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High Winds Rip Region

By Kim Fundingsland on January 18, 2022

Blowing Snow, Whiteout Conditions MINOT – Persistent high winds Tuesday accompanying a fast-moving cold front made travel on the fringes of the city very difficult in the city and virtually impossible in the county. The wicked winds caused blowing snow, heavy ground drifting, and whiteout conditions across all of North Dakota. The National Weather Service […]

NDYR Pass Two Resolutions at Convention

By Gwendolyn Rappuhn on January 18, 2022

Two resolutions passed by the North Dakota Young Republicans at their annual convention in Bismarck this past weekend addressed key issues being debated nationally. The first, a “Resolution Affirming Free Speech with Emphasis on Educational Environments”, introduced by NDYR secretary Rory Somsen, speaks to the fact that college campuses have increasingly demonstrated an alarming amount […]

ND Young Republicans Gather in Bismarck for Convention

By Gwendolyn Rappuhn on January 18, 2022

BISMARCK—North Dakota Young Republicans (NDYR) from across the state gathered at Capitol Heights Baptist Church in Bismarck on Saturday, Jan. 15 for their annual convention. Informal business included a lineup of speakers ranging from state elected Republicans to Young Republican National Federation representatives to Young Republican candidates running in North Dakota, while official NDYR […]

For the Farmer

By Charlie Adams on January 18, 2022

A Cohesive Partnership Between Oil and Agriculture ANTLER—What is the big deal about saltwater spills on the ground every now and then? It naturally comes from the earth, and it cannot hurt anything, right? Wrong. Once this type of water spills, it has an immediate, negative impact on the ground. Especially farm ground. Then the […]

Conservation Notes

By The Dakotan on January 17, 2022

Despite legislation, improving access to public and private land has not been adequately addressed North Dakota has long been a state that allows hunting access on private land without asking permission unless the land is physically posted. Every recent legislative session, including the 2019 session, has had a bill introduced to change the law to all […]

Fatal Accident

By The Dakotan on January 17, 2022

TAPPEN—The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a man died in a rollover accident early Sunday morning. According to the NDHP, Brett Harr, 20, Steele, was traveling on I-94 at about 12:30 a.m. when he lost control of the Ford F150 on the scattered ice 8 miles east of Tappen. The vehicle left the road and […]

Serving the Rugby Region

By Kim Fundingsland on January 17, 2022

Coffee Cottage Café under new ownership RUGBY—There has always been good reason for people to frequent the Coffee Cottage Café -- tasty baked goods, great food, cozy atmosphere, fresh brewed coffee, wonderful friends. Now, under new ownership, those expectations will continue. Crystal Wangler took possession of the building housing the quaint café in late December. […]

2022

By Rick Becker on January 17, 2022

I have long lamented the state of affairs with the political parties in North Dakota. The Republican party has become a very big-tent party. In most of the state, if someone wants to run for office, they realize their only hope for success is to run as a Republican. They may or may not have […]

Declutter and Donate

By Charlene Nelson on January 17, 2022

Last week I talked about simplifying your life, paring down on things that clutter your time, your emotions and your space. Continuing with that theme, I'm going to challenge you to declutter a room this week. Choose a room—any room—and get rid of what you can't use and organize what you keep. After you have […]

Biden Turns to Military to Fill COVID-19 Medical Gap

By The Dakotan on January 17, 2022

Present Joe Biden has again turned to the military to fill staffing shortages and to help hospitals surge medical staffs as the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to strain hospitals nationwide. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell joined Biden on Jan. 13 to announce that 1,000 Active-duty military medical personnel […]

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