Visit our FacebookVisit our InstagramVisit our TwitterVisit our YouTube channel
Support The Dakotan

Topic

Tag: Main Feature

Burgum Surveys Spring Storm Damage, Meets with Residents in Northwest ND Affected by Power Outages

BISMARCK — Governor Doug Burgum today met with local officials, residents and ranchers in Crosby and other parts of Divide County in far northwest North Dakota to survey infrastructure damage from last weekend’s severe spring storm and discuss how the state can help the area recover from widespread power outages. Maj. Gen. Al Dohrmann, adjutant […]
by The Dakotan
•
April 26, 2022

Plea Disagreement in Murder Case

MINOT — A plea agreement brokered by the Ward County State’s Attorney’s office goes against the wishes of the family of slain Connie Rod, Minot, says Rod’s former husband. Daniel Tyler, Minot, had three daughters while married to Connie Rod. The daughters were 15, 13, and 11 years old when their mother was shot in […]
by Kim Fundingsland
•
April 26, 2022

For the Farmer: The Urban/Rural Divide

Not very long ago, the former Governor of Indiana, Mitch Daniels, wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the Washington Post called “In Farm Children, I See Virtues That One Sees Too Rarely These Days.”  In this article, he made note of the increasing divide between the urban and rural people of our country.  More […]
by Charlie Adams
•
April 26, 2022

Burgum Declares Statewide Emergency for Flooding, Infrastructure Damage Caused by Weekend Storms; Disaster Declared for April 12-14 Historic Blizzard

BISMARCK — Governor Doug Burgum today declared a statewide emergency for flooding and widespread utility infrastructure damage caused by a severe winter storm last weekend that has left thousands of North Dakotans without electricity. The governor also has declared a disaster for areas impacted by record snowfall during the historic blizzard April 12-14 based on […]
by The Dakotan
•
April 25, 2022

Water Levels at Fort Stevenson Boat Ramps in Question

GARRISON — Two boat ramps and accompanying marinas at Fort Stevenson State Park are filled with activity during the boating season. Marina slips are full and parking lots often swelling with tow vehicles and trailers from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The park’s two boat ramps, one in Garrison Bay and the other in de […]
by Kim Fundingsland
•
April 25, 2022

The Early Spring Garden: Brassicas

After you've planted your peas, spinach and onions, (mydakotan.com/2022/04/the-early-spring-garden/) it's time to start planting brassicas. “Wait! What,” you may ask “what on earth is a brassica?” Brassicas are a family of plants that are known for being cold-hardy and high in nutrition. They are also called cruciferous plants. That’s because when they first sprout, their […]
by Charlene Nelson
•
April 25, 2022

A Friendly 40 Year Tradition

WASHBURN — A bit crazy perhaps, but in a fun way. A group of friends has been getting together to camp out on April Fools weekend, a good two months before many would even think about it, for 40 consecutive years. Remarkable. This hardy group readily admits their camping behavior gets the best of them, […]
by Kim Fundingsland
•
April 24, 2022

Making a Difference: Moving After 34 Years of Serving the Community

MINOT — The Harmony Center in Minot, a mental health recovery center, has been around for 34 years in the same facility but will be moving to a new location in the next few months. Jennifer Bartsch, the director of the Harmony Center, explained what the center does, “[Our state code] is the Long-Term Psychosocial […]
by Lydia Hoverson
•
April 23, 2022

Police Investigating Homicide

***Updated at 2:20 p.m. on April 25, 2022 to include name of the victim.*** MINOT — Minot Police say they are investigating a homicide that happened early Friday morning. They say officers responded at 12:41 a.m. to a report of an unresponsive man laying in front of a residence in Northwest Minot and found Alexander […]
by Nicole DesRosier
•
April 22, 2022

May Maybe Cold, Wet

BISMARCK — On the heels of a monster snowstorm, North Dakota residents are more eager than ever to enjoy a little summer-like sunshine and warm temperatures. But is such a change just around the corner? Perhaps not. The Climate Prediction Center issued their monthly long-range weather forecast Thursday, and it favors below-average temperatures for much […]
by Kim Fundingsland
•
April 21, 2022
1 … 54 55 56 57 58 … 76

Load more

Visit our FacebookVisit our InstagramVisit our TwitterVisit our YouTube channel
© AndMuse, LLC 2025 Login Email
LIVE: 2022 Minot Mayoral Forum
Click to Watch Live
cross linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram