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Close But Not Close Enough

By The Dakotan on September 4, 2022

MSU Football Drops Opener MINOT -- Despite falling 24-10 to Winona State, Minot State has clearly elevated the talent level of their football team. Minot State was flying around the field and smashing away on Winona players at MSU’s Herb Parker Stadium this past Saturday. Bigby and Cayko just fly around the field and […]

Terrific explosion revisited…

By Marvin Baker on September 4, 2022

Upside Down Under Marvin.baker@mydakotan.com Some locals in the Carpio area still talk about an explosion on a nearby farm that happened 100 years ago on Aug. 31. This was no ordinary explosion like you would think. It wasn’t gasoline and it wasn’t spontaneous combustion. This bomb went boom when 500 pounds of steam in a […]

Walleye Series State Championship

By Kim Fundingsland on September 4, 2022

Father/Son Claim AIM State Title HAZEN – Winning is great. Winning with your son as a partner is even better. Ross Grothe and his son Roger, 12, both Baldwin, won the AIM Weekend Walleye Series North Dakota championship held here August 26-27. The father/son duo built a sizeable day one lead and put enough walleye […]

Motorcycle Fatal in Northwest

By The Dakotan on September 3, 2022

Zahl Man Killed NEWS RELEASE Williams County Fatal Crash What: Two vehicle fatal crash Where: Highway 50 Mile marker 17 10 miles east of Grenora When: 09/02/2022 approximately 1013 hours CST Road Conditions: Good Weather Conditions: Clear, Sunny Crash Involvement: Two vehicle Motorcycle vs Semi Type of Crash: […]

Different Parenting Techniques

By Lydia Hoverson on September 3, 2022

MINOT – There are many opinions on the best way to raise children, and one center shared its opinions, saying they are science-based. Holly Arnold, extension parent educator for the Parent Family Resource Center, said the center is a grant and research extension funded program, extension meaning federal dollars that are legislatively decided. Most funding […]

When the uncommon occurs

By Jonathan Starr on September 3, 2022

Northern Celebrations It doesn’t seem possible but fall hunting seasons have arrived – too soon for those who haven’t been conditioning and training their four-legged hunting maniac in the cool hours of the day. Get out there in the short time before more hunting officially kicks off, especially considering early Canada goose and dove seasons […]

Senators Oppose Marshal’s Service Plan

By The Dakotan on September 2, 2022

Pushing Back on Proposal to Release Criminal Illegal Immigrants into U.S. WASHINGTON – North Dakota Senators John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer this week joined Senator Thom Tillis, R-N.C., in urging the Director of the U.S. Marshals Service Ronald Davis to reconsider the Marshals’ proposed policy change that would permit the release of criminal illegal immigrants […]

Supreme Court Hears Petition Dispute

By Kim Fundingsland on September 2, 2022

Deadline Approaches to Allow Terms Limits Measure on Ballot kim.fundingsland@mydakotan.com BISMARCK – The North Dakota Supreme Court heard the case Friday morning involving the rejection of thousands of signatures on petitions submitted to the Secretary of State. The petitions were to allow a term limits measure to be placed on the November general election ballot. […]

High Fire Danger Across Montana

By AP - The Dakotan on September 2, 2022

Heat sets in for weekend GLASGOW, Mont. (AP) — Authorities warned of high wildfire danger across much of Montana Thursday and in coming days as temperatures were forecast to approach the triple digits with heavy winds in some areas. The start of September will bring heat at near record levels and it will linger through […]

New Commerce Director

By AP - The Dakotan on September 2, 2022

Burgum appoints Teigen to lead state Commerce Department BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The head of North Dakota's economic development and finance division at the state Commerce Department has been named to lead the agency. Gov. Doug Burgum announced Thursday that he has appointed Josh Teigen as Commerce Commissioner, effective Sept. 6. He succeeds James Leiman, […]

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