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A Case for the Constitution and a Better Conversation for Every American Citizen

By Michael Connelly on November 11, 2021

In February of 2015 North Dakota made it a requirement to have a civics examination where students must get at least 70 questions right to pass and gain eligibility for graduation. It's hard at the time of such a change to know if it is suiting the purpose it was designed to, and it's very […]

New Legislative Map to Governor's Desk

By Kim Fundingsland on November 10, 2021

Senate approved redistricting plan on Wednesday BISMARCK – Done deal. Almost. The signature of Governor Doug Burgum is all that is needed for a new legislative map to be adopted in North Dakota. Meeting in special session Wednesday, the North Dakota Senate passed a redistricting map by a 40-7 margin. The House had approved the bill on Tuesday, paving the way for […]

North Dakota to Challenge Vaccine Mandate

By The Dakotan on November 10, 2021

Gov. Burgum announced ND is joining 9 other states in lawsuit BISMARCK – Gov. Doug Burgum today joined Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem in announcing that North Dakota has joined nine other states in a lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s mandate that employers who receive funding through Medicare or Medicaid programs must require their employees to be vaccinated for […]

Salmon Spawn Completed

By The Dakotan on November 10, 2021

Fisheries crews completed their annual salmon spawning operation on the Missouri River System, collecting more than 1.8 million eggs. North Dakota Game and Fish Department Missouri River System fisheries biologist Russ Kinzler said crews collected enough eggs to stock 400,000 smolts planned for Lake Sakakawea in 2022. The majority of eggs were collected from Lake […]

Dot’s Pretzels Purchased by Hershey

By Kim Fundingsland on November 10, 2021

Part of $1.2 billion deal VELVA – A product developed by Dorothy Henke in her home kitchen more than 10 years ago is now part of a $1.2-billion acquisition by food giant Hershey. Another pretzel maker, Pretzels Inc., is included in the deal. Dot’s Pretzel’s made a meteoric rise on the snack market, eventually growing from a small town to […]

Minot Students Attend Special Session

By Greg Demme on November 10, 2021

Our Redeemer's students see government in action More than 20 high school students from Our Redeemer’s Christian School in Minot attended the North Dakota legislative special session at the Capitol on Wed., Nov. 10. Many of the students who made the road trip are in Christine Fandrich’s government class. “This is everything we’ve been talking about, so I thought it would be good for […]

Winter Weather Brewing

By Kim Fundingsland on November 10, 2021

Strong wind, first measurable snow The first blast of winter happens every year, ready or not, and you never know quite when. The National Weather Service says the first adverse winter weather of the season is expected to strike the state as early as Thursday. The NWS issued a Special Weather Statement early Wednesday morning that included a high confidence of […]

"An Idea Guy"

By Jonathan Starr on November 9, 2021

Dick Messerly Nearly 30 years ago, Dick Messerly stood at Fort Stevenson State Park’s de Trobriand Bay Marina and looked out at a vast expanse of heavy vegetation. It should have been a vast expanse of water with boats moored along dock slips. However, it was 1992 in the midst of a multi-year drought hammering […]

Minor Revisions to Redistricting Plan

By Kim Fundingsland on November 9, 2021

Turtle Mountain, Spirit Lake Changes Denied BISMARCK – The expected perusal through the magnifying glass got underway on opening day of the current legislative special session called by Governor Doug Burgum. While legislators will take up several issues, foremost is the approval of a new legislative alignment due to increased population in the state according to the […]

Busy Day for the House Delayed Bills Committee

By Greg Demme on November 8, 2021

Only 8 of 20 bills advance to be heard further BISMARCK—The first day of the North Dakota Legislature’s Special Session was jam packed, and perhaps no one had a busier day than the members of the House Delayed Bills Committee. This five-member committee was tasked with hearing approximately 20 bills that had been submitted on […]

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