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Swan Song

The application deadline for one of 2,200 tundra swan licenses available in 2022 is rapidly approaching. Mark Aug. 17 on the calendar if that application hasn’t already been submitted. However, if 2022 follows trends in recent years, it’s possible – but not certain - wanna-be swan hunters could still have an opportunity to hunt. The […]

by Jonathan Starr

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August 13, 2022

Oddball on the Prairie

VELVA – Rate it a 10 for interesting and unique, and it buries the needle on the “what the heck is it doing out here” meter. The David Thompson Monument might just be the most fascinating object in the state, not just for its stunning appearance, but also for its remote, lonely location. It sits […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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August 12, 2022

The Tried and True Secret to Thriving Where You Are

Today, I’m going to tell you a secret. To understand the secret, you’ll need to know the question I’m asked most often: Why, Minot? As in, “Why do you insist on liking Minot so much?” I get this question all the time. Until the moment my husband told me he’d been assigned to Minot, Air […]

by Amy Allender

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August 11, 2022

North Dakota Abortion Clinic Opens at New Minnesota Site

By the Associated Press MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) — The operator of North Dakota's only abortion clinic said Wednesday the clinic has opened in its new location in Moorhead, just weeks before it's likely to be forced to close its Fargo location under a statewide abortion ban there.Red River Women's Clinic has a lawsuit pending seeking […]

by The Dakotan

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August 10, 2022

Back-to-School Savings

Very few parents want to start thinking about back-to-school shopping in the middle of summer. But back-to-school supplies and clothing can cost hundreds of dollars, so now is the time to start planning so that you can realize the biggest savings. Start with a budget If I'm starting to sound like a broken record, you're […]

by Charlene Nelson

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August 10, 2022

Grandma is Building a Legacy

TWIN BUTTES -- “I’ve been a sponge my whole life, getting help from other horseman, ropers, competitors, you name it” explained Halliday, North Dakota barrel racer, Lynn Schaper. Making her mark this year in the North Dakota Rodeo Association (NDRA) as one of the top all around cowgirls. She is also competing in the Mandan, […]

by Tisa Peek

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August 9, 2022

The Dreaded Blossom End Rot

It’s every gardener’s nightmare: You spend all summer nurturing your lovely tomato and pepper plants to maturity and when the time comes to pick the delicious fruits of your labor you discover they have ugly, black rotting splotches on the bottom of the fruit. You have fallen victim to the aptly-named Blossom End Rot (or […]

by Charlene Nelson

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August 8, 2022

Talking Outdoors with NDGF Director

MINOT – Jeb Williams was appointed director of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department by Governor Doug Burgum on August 24, 2021. He previously served as NDGF Wildlife Division chief. Williams visited with The Dakotan during a recent visit to the Conservation and Skills Park at the State Fair. THE DAKOTAN – What is […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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August 7, 2022

Northern Celebrations: A Time and Place for Everything, Including Releasing Fish

It’s been said that there is a time and place for everything. The old adage holds true for fishing, as well, especially when it comes to well-meaning anglers practicing catch-and-release. Generally, releasing a healthy fish is a noble – and good - act. It’s just that it’s not always the best for […]

by Jonathan Starr

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August 6, 2022

A TOUGH Conundrum

MINOT – Plants can be used for many purposes. One plant, lentils, make for a healthy meal, full of iron and fiber. Dr. Charlie Lim, NDSU weed specialist from the Williston Research Extension Center, spoke of an herbicide often used for lentils, called TOUGH. Lim said when it comes to chickpeas, the label says a […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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August 5, 2022

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