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Lepp Announces Candidacy for ND Secretary of State

By Nicole DesRosier on March 28, 2022

BISMARCK — Marvin Lepp of Bismarck announced he is running for Secretary of State of North Dakota. Lepp is originally from Lehr and grew up outside of Bismarck. In a statement, he said, "Over the years since I left the ranch, I have worked in multiple industries. Employed by both family owned companies, as well […]

The Magical Fruit

By Charlene Nelson on March 28, 2022

Beans, beans, the magical fruit... School yard rhyme aside, you really should be eating beans at every meal. They are super high in fiber, protein and lots of vitamins. They are a tasty, inexpensive and filling, making them the ideal food for those trying to keep their food budget under control. But many are intimidated […]

Scavenger Hunt Part of Centennial Festivities

By The Dakotan on March 28, 2022

MINOT — Trinity Health has planned several events and initiatives this year and to mark 100 years of delivering care to the region. Trinity Health was founded on April 25, 1922, when Lutheran pastors and congregants from around the region gathered to raise money for a 30-bed hospital in Minot, Trinity’s original hospital unit. Since […]

Democratic-NPL has its Candidates

By Lydia Hoverson on March 27, 2022

MINOT — The North Dakota Democratic-NPL has chosen its candidates. The state convention wrapped on Saturday in Minot. 19 candidates were announced for the North Dakota State Legislature. The Dem-NPL senators and endorsed senate candidates were announced by Senate Minority Leader Joan Heckaman, D-Dis. 23, and the Dem-NPL Representatives and endorsed candidates for the House […]

Traffic Stop, Pursuit, Injury Crash

By Nicole DesRosier on March 27, 2022

HILLSBORO — The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a woman was injured early Sunday morning after she took off during a traffic stop and crashed into two houses and two trees. According to the NDHP, a Traill County Sheriff’s Deputy was engaged in a traffic stop with a male driver and a female passenger north […]

Director of Fun

By Philip Green on March 27, 2022

Fans of Minot State Men’s and Women’s Hockey will recognize him as the voice of Beaver Hockey and anyone who follows MSU Baseball knows he ended his career in the record books. Celestino “Sal” Rodriguez finished his playing days on the baseball diamond as Minot State’s all-time leader in homeruns. Rodriguez stepped of the field […]

Bass Bracket Fishing

By Kim Fundingsland on March 27, 2022

March Madness on the Water STANTON – A bass fishing version of bracketology was introduced at Nelson Lake this month. And what fun it was! The event was the culmination of a winter fishing circuit conducted by bass fishing enthusiasts of the Badlands Bass Bandits, a fishing club that made its debut in the state […]

Upside Down Under: We’re not always No. 1…

By Marvin Baker on March 27, 2022

Lately I’ve been seeing indicators of how powerful North Dakota is as an agricultural producer. Statistics are generated by the USDA, Department of Agriculture and others but numerous people have been regurgitating said statistics on social media. We’re No. 1! Following is a list of the crops in North Dakota that are considered No. 1 […]

Democratic-NPL State Convention Concludes

By Lydia Hoverson on March 26, 2022

MINOT — More candidates were chosen at the Democratic-NPL State Convention in Minot on Saturday. The day started with speeches from Minority Leaders Sen. Joan Heckaman, D-Dis. 2, New Rockford, and Rep. Josh Boschee, D-Dis. 44, Fargo on the Democratic nominees for the North Dakota State Legislature. The nomination for Secretary of State was tabled […]

Northern Celebrations: Navigating the waters

By Jonathan Starr on March 26, 2022

It might not seem possible in a prairie state like North Dakota, but the N.D. Game and Fish Department manages more than 450 lakes. Some are as grand as massive Lake Sakakawea or ever popular Devils Lake while others are as tiny as the North Dakota State Fair Community Pond in Minot. That doesn’t even […]

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