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Changes to State Political Parties Fails the House

By Lydia Hoverson on February 20, 2023

Bipartisan Vote BISMARCK – The North Dakota State House killed a bill Friday to make changes to the state political parties and their districts. House Bill 1523 would have made several changes to district parties, including changing the reorganization of the district parties until after redistricting, and allow them to appoint a temporary district chair. […]

“Make Your Mark” Brick Fundraiser

By The Dakotan on February 20, 2023

Trinity Health Foundation FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Make a lasting tribute to family and friends through the brick fundraising campaign sponsored by Trinity Health Foundation. The “Make Your Mark” Brick Fundraiser provides an opportunity for the region we serve to make their mark at the new state-of-the-art Healthcare Campus. Engravings can be purchased in your […]

Born to be an Engineer

By Lydia Hoverson on February 19, 2023

Serving Minot for 24 Years lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – It takes a lot to engineer an entire city, and Minot has a lot of moving parts. City Engineer Lance Meyer was born and raised in Minot, attending Bishop Ryan High School and North Dakota State University to get a degree in civil engineering. “I lived in Minneapolis […]

A Slice of Life

By Kim Fundingsland on February 19, 2023

Snarling Ghost Dogs of Dog Den Butte Snarling ghost dogs? In North Dakota? Once was – maybe. Maybe yet today. I’ve always had an interest in the history of our state, mostly the early days before roadways and fences and towns. The period when Dakota Territory was the “Old West”. Sometimes I wish I’d lived back […]

North Dakota's Fascinating Landscape: Abandoned Buildings

By Kim Fundingsland on February 19, 2023

North Dakota's Fascinating Landscape: Abandoned Buildings By Erin Beene There are many standout weather features that make North Dakota a curiosity to the newcomer. The bone-chilling, drastic winds; the never-ending sunlight in summer; and the expansive, seemingly endless sky are all features that make North Dakota life so captivating, albeit sometimes intimidating. While gazing […]

Saturday's High School Basketball Scores

By Kim Fundingsland on February 19, 2023

The Associated Press BOYS PREP BASKETBALL Barnes County North 64, Maple River 58 Berthold 61, Ray 55 Beulah 70, Beach 53 Bishop Ryan 61, Powers Lake/Burke Central Co-op 56 Bottineau 72, St. John 60 Devils Lake 66, West Fargo Horace 49 Fargo North 69, Grand Forks Central 63 Fargo South 82, West Fargo 70 Flasher […]

Harmony Center Fares Well Almost a Year After Move

By Lydia Hoverson on February 18, 2023

Members Like Smaller, Intimate Space lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – The Harmony Center, a place where people can go for long-term support if they’re struggling with their mental health, moved last year. People were accustomed to its original location for 34 years, however, it seems to be faring well, with many of its members still active. Though […]

Record ND Budgets Proposed

By Lydia Hoverson on February 18, 2023

State Agencies Request Hefty Increases BISMARCK – The crossover date for the North Dakota State Legislature is coming up on February 24, which means large spending bills will be coming out of both appropriations committees and will be considered on the House and Senate floors. Here’s what the legislators will be considering in the coming […]

One Transgender Bill Passes, One Fails

By Lydia Hoverson on February 17, 2023

ND Representatives Debate Contentious Issue BISMARCK – Two contentious transgender bills were considered on the North Dakota State House floor Friday, with one bill passing and the other failing. House Bill 1254 would create a class B felony for healthcare providers who perform transgender surgeries or give gender-affirming medication to minors. “Our children are being […]

Spring Turkey Drawing Held, Licenses Remain

By The Dakotan on February 17, 2023

ND Game and Fish The 2023 spring wild turkey lottery has been held and 760 licenses remain in nine units. Remaining licenses are issued on a first-come, first-served basis beginning 8 a.m. Central time on Feb. 23. Hunters are allowed two licenses for the spring season. Licenses remain in unit 06, Bowman County; unit 13, […]

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