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The Old-Fashioned Way

By Lydia Hoverson on July 27, 2022

MINOT – Whether it's rawhide, cottonwood, or choke cherry trees, Jeremy Duckwitz, Moffit, can make almost anything a person needs to survive in the woods with no modern technology. Surrounding his tent at the North Dakota State Fair is Duckwitz’s many crafts, tools, instruments, and even a canoe that he carved out of 7,000 pounds […]

MSU Baseball Coach Resigns

By The Dakotan on July 27, 2022

MINOT – Scott Eul, Minot State University head baseball coach, has resigned. Minot State Director of Athletics Kevin Forde has announced that Eul is resigning to take over as the head coach for the University of Missouri-St. Louis Titans. “Coach Eul has built an incredible tradition of success for the Minot State baseball program and […]

Free Fair Fun

By Kim Fundingsland on July 27, 2022

MINOT – It is a chance to be entertained, learn, participate -- all for free at the North Dakota State Fair. “There’s fishing, archery, hunter education, a pellet gun range, Fur Takers exhibit, visit with a Game and Fish biologist. A lot of great things to do,” said Greg Gullickson, North Dakota Game and Fish […]

Fatal Vehicle Rollover, Fire

By The Dakotan on July 27, 2022

RICHARDTON – A single vehicle rollover and fire has resulted in the death of a 19-year-old Taylor man. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the accident occurred 5 miles east of here on Old Highway 10 at 7:43 p.m. Tuesday, July 26. A 2006 Chevy Silverado was eastbound on Old Highway 10, traveling at […]

Governor Requests Review of ND Land Purchase

By The Dakotan on July 27, 2022

BISMARCK – Gov. Doug Burgum has sent a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin asking that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) conduct an expedited review of Fufeng Group’s recent purchase of land in Grand Forks for a wet corn milling plant. The governor’s […]

Bag It

By Charlene Nelson on July 27, 2022

We all have to work and we all have to eat. Since work keeps us busy, it's natural that you want to eat out on your lunch hour. But how much is that lunch costing you? Visa credit card company recently did a survey and found that the average American spends $53 a week, or […]

Fair Flintstones

By Lydia Hoverson on July 26, 2022

MINOT – Big rocks, little rocks, arrow rocks, any rocks. Unique stones of all different shapes and sizes can be found by an artistic craftsman at the North Dakota State Fair. Howard Anderson, Sheldon, shapes stones through a process called flint knapping at his tent he set up in the Fur Traders Rendezvous area at […]

Cramer: Quit Gang Governing

By The Dakotan on July 26, 2022

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer, R-ND, penned an op-ed in The Hill on the importance of creating and passing legislation the way our Founding Fathers intended calling for an end of legislating by gang. Here is the full context of Cramer’s letter: Too many bills these days are crafted without any committee process […]

Big Loops -- Lake Sakakawea Classic

By Tisa Peek on July 26, 2022

PARSHALL -- Fish were not the only thing getting caught this past weekend, July 23 and 24 on Lake Sakakawea. Healing Horse Ranch and Wrangler Team Roping Championships presented an estimated couple thousand teams of team ropers utilizing their loops to catch horns and hooves-- bringing home the grand award of a new 2022 Dodge […]

Major Investment at Nekoma

By The Dakotan on July 25, 2022

$500-million Bitzero investment in North Dakota

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