blooded men and women have a creative opportunity. In most other states the institutions are made and everybody has settled down to doing the regulation things. Here a great empire is yet [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]
On This Day | Old Fashioned Harvest
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On This Day | North Dakota Appreciation Week 1917
Therefore, I, Lynn J. Frazier, governor of North Dakota, do hereby proclaim the week of Jan. 21-27, 1917, as Appreciation Week in the state of North Dakota. And let us make a special effort [...]Read More... from On This Day | North[...]
On This Day | Saturday, January 25th
On this day in 1533, King Henry VIII of England secretly married Anne Boleyn, his second wife, which led to England’s break from the Roman Catholic Church and the establishment of the Church of England. On this day in 1787, Shays’ Rebellion,[...]
On This Day | Old Fashioned Harvest
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On This Day | North Dakota Appreciation Week 1917
Therefore, I, Lynn J. Frazier, governor of North Dakota, do hereby proclaim the week of Jan. 21-27, 1917, as Appreciation Week in the state of North Dakota. And let us make a special effort [...]Read More... from On This Day | North[...]
Committee votes to tweak North Dakota lawmaker term limits
A legislative push is underway to clarify term limits for state lawmakers—a topic that has both sides of the aisle weighing clarity against voter intent. A bill led by Rep. Ben Koppelman seeks to extend the eligibility of lawmakers elected in 2020[...]
Interstate Speed Limit Increase Coming?
In the wide-open spaces of North Dakota, one proposal is looking to turn up the dial on highway speeds. House Bill 1298 is in the spotlight, suggesting an increase in speed limits from 75 to 80 miles per hour on certain interstates.[...]
Governor Armstrong Leans In on Value-Added Economic Development Incentives
North Dakota is looking to expand its role in value-added agriculture with a proposed incentive program under House Bill 1332. Governor Kelly Armstrong expressed support for the legislation, which would allocate up to $30 million to attract projects like soybean and potato[...]
Delta Vacations celebrates 25 original workers in Minot
Minot’s Delta Vacations Customer Engagement Center is marking a milestone—25 years of world-class service. Starting with just 25 employees in 1999, the center has grown to over 430 team members, serving as the company’s sole customer engagement hub. This celebration honors the[...]
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Traveling exhibit in Rugby teaches lessons about Holocaust
History has a way of opening our eyes to truths we thought we understood. At Rugby’s Heart of America Library, a traveling Holocaust exhibit offers a profound look into how Americans perceived World War II—and the lessons we’re still learning. From survivor[...]