A crowd of several hundred people attended the eleventh annual lutefisk supper given by the men of Zion Lutheran church at the church basement Tuesday evening. A wonderful feed was served, which included not [...]Read More... from On This Day | Lutefisk[...]
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On This Day | Minot Parks In Pictures
The Minot Park Board has just issued a very beautiful pictorial souvenir, containing thirty-three new views of the Roosevelt and Oak Parks. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Minot Parks In Pictures
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On This Day | Hope Your Resolutions Are Going Better Than His
"There's something burning down here." [...]Read More... from On This Day | Hope Your Resolutions Are Going Better Than His
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On This Day | Curing the Fullness Feeling
I ate so much ma said, "Ed, stop, You'll kill yourself. Land sakes!" [...]Read More... from On This Day | Curing the Fullness Feeling
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On This Day | Words of Wisdom
Mr. Hanna sounds a word of warning when he declares that "we have gone crazy on taxes." He urges us to curtail our expenditures that taxes may be reduced to a reasonable level. We [...]Read More... from On This Day | Words[...]
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On This Day | Prosperity Pulling us Forward
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Ethics and the One-Party State: A Mission Not Yet Accepted
The reluctance of the North Dakota State legislature to accept the recommendations of the newly formed ethics commission should not be a surprise except to the most naive among us. Organizations historically have not been known to reform themselves. Elected officials having[...]
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Rugby, North Dakota, mayor not surprised people enjoy the positive attitudes of his town’s residents
In the heart of North Dakota, Rugby is proving that warmth isn’t just for the summer sun. Known for its genuine hospitality, this small town caught the attention of Kjersti Armstrong, North Dakota’s First Lady, whose brief stopover left an indelible positive[...]
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ND to debate how close large livestock sites can sit near communities
In North Dakota, 2025 could be another year when the state puts out the welcome mat for the livestock industry. Following [task force recommendations](https://ndlegis.gov/sites/default/files/resource/68-2023/legislative-management-final-reports/2025finalreport.pdf), the Legislature will consider updating how much local governments can restrict feedlot operations. The panel was specifically looking at[...]
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Fargo’s Downtown stakeholders, city officials gather for first State of Downtown address
Fargo is at a pivotal moment, with stakeholders gathering to chart its future course. At the inaugural State of Downtown Fargo event, city leaders celebrated achievements while eyeing new challenges. Mayor Tim Mahoney and community members highlighted downtown as the cultural heart[...]
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Grand Forks City Council moves forward with phase one of Greenway updates, It’s Hard to See What Minot’s Doing
Grand Forks is gearing up for a touch of transformation, focusing on the Greenway. The City Council just backed Houston Engineering to design the first phase of essential upgrades, funded by a hefty $3.49 million grant through the National Park System’s Outdoor[...]
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Nebraska takes aim at social media and school time cell phone use by youths
In an age where smartphones feel like extensions of our hands, Nebraska lawmakers are stepping into the fray with proposals aimed squarely at safeguarding young minds. Leading the charge, State Sen. Tanya Storer and colleagues are set to introduce legislation requiring parental[...]
North Dakota lawmakers work to refine which groups can conduct charitable gambling
A bill under consideration by North Dakota lawmakers would restrict which organizations qualify to conduct charitable gambling. The discussion comes as electronic pull tab machines have proliferated in North Dakota, with 5,250 devices similar to slot machines at 846 sites across the[...]
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New report shows LGBTQ youth have higher risk of harm in North Dakota
In North Dakota, a new report is shining a light on a troubling issue: LGBTQ youth face significantly higher risks of harm and lack crucial support. Released by Harbor Health Initiative and Faye Seidler Consulting, the study reveals that these young individuals[...]
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On This Day | Tuesday, January 14th
On this day in 1784, the United States ratified the Treaty of Paris, officially ending the American Revolutionary War and recognizing American independence from Britain. On this day in 1952, NBC’s “Today” show premiered, becoming the first long-running morning news program on[...]
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On This Day | Local Performers Ready For Stage
Everything is in readiness for the Elks' big minstrel show which is on at the High School Auditorium Thursday and Friday nights of this week. With a cast of about fifty clever local entertainers [...]Read More... from On This Day | Local[...]