Bismarck, ND News

• Bismarck, ND News
• Knit in Public Program at Former Governor's Mansion Site in Bismarck
• Dalrymple: United Airlines To Serve Grand Forks
• Rip-Roarin’ Ribfest 2012
• Missouri River States Press For Greater Flood Protection
• $140,000 In Cultural Heritage Grants Awarded to 18 Recipients Throughout North Dakota
• eResource of the Month
• Library Closed for Memorial Day
• Dalrymple: FEMA Approves Funding For Minnewaukan
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• Teen Photo Workshop
• Dalrymple Congratulates Bismarck On The 140th Anniversary Of The City’s Founding
• Experience a Little Las Vegas in Mandan
• Performance - Stuart Little
• Performance - Stone Soup
• Performance - Hairy Tale Rock!
• Performance - The Prince and the Pauper
• Performance - Charlotte's Web
• Performance - The Princess King
• Performance - Blessed Assurance
• Dalrymple, Stenehjem Press Corps For Permanent And Free Access To Missouri River
• North Dakota’s State Historic Sites To Feature Free Admission On International Museum Day
• Dalrymple Presents Purple Heart To North Dakota National Guard Sergeant Michael Wing
• Wine Tasting For The Animals
• PCU North Dakota XO to Visit Namesake State
• Leadership Bismarck-Mandan Looking for Applicants
• Dalrymple Congratulates ED Schafer For Public Service
• Land Board Grants $5 Million To Schools In Oil Country
• State Land Board Approves $25.6 Million For Statewide Flood Recovery Projects
• This school year flew by! Congratulations to everyone graduating on Saturday!
• Grain Elevator Photo Contest
• 2012 North Dakota History Day Finalists Advance To National Contest
• State Historic Sites Summer Season Begins May 16
• Summer Hours To Begin at Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site Near Cooperstown Beginning May 16
• Dalrymple Appoints Morton To Board Of Higher Education
• Dalrymple Congratulates Succeed 2020 Grant Recipients
• Classic Version Of Fairy Tale Pictures Reissued By State Historical Society Of North Dakota
• Dalrymple Welcomes Bobcat Co. Expansion In North Dakota
• Dalrymple Issues 2013-2015 Budget Guidelines
• Free Collections Workshops for Museums, Libraries and Archives in the Dakotas
• Governor To Issue Budget Guidelines For 2013-2015 Biennium
• Dalrymple Encourages North Dakota Landowners To Inquire About Newly Funded Water Bank Program
• Spring Tea At Former Governors’ Mansion State Historic Site
• Wrigley Celebrates Dedication Of Big Oxbow at Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence
• Dalrymple Applauds Telecommunication Cooperatives For Completing Fiber Optic Networks
• Dalrymple Celebrates Commissioning Of Revolutionary New Energy Technology
• Dalrymple Breaks Ground On NDSCS Diesel Tech Expansion
• Celebrate National Library Week!
• eReaders and OverDrive Help Session
• Dalrymple Kicks Off 'Summer Of Hope' Long-Term Flood Recovery Campaign In Minot, Ward County
• Coffee, Chocolate & Collectibles Event
• Dalrymple Outlines State’s Commitment To Fort Berthold Reservation
• Dalrymple: Energy Impact Funds Will Be Put To Good Use For Williston Public Schools
• State Land Board Sends $12 Million To Oil Country For Emergency Services
• Twelve Heritage Institutions in the Dakotas Selected to Receive Free Collections Assessments and Host Workshops
• Dalrymple Celebrates Minot Shopping Center’s Re-Opening
• State Moving Forward On More U.S. Highway 85 Upgrades, Other Oil Country Road Projects
• "The Hobbit" Teen Book Discussion
• Dalrymple Announces 2012 National Youth Science Camp Representatives
• Dalrymple Encourages Greater Development Of Interstate Oil Pipelines And In-State Gathering Systems
• Dalrymple Names Biberdorf To Serve As Energy Impact Coordinator
• Our first SOAR (Student Orientation Advising and Registration) is on Saturday! W...
• Dalrymple Participates In 2020 And Beyond Community Input Session In Fargo
• Great Books Discussion Group
• Dalrymple Announces Grant To Help Ward County Residents Repair Flood-Damaged Homes
• Dalrymple Meets With MDU, Calumet To Discuss Plans For Buildingdiesel Refinery In Western North Dakota
• Dalrymple Urges United Airlines To Begin Serving Grand Forks
• Lead-Safe Work Practices Presentation At Former Governors’ Mansion
• Today, U-Mary announced that it is collaborating with Arizona State University t...
• Dalrymple, Other Governors Oppose Unfair Air Guard Cuts
• Dalrymple: President Should Approve Keystone Pipeline
• Dalrymple Tells EPA Adminstrator Lisa Jackson To Accept State’s Regional Haze Plan
• Dalrymple To Usda Under Secretary Scuse: We Must Maintain A Strong Crop Insurance Program
• Dalrymple Meets With Fema Officials To Press For Ward County Floodway Funding
• New Hours To Begin At Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site Near Cooperstown Beginning March 1, 2012
• Response To Oil Impact Meetings Summarizes Needs, Next Steps
• Highway Administration Approves New Plan To Fund Statewide Emergency Road Repairs
• Free Collections Assessment And Workshops Available To Museums, Libraries And Archives In The Dakotas
• $190,000 in Cultural Heritage Grants Available from State Historical Society of North Dakota, Includes Flood Assistance
• Performance at The Former Governors’ Mansion Features Kelly Keimle
• 4th Annual Apples to Apples Game Day & Book Swap
• Story Time Ballet Preview of "Going for Baroque"
• 2012 Spring Used Book Sale
• Dalrymple, ADM Discuss Options For Walhalla Plant
• eResource of the Month @ Bismarck Public Library
• Crew Commander Tours Offered At Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site Near Cooperstown
• Dalrymple Presents Purple Heart Medal To Specialist Russell Ouart
• Dalrymple, Hoeven Meet With Premier Wall To Advance Greater Flood Protection In The Souris River Basin
• Current Lobby Display
• Wireless printing is now available!
• Joy Cowley - Guest Author Visit
• Corporate Cup Challenge Scheduled
• Artists Celebrating Christ Art Show
• Bismarck Tribune Sport Show
• Disney on Ice Story Time
• Dalrymple, North Dakota Chamber Launch 2020 and Beyond
• Governor, Congressional Delegation Develop New Plan To Fund Road Projects In Devils Lake Basin
• Dalrymple Congratulates Plains All American For Developing A New Gas Processing Plant
• Dalrymple Requests Study Of Lake Darling Dam
• Dalrymple Celebrates Launch Of Mobile Dental Care Program For Children
• Dalrymple Responds To Proposed Defense Budget Cuts
• Dalrymple Celebrates BNSF Expansion In Minot
• State Continues To Advance The Development Of Low-Income Housing In Oil Counties
• Governor Arthur A. Link Fiddle Festival Set For Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• Here are a few Future Marauders. 1st graders from Bison, South Dakota.
• Pick Your Scholarship Day
• Pick Your Scholarship Day
• Dalrymple Applauds Oneok Partners On Completion Of The Garden Creek Gas Plant
• Dalrymple Joins Bridger Pipeline In Celebrating Commissioning Of New Four Bears Pipeline
• Dalrymple Pleased With Federal Funding For Flood Recovery Efforts
• Dalrymple Presses For Greater Flood Protection From Lake Darling Dam
• Dalrymple: The Keystone Xl Pipeline Project Is Good For North Dakota And The Nation
• Great Books Discussion Group
• University of Mary Jazz Festival 2012
• Fifth Annual Crafters Bee And Social Set For Former Governors Mansion State Historic Site
• Dalrymple’s Request for AG Disaster Assistance is Expanded
• Dalrymple Orders Restrictions Lifted For Volunteer Electricians
• Dalrymple Statement On The Death Of Former South Dakota Governor And Representative Bill Janklow
• 2012 Tax Season
• "Cabin Fever" Used Book Sale
• Ancestry Library Edition
• Dalrymple Congratulates Ndsu Bison On Winning The NCAA Division 1 FCS Championship
• Library Lovers Month is almost here...
• 2012 Spring Movies @ the Library
• Crew Commander Tours Offered At Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site Near Cooperstown
• eResource of the Month @ Bismarck Public Library
• Jan-Mar 2012 Library Connections Newsletter
• Dalrymple Appoints Susan Morton To Bnd Advisory Board
• Scrabble and Apples to Apples Games
• Happy Holidays!
• Twelve New Highway Patrol Troopers Ready To Serve
• 2012 Grads from Parshall High School
• Dalrymple Welcomes Home Last North Dakota Guardsman From Iraq
• Dalrymple Calls Record N.D. Population A 'Milestone'
• Dalrymple Urges Defense Secretary Panetta To Keep C-27J Spartan In Budget
• North Dakota Cities Ranked Among Nation’s Best Performers
• Dalrymple Drives Oil Country Roads, Meets With Local Leaders To Discuss Oil Impacts
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• Dalrymple Celebrates Opening Of Jamestown Airport’s New Passenger Terminal
• Dalrymple Announces 2011-2012 Governor’s Band And Chorus
• Dalrymple Offers Statement On The Death Of Capt. Anne Montgomery
• Donate your high school yearbook!
• Slots Available for 'Heritage Outbound' Winter Adventure Trip Set for February 11, 2012
• Annual Food For Fines Event
• Movie Event: It's a Wonderful Life
• Three Exhibit Firms Hired For North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project
• Treats for the Troops on Track to 1,000 Dozen Cookies
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in North Dakota
• Dalrymple Joins BNSF In Honoring Military Members And Their Families
• More Than $885 Million Yet To Be Distributed To Combat Oil Impactsduring The 2011-2013 Biennium
• Dalrymple Commends Microsoft And Hitachi Consulting On Fargo-Based Business Venture
• Working out the details of our Scholarship Days coming in January. Will have mor...
• Crew Commander Tours Offered At Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site Near Cooperstown
• Dalrymple Seeks Greater Flood Protection From Lake Darling Dam
• Opening Of Creating Sakakawea Exhibit at North Dakota Heritage Center Set for December 9, 2011
• Dalrymple And Saskatchewan Premier Wall Discuss Options For Greater Flood Protection
• Barnes County, Burleigh County Properties Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Dalrymple Congratulates Western North Dakota On $1.8 Million Planning Grant To Address Future Growth
• Holiday Open House Features Cowboy Poet, Singer Bob Petermann In Concert
• Carrington Elementary School Teacher Named: 2011 North Dakota History Teacher Of The Year
• Dalrymple Announces Completion Of US Hwy 85 Project
• East Devils Lake Water Outlet Is On Schedule For Spring Completion
• Governor Dalrymple Statement On The Death Of State Senator Tomfischer
• Dalrymple Celebrates Business Expansions In Minot
• Special Legislative Session Highlights 2011
• $140,000 In Historic Preservation Grants Approved By State Historical Society’s State Historic Preservation Office
• $163,000 In Cultural Heritage Grants Awarded By State Historical Society; Another $60,000 Given For Flood Recovery Efforts
• Comment Period Extended To December 15 For Theodore Roosevelt Elkhorn Ranch Nomination For Listing In National Register
• Dalrymple Congratulates Basin Electric On 50 Years Of Service
• Dalrymple Pleased With Highway 22 Reopening
• Dalrymple Thanks Hess Corp For $25 Million Donation To Enhance North Dakota Education
• Grand Forks, Fargo Properties Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Dalrymple: North Dakota Continues Strong Growth
• Dalrymple: Corps’ Decision To Change Its Management Of The Missouri River Is A ‘Positive Step’
• Governor’s Office Presses Assistant Secretary Darcy To Lower Lake Sakakawea
• National Energy Leaders Headline Great Plains And Empower ND Energy Expo
• Nominations Sought For AASLH National History Awards
• Awards Honoring History Achievements Presented At Governor’s Conference On North Dakota History
• Bloomberg Study Ranks North Dakota No. 1 In The Nation In Economic Growth
• Dalrymple, Minot-Area Officials Release Preliminary Map For Comprehensive Flood Control
• 2011 Editor's Award Given To Danboms For Story On The Fargo Nursery School
• North Dakota To Observe 122nd Anniversary of Statehood
• The Power of a Single Vote - Bismarck Election Information and Polling Places
• Sensational Second Sundays Program To Feature Author, Archaeologist W. Raymond Wood
• Dalrymple Calls for 2011-2012 Governor’s Band/Orchestra and Chorus Applications
• Dalrymple Celebrates Grand Opening Of Elbowoods Memorial Health Center In New Town
• Dalrymple, Legislative Leaders Tour Minot-Area Flood Damages
• Dalrymple Congratulates Oak Park On Being Named 'America's Favoritepark'
• Legendary Fur Trader James Kipp, Fort Clark Trading Post Site Featured In New Issue Of North Dakota History
• Haunting Arts and Spooktacular Science
• Governors Make A Friendly Wager On Dakota Marker Game
• Dalrymple To Lead FEMA Officials On Minot Area Flood Tour
• Dalrymple Congratulates Phoenix International On Fargo Expansion
• More Storage Capacity Needed To Help Prevent Potential Flooding In 2012
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for North Dakota ND
• State Historic Preservation Board to Meet
• Dalrymple Tells EPA To Accept State’s Regional Haze Plan
• State Agencies Offering Training to Protect Essential Records From Disaster Impacts
• State Advances Work on Roadway Improvements, Housing and Enhanced Law Enforcement For Oil Counties
• Find North Dakota Corn Mazes - Get lost in a North Dakota haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Dalrymple Proclaims Fire Prevention Week, Directs Flags At Halfstaff
• Dalrymple to Escort FEMA Official in Minot to Advance Comprehensive Flood Protection Plan
• An Evening With Clay Jenkinson
• McHenry County Property Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Halloween Grand Ball At The Mansion
• Public Invited To Attend Annual Meeting Of Former Governors’ Mansion Supporters
• Governor’s Workforce Summit Helping to Build North Dakota’s Workforce of the Future
• History Conference To Examine Impact of Water on North Dakota
• History of North Dakota Rodeo Told Through Photographs
• Norwegian Folk Music and Dance Ensemble, Vestafor, Performing @ the Library!
• Statement Of Gov. Jack Dalrymple On The Passing Of Burleigh County Sheriff’s Deputy Bryan Sleeper
• Davison Receives Remele Award At Northern Great Plains History Conference
• Dalrymple, Amazon Celebrate Opening Of New Service Center In Grand Forks
• Dalrymple, Sanstead Name Werner 2012 North Dakota Teacher Of The Year
• Musician Kelly Kiemle Kicks Off Entertainment Series At Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• Statement Of Gov. Jack Dalrymple On The Passing Of Former Congressman Rolland Redlin
• Celebrate Banned Books Week!
• Dalrymple, Sanstead To Announce 2012 North Dakota Teacher Of The Year
• Dalrymple Calls On Ag Secretary For Disaster Declaration
• FEMA Grants Dalrymple’s Request To Extend Deadline For Flood Assistance
• Dalrymple: State Provides Funding, Expedites Mouse River Floodway Study
• Early Application: September 13 - October 7, 2011 Advantages of Applying Early...
• Grand Forks Property Listed in National Register of Historic Places
• 2011 Fall Used Book Sale
• Dalrymple Recognizes Employers For Their Support Of North Dakota’s Guard and Reserve
• Family Story Time is Moving to Monday Nights!
• Dalrymple Presses Delta To Ensure Dependable Air Service For Jamestown And Devils Lake
• Dalrymple Encouraged By New Business Plans For Oakes, N.D., Manufacturing Plant
• Get the Smartest Card @ Your Library
• Reading for Pleasure!
• Governor, First Lady to Observe 10th Anniversary of the September 11 Terrorist Attacks
• Special Grants for Flood-Affected Properties Available from State Historical Society of North Dakota
• Labor Day Last Holiday Weekend State Historic Sites Open Before Closing For Season
• Back to School for Bismarck - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• OMB Director Pamela Sharp Earns National CPA Award
• Dalrymple To Participate In Wahpeton Send-Off Ceremony For The 188th Engineer Company
• Dalrymple, Other Missouri River Governors Call For Improved Flood Control
• State Water Commission Advances Flood Control Efforts Along Mouse River, Devils Lake Basin
• Caterpillar Breaks Ground On Major West Fargo Expansion
• Nominations Sought For State Historical Society History Awards
• Click this link for the new student orientation schedule.
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting - August 26, 2011
• State Historical Society, Governor and First Lady Honor Volunteers for Donating Over 11,000 Service Hours in Past Year
• Dalrymple Attends Dedication of UND Unmanned Aircraft Systems Training Facility
• Ancestry Library Edition
• Governor Dalrymple Named To National Governors Association Natural Resources Committee
• $30,000 in Grants Available From State Historical Society Through Its North Dakota Museum Assessment Program
• Dalrymple’s Request For Increased Federal Disaster Aid Approved
• Dalrymple Helps Dedicate North Dakota Veterans Home
• Benson County Eligible For Individual Assistance, Sioux County and Standing Rock Added To Disaster Declaration
• Cold War Film Contest Winner Announced
• Dalrymple Pledges Support For State Funding For Permanent Flood Control In Ward County
• Dalrymple, Bismarck-Mandan Chamber To Host Inaugural Governor’s Empower North Dakota Energy Conference
• History Alive! Features Yellowstone Vic Smith at The Chateau De Mores State Historic Site
• Annual Ice Cream Social (Formerly The Annual Lawn Party) at Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• Stories Of American Indian Code Talkers Featured In Smithsonian Exhibit Opening At North Dakota Heritage Center
• $11,388 Grant Awarded To State Historical Society
• $260,000 in Cultural Heritage Grants Available from State Historical Society of North Dakota Include Flood Assistance
• Shakespeare's Othello
• Teen End-of-the-Summer Event
• Dalrymple Encourages Volunteer Service To Aid Minot Area Flood Recovery
• Garrison Weekend With Living History Demonstrations Programs Featured At Fort Abercrombie Site Near Fargo
• Dalrymple Directs Flags Lowered To Half Staff Monday In Honor Of Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem
• Students Called to Sit on Student Chamber Board
• Clock is Ticking to Vote for Best Military Minded Business
• Williston Property Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Dalrymple, Napolitano Tour Minot-Area Flood Damage
• Individual Assistance Expanded To Include Three More Counties, Spirit Lake Nation
• Dalrymple Urges USDA Officials To Enact Policy Changes To Address Statewide Hay Shortages
• Here is the link for the Freshman Orientation schedule please call the Admissions Office at 1-800-288-6279 if you have any questions.
• Secretary Napolitano To Tour Minot-Area Flooding
• Dalrymple Statement On The Death Of Bismarck Police SGT. Steven Kenner
• Blacksmithing Demonstrations At Fort Abercrombie StateHistoric Site Near Fargo
• Voting Opens for Golden Eagle Award
• Flood Assessment Team Re-Evaluates Damages In Devils Lake Basin
• Jamestown Artist Offering Classes at Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center
• Dalrymple Asks Treasury Secretary Geithner To Open Low-Income Housing Units To Flood Victims
• 'Gardening in North Dakota' Project by State Historical Society,Germans from Russia Heritage Collection AASLH Award Recipients
• Family Puppet Shows at Dakota Zoo
• Basic Genealogy Help
• Individual Assistance Expanded to Include Morton, Renville and Mchenry Counties
• Dedication of Protective Shelter, Freshly Painted Northern Pacific Locomotive Set for Camp Hancock Site in Bismarck
• Dalrymple Thanks Chs Inc. for Donating More Than $1 Million Toward Flood Relief
• Nominations Sought for State Historical Society History Awards
• Hess Corporation Donates $1 Million For ND Flood Relief
• Dalymple Appoints Sagsveen To Coordinate State Flood Recovery Efforts
• State Historical Society Makes $55,000 Available for Restoration, Preservation of Historic Property
• Too Much or Too Little: The Story of Water in North Dakota Theme of 23rd Annual Governor's Conference on North Dakota History
• Dalrymple Asks President To Provide Additional Help In Statewide Flood Recovery Efforts
• FEMA Approves Burleigh and Ward Counties For Individual Assistance Program
• Dalrymple Encourages Public To Support Statewide Flood Relief Fund
• Dalrymple Requests USDA Begin Crop Damage Assessments
• Dalrymple Updates Request For Individual Assistance, Urges FEMA to Reconsider
• Mckenzie County Added To Disaster Declaration
• → University of Mary Admissions Office: With the flooding in Bismarck-Mandan, Father Shea has e-mailed students about their housing status for fall. Be sure to check your U-Mary e-mail and respond to the brief survey ( you
• New Exhibit, 'Birds of North Dakota,' Opening at North Dakota Heritage Center July 1, 2011
• Dalrymple Dismayed At FEMA Rejection Of Individual Assistance For Flood Victims
• Langer’s Civil Rights Record, Libbie Custer Letters, Fargo Nursery School Featured In New Issue Of 'North Dakota History'
• Dalrymple Urges USDA To Expand Prevented Planting For Farmers In The Devils Lake Basin
• 'Coffee at the Fort' Offered Each Tuesday This Summer at Fort Abercrombie State Historic Site Near Fargo
• eBooks and More!
• Dalrymple Presses Railway Officials To Make Investments That Support North Dakota’S Long-Term Amtrak Service
• Dalrymple Calls On North Dakotans To Observe Flag Day And Nationalflag Week
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• Western Writers of American
• North Dakota Leads Nation In Economic Growth
• Raging Rivers Teen Summer Reads Book Club
• Dalrymple Request To Expand Disaster Declaration Approved
• 'Knit in Public' Event at Former Governors' Mansion Site in Bismarck
• State Water Commission Approves Resolutions To Address Devils Lake Flooding
• Corps Provides Flood Mitigation Assistance To Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
• Dalrymple: Burleigh County Added To Presidential Disaster Declaration
• We have been getting a few questions about when school starts. Freshmen orientation is August 20 and 21st, and classes officially start on August 23rd! Hope everyone is enjoying your summer!!
• First Lady Encourages Parents To Talk To Their Children About Flood Fighting Efforts
• Dalrymple: State Water Commission Opens Bids On Pipe Procurement For East Devils Lake Outlet
• Additional Counties, Standing Rock Approved For Emergency Flood Assistance
• Dalyrmple Calls On Contractors To Aid Flood Fight
• Dalrymple Proclaims A Day Of Prayer On Memorial Day, Directs Flagsto Fly At Half Staff Until Noon
• Dalrymple Requests Federal Emergency Asssistance In Missouri River Flood Fight
• Public Encouraged to Submit Favorite Recipes for 'Read NorthDakota' Cookbook; Deadline for Submissions July 1, 2011
• Dalyrmple Eases Bidding Requirements, Suspends Sunday Business Hours To Support Missouri River Flood Fight
• State Begins Discharges From Devils Lake’s West-End Outlet
• Gov. Suspends Sunday Business Hours
• Army Medicine Civilian Corps Offers Civilians an Opportunity to Secure a Job
• Dalrymple Deploys National Guard, Request Corps Assistance In Missouri River Flood Fight
• Bookmyne
• State Park Pass Library Loan Program
• Dalrymple, Officials Coordinate Ward County Flood Prevention Efforts
• Dalrymple Requests FEMA Assistance For Flood-Affected Individuals
• One World, Many Stories
• Summer Reading Program
• Dalrymple: FEMA Approves Disaster Assistance for Spring Storm Recovery
• 'Bridges Across North Dakota' Book Receives National Award
• Dalrymple Announces 2011 National Youth Science Camp Representatives
• Dalrymple Issues Five Vetoes
• Menlo Worldwide Announces Bismarck Work Expansion
• Dalrymple Signs Commerce, Job Creation Legislation
• Dalrymple Requests Disaster Assistance For Storm Recovery
• Dalrymple Reaffirms State’s Position On Water Rights
• K-12 Teachers' Workshop on Technology Techniques at North Dakota State University
• State On Schedule To Build An East Devils Lake Outlet
• Dalrymple Signs K-12 Education Legislation
• Disaster Declaration Approved For North Dakota Flooding
• New Summer Hours at Former Governors' Mansion, Camp Hancock Sites in Bismarck Begin May 16
• Popular History Alive! Program Kicks Off 24th Season with Appearance of 'Yellowstone Vic Smith' at the Chateau
• We've gotten many questions about the academic calendar for the 2011-2012 school year. Here it is!! If you have any questions please feel free to contact the admissions office at 701-355-8030 or 1-800-288-6279.
• Dalrymple: Fema Expands Federal Emergency Declaration To Include Devils Lake Basin
• Dalrymple Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration For Statewide Spring Flooding
• Dalrymple Opens Flood Assistance Center in Devils Lake
• North Dakota's State Historic Sites to Feature Free Admission onInternational Museum Day May 18
• Dalrymple Attends Signing Ceremonies For Higher Education Funding Bill
• Statement Of Gov. Jack Dalrymple On The Passing Of Former Rep. Frank Wald
• Dalrymple Meets with Area Officials to Discuss Storm Recovery
• Dalrymple Declares Winter Storm Emergency, Waives Hours Of Service
• Dalrymple Signs Western Area Water Supply Legislation
• New Hours To Begin At Ronaldreagan Munute Man Missilestate Historic Site Near Cooperstown Beginning
• Dalrymple Names Alan Anderson New Commerce Commissioner
• Dalrymple Statement On The Dealth Of Terrorist Osama Bin Laden
• $238,000 Grant Awarded To State Historical Society To Provide Collections Care Training, Disaster Plan Development
• Sensational Second Sundays Features Sissy Goodhouse On Role Of Women In American Indian Society At Heritage Center
• Public Invited to Submit Favorite Recipes for Possible Inclusion in Cookbook to be Published by 'Read North Dakota'
• Legislative Highlights 2011
• Bluegrass Music Concert Set For Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• Dalrymple: Transportation Secretary Lahood Congratulates State On Passing Road Safety Legislation
• Dalrymple Signs Bill Providing Flood, Snow Assistance
• Dalrymple Signs Nearly $500 Million In Tax Relief
• State Historic Sites to Open for Season May 16
• Dalrymple Signs Two Road Safety Bills
• Original 'Warriors of the North' to Return Home; 321st StrategicMissile Wing to Hold Reunion in North Dakota
• it is FINALS WEEK here!!! Students are busy studying for their finals! Congratulations to those UMary students who are graduating on Saturday!
• Dalrymple Signs Bullying, Concussion Management Legislation
• Dalrymple Pleased With Tax Relief Package
• Dalrymple Asks Fema To Begin Assessing Flood Damages
• Presentation & Book Signing
• Dalrymple Signs Hb 1013, Providing $100 Million To Address Impacts From Oil and Gas Development
• Dalrymple Signs Historic Investment Package For Statewide Transportation Infrastructure
• Dalrymple Requests Emergency Corp Assistance For Jamestown
• Governor and First Lady Tour Valley City, Visit National Guard Soldiers on Flood Fighting Duty
• Fema Adds Ransom County to Emergency Declaration
• State Historic Preservation Board to Meet April 29
• Earth Day Movie: Disney's Oceans
• 2011 North Dakota History Day Finalists Advance To National Contest
• FEMA Adds Four Counties To Emergency Declaration
• SOAR is this Saturday!! Have you registered yet?? ... We'll see you SATURDAY!! :)
• Dalrymple Issues Waiver For Commercial Drivers Aiding State Flood Fights
• Dalrymple, Fargo-Area Officials Take FEMA On Flood Tour
• Dalrymple Again Presses FEMA For Emergency Status
• President Signs Limited Emergency Declaration
• Dalrymple Signs Legislation Enhancing Voting Procedures For Military, Overseas Residents
• MedlinePlus Presentation
• Dalrymple Sends More National Guard To Flood Fight
• Dalrymple Recognizes LM Wind Power For Establishing New Grand Forks Business Division
• FEMA Responds To Dalrymple’s Repeated Requests For Flood Assistance By Sending Emergency Response Team
• Dalrymple: State Moving Forward With Devils Lake Flood Mitigation Projects
• Slots Open for Spring Tea at Former Governors' Mansion StateHistoric Site in Bismarck
• Dalrymple To Attend Devils Lake Executive Committee Meeting
• 2011 Earth Day Festival
• 25 questions to ask a college admissions representative
• Dalrymple Commends Agenergy Biorefinery Project
• Dalrymple Signs Legislation Honoring Women Veterans
• 'Sensational Second Sundays' Features Mark Varien Discussing Origins of Pueblo Indian Society at Heritage Center
• Dalrymple, Beulah-Area Officials Advance Flood Preparations
• Dalrymple To Tour Beulah And Attend Flood Meeting
• Dalrymple Calls On Legislature To Restore Highway Patrol Funding
• Dalrymple Urges Legislators To Explore New Funding Methods For The State’s University System
• WWII Traveling Bus Exhibit Stopping @ BPL
• Have you registered for SOAR yet?!?! The first date is this Saturday, March 26! The next date is April 16th and then June 3rd. Go to and register! See you there!
• Statement Of Gov. Jack Dalrymple On The Passing Of Former U.S. Secretary Of State Warren Christopher
• Dalrymple Commends Tesoro On Refinery Expansion
• N.D. Air National Guard Unit Named Nation’s Top Squadron
• Donate to the earthquake victoms of Japan! Students will be collecting donations at the north and south dining halls starting today and through next week. The money will go to Catholic Relief Services and 95% of the proceeds will then go directly to Japa
• Dalrymple Signs Legislation Designating The Ladybug As The Officialstate Insect
• State Agencies Continue Storm Emergency Assistance
• Dalrymple Proclaims Statewide Storm Emergency
• Dalrymple Attends Meetings In Jamestown, Valley City To Continue Spring Flood Preparations
• Dalrymple Presses Congress To Move Forward On Missouri River Study
• Dalrymple To Attend Flood Preparation Meetings In Jamestown, Valley City
• State Moving Forward On East Devils Lake Outlet
• Interested in Genealogy and Wondering Where to Begin?
• Dalrymple Advocates For Renewable Fuels, Farmers In Meeting With USDA SEC Vilsack and Interior Sec Salazar
• Men's Basketball Win First Round Play-Off Game! They head to St. Paul for the Semi-Finals of the NSIC Championships; they will play Saturday evening against St. Cloud State at 7:30 and will be on TV on channel 26 (midcontinent channel)! GO MARAUDERS
• Wild About Wilder Film Fest!
• Sensational Second Sundays Features Fred Schneider Discussing Traditional Gardening, The Wills At Heritage Center
• Construction Work On $52 Million North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project About To Begin
• Dalrymple Tells EPA To Rethink Air Quality Proposals
• Dalrymple Meets With Fema Head To Seek Flood Policy Changes
• Dalrymple Urges Corps To Expedite Flood Preparations
• It's time to get registered for classes!! Go to and register for either March 26, April 16 or June 3. We look forward to seeing you soon!
• its SPRING BREAK! But the Admissions Office is still open....call 701-355-8030 to schedule your campus visit today!
• Dalrymple Commends Senate For Supporting Increased K-12 Funding
• National Quilting Program : 'Quilt 'Til You Drop!'Activities at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Dalrymple Requests Federal Flood Declaration
• Dalrymple’s Infrastructure Plan Moves Through House, Senate
• Dalrymple's Tax Relief Proposals Move Forward
• Dalrymple Calls On USDA To Assist Farmers Losing Land To Devils Lake
• Dalrymple, Legislative Leadership Request Emergency Funding For Statewide Flood Fights And Snow Removal
• New Hours to Begin at Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site Near Cooperstown Beginning March 1, 2011
• A Brief History Of The Mclean County Court House
• Dalrymple Continues Opposition To U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers Fee Proposal For Missouri River Water
• Dalrymple Requests Fema Exemption For Access To Pre-Flood Funding
• Dalrymple Participates In Flood Preparation Meetings In Wahpeton, Lisbon
• Marauder's Women Track & Field Ranked 10th Nationally, Marauder's Men Basketball Ranked 24th Nationally! Mark your calendars.....March 2nd is the home playoff date for the first round of playoffs for the Marauders Men's Basketball team
• Valley City Properties Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Dalrymple Declares Statewide Flood Emergency
• 2011 Spring Used Book Sale
• Dalrymple: State Committed To Helping Protect The City Of Devils Lake From Expected Spring Flooding
• University of Mary is in session on Monday, February 21st....a perfect time to come check out campus!! You can schedule a visit at or call 1-800-288-6279!! Hope to see you on campus!
• If you are a current student and will be on campus Sunday (2/6).....head to Chick's Place at 4:30 for free food, door prizes, and watch the game on a PROJECTOR SCREEN! So, who do you think is going to win? Packers or the Steelers?!?
• Go to to apply and get a free t-shirt!
• February is Celebrate Library Lovers' Month!
• 'Sensational Second Sundays' Features Cowboy Singer, Storyteller T.J. Casey at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Governor Arthur A. Link Fiddle Festival Set for Former Governors' Mansion Site in Bismarck
• 2011 AARP Tax Aide
• State Historical Society Revitalizing National History Day In North Dakota
• Opinion Poll:
• The virtual fair is just wrapping up! If you missed it today you can still log in to watch the videos! check it out!
• We are participating in a virtual college fair tomorrow from 2:00pm CST to 7:00pm CST. Jump on and ask question to our Admissions Staff! We also have people from our CADE program, Athletics as well as our new Catholic Studies program talking! We even hav
• Dalrymple Moves Up Devils Lake Flood Control Timetable
• Dakota Discussions: America by Food
• Dalrymple: EPA Takes A ‘Postive Step’ On E15
• Dalrymple Appoints Hjelmstad, Shaft To Board Of Higher Education
• Hoeven, Dalrymple: FEMA Agrees To Make $5.8 Million In Hazard Mitigation Grants Available To Help Minnewaukan
• Go to to apply and get a free t-shirt!
• Dalrymple Calls For Federal Approval Of Devils Lake Flood Control Project
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting - January 28, 2011
• Fourth Annual Crafters Bee and Social Set for Former Governors' Mansion State Historic Site
• 2010-2011 Student Ambassadors These students give prospective students tours of campus. We have Freshman to Graduate Students as student ambassadors.
• Dalrymple Declares Emergency For Devils Lake Basin
• Slots Still Available for 'Heritage Outbound' Winter Adventure Trip
• Dalrymple Directs Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff
• IRS Tax Forms Outlet Program
• Dalrymple Tells U.S. Army Corps To Abandon Water Fee Plan
• Facebook for Seniors
• Crew Commander Tours Offered at Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile Site Near Cooperstown January 22, February 26, 2011
• Three North Dakota Properties Listed in National Register of Historic Places
• Opinion Poll: We Want to Know...
• Spring 2011 Beginning Computer Series
• Dalrymple: North Dakota Is ‘Strong And Growing Stronger’
• Pick Your Scholarship Day begins on Monday! Have you registered for it yet? go to www.umary.edu to register or call 1-800-288-6279! Hope to see you soon!
• Top Ten Picks for Music in 2010
• North Dakota 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• North Dakota Commission On Education Improvement To Meet In Bismarck
• Dalrymple To Deliver State Of The State Address
• want to know more about your major? what campus is like? what about our residence halls? check out www.myumary.org
• 'Sensational Second Sundays' Features Country Western Singer GregHager
• We hope you are enjoying your Christmas vacation! Our Admissions Office is open during break so call if you have any questions/concerns! 1-800-288-6279 or 701-355-8030
• North Dakota Job Growth Leads To Near-Record Population
• Food for Fines
• State Historical Society Employees Honored
• Happy Holidays! -UMary Admissions Office
• Did You Know...
• Vintage Guitar Magazine Lists 10 Most Valuable Guitars
• Hoeven Directs Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff On December 7 For Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Dalrymple to Deliver Budget Address to Legislative Assembly
• 'Sensational Second Sundays' Kicks Off with Entertainer Greg Hagerat North Dakota Heritage Center
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting - December 10, 2010
• Walkers Encouraged To Enjoy 'History Hikes' During Winter at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Slots Available For Heritage Outbound Winter Adventure Trip
• Groundbreaking Ceremonies Held Today for $52 Million North DakotaHeritage Center Expansion Project
• U-Mary 2010 Music Open House is happening Saturday, December 4. Students in grades 9 through 12 are welcome to attend! Check out the link below for details. If you are interested in coming visit www.umary.edu and click on Admissions to register to come.
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes - November 18, 2010
• We had a virtual college fair a few weeks ago. Two of our admissions representatives did a presentation. If you want to check out what they had to say....click the link below....
• Public Invited To Attend Groundbreaking For North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project
• 15th Annual Holiday Open House Set For Former Governors’ Mansion
• 2010 Editor's Award Given To Schneider For Story On George Will And Oscar Will Seed Company
• ChoirFest draws top singers from high schools
• Governor Recognizes Veterans Day In North Dakota
• CFA Turkey Trot Run
• Awards Honoring History Achievements Presented at Governor's Conference on North Dakota History
• Veterans Day in North Dakota - By the Numbers
• "Introduction to Fundraising Planning" Webinar
• Ancestry Library Edition
• Job Interview Webinar
• Hoeven: Karsky Leaving As Commissioner Of Department Of Financial Institutions
• Cities Primed for Continued Growth
• Book Talk/Author Signing: David Bliss
• Dalrymple To Name Wrigley Lieutenant Governor
• Reader's Voice Book Discussion
• "Introduction to Finding Funders" Webinar
• Can You Help Us? Bismarck Public Library User Survey
• Nominations Sought for AASLH National History Awards
• Hoeven: Happy Birthday, North Dakota!
• Digital music expert speaks at BSC Nov. 5
• Campus Read presents refugee soccer coach
• Non-Profit Seeks Volunteers to Help Area Students
• Lunch and Learn Cancelled
• A Brief History Of The McLean County Courthouse
• BSC programs receive workforce training grants
• BSC wins eight communications awards
• BSC gallery hosts artist reception
• Futuristic comedy spoofs television
• Special Gardening Edition Of North Dakota History: Journal Of The Northern Plains
• Haunting Arts and Spooktacular Science 2010
• Congressman Pomeroy Announces USDA Pilot Program to Address EPA Fuel Storage Rules
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in North Dakota
• Hoeven, GE Aviation To Launch Small Business Supplier Symposium
• Hoeven Names Hovey To Southeast Judicial District
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• No changes in the wind policy for Burleigh County
• Mandan still collecting data on children 18 and younger
• Volleyball players wearing pink tonight
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Globetrotters coming to Bismarck for charity game
• "How to Approach a Foundation" Webinar
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Lincoln approves budget
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Door-to-door magazine sales company ousted from Bisma
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• Erionite gravel linked to lung probl
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Group forms to promote hunting benefits
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• The Weeklies: Township seeking to switch counties
• Actor turned broadcaster had tough life
• Badlands Ministries getting ready to go year-round
• Historic Badlands Ministries log cabin moved in 13 pieces
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• 'Rumors' director boasts more than four decades of experience
• Police become social media sleuths
• United Way pancake breakfast slated for Sunday
• Author To Discuss ‘Painted Horses And Symbols Of The Lakota’ At Historic Fargo Theatre
• BAGA hosting costume party
• Water authority to meet Nov. 1
• AARC loses grant money
• AARC needs food donations
• Beerfest will be back
• DSU senior to present recital
• Congressman Pomeroy Receives Commitment to Advance Seniors Protection Act, Provide COLA Relief to Seniors
• Donations to aid WSC ag ambassador program
• Congressman Pomeroy Receives Commitment to Advance Seniors Protection Act, Provide COLA Relief to Seniors
• Mandan Park Board OKs water line repairs
• Delegation Announces More than $14 Million in Federal Funding for Minot Bypass Project
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Freedom Salute set for Saturday
• Students reminded of good, bad of social media
• Chamber Supports Measure 1
• Man killed by train identified
• Baseball in Bismarck
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Benefit planned for transplant patient
• Smoking ban foes say drive going well
• Haunted Fort expands to six nights
• MDU expects natural gas prices to be similar to last year
• Highway 48 closed through Center
• Rescue donations welcome to help dogs
• Armstrong to appear on Catholic TV talk show
• Train kills man at Mandan rail yard
• FREE Resume Webinar
• Restaurant close to opening in Bismarck
• Hoeven Calls For 2010-2011 Governor's Band/Orchestra And Chorus Applications
• Mandan junior high decision delayed
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Congressman Pomeroy Statement on Cost-of-Living Adjustment
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Delegation Announces Federal HUD Grants for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Patrol plans sobriety checkpoint in Morton
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Bismarck officer being promoted to sergeant
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• Bismarck City Commission sets Oct. 26 public hearing on texting ban
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Associated Press: Workload of ND drone pilots under scrutiny
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Congressman Pomeroy Hosts Education Secretary Duncan
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Boy Scout Troop 6 fundraiser is Monday
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Motorists reminded to watch for deer on roads this time of year
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• Reminder: Friday is tax deadline for those with extensions
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Tea party to gather in Bismarck
• ‘Curious George Live’ cancelled
• Clinic in Mandan gets lab accreditation
• ‘Zombie Crawl’ will raise funds for American Cancer Society
• ND cattle airlifted in major export sale to Kazakhstan
• U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan visits New Salem
• Goehring OKs funds for feeder cattle reporting
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• New concertmaster ready to make music
• Bismarck girls, Jacee Estes and Kylee Clarke, move through world taekwondo rankings
• ‘All-Hallows Eve Ball’At Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• Mild weather to continue through Saturday
• Six hunting accidents reported during pheasant opener
• Legislative spending report issued by policy council
• Chauntel Sullivan to benefit from Thrivent dinner and auction Saturday
• Toy drive dropoff point announced
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Woman pleads guilty to theft
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• The Weeklies: City suspects untapped well water creeping into Garrison basements
• Actor’s climb to movies took time
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Work to begin on multi-use trail over Memorial Bridge
• Facebook sessions for seniors scheduled
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• City of Bismarck considers banning texting and driving
• Public Invited To Attend Annual Meeting Of Former Governors’ Mansion Supporters
• Neighbors to bring in the hay
• North Dakota cows will be flown to Kazakhstan
• Bismarck bar workers seek vote on looming smoking ban
• Democrats eye Tracy Potter for 2012 governor's race depending on strength of U.S. Senate campaign
• Pomeroy Reads to Students at Northridge Elementary
• Delegation Announces More than $2.9 Million in Loans to Boost Small Businesses in North Dakota
• Delegation Announces More Than $1.3 Million in Funding to Help ND Homeowners
• Mandan School Board goes paperless
• Facebook for Seniors
• Teen Read Week 2010
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Fall round-up is around the corner: Begin by analyzing pastures
• BeefTalk: Five key points needed to start recording calf data
• Age, source verification may open beef markets for exports
• Speakers warn of impact of EPA rules
• Minnesota Beef Team: Fenceline weaning reduces calf stress
• Education secretary to visit state
• Lost dog found after three-month search
• Mandan police release few details on shooting
• Coal industry economist says increased EPA involvement could hurt lignite production
• Mandan police release few details on shooting
• Author Of Children’s Book, Black Elk’s Vision, To Present Program At Historic Fargo Theatre
• Sen. Milton Young’s widow dies
• Bowman area kennel operator being watched
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Opportunities exist for livestock partnerships in Kazakhstan
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Contracts awarded for pumping plant
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• New fence may end annoying Bismarck train noise
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• CHS students to read to students
• First Nations Day on Friday
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• September Hogs and Pigs Report offers hope for profit in 2011
• UTTC to host food safety class on Oct. 19
• Behind the wheel: Business women make their presence known
• Two named to Native American Forty Under 40
• Actress enjoyed stage, film and TV career
• File If You Are Tax Exempt
• Rather recalls Sevareid as high caliber journalist
• Reader's Voice Book Discussion
• Police continue investigation of Mandan shooting
• Potter hits it out of the park in 2nd debate!
• Bismarck oral surgeon travels to Africa as part of a helping mission
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Bales must be removed by Nov. 1
• Potter hits it out of the park in 2nd debate!
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• ‘Dakota Air’ radio show to play Belle
• Sen. Potter challenges Gov. Hoeven to accept debate “obligation”
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Benefit for The Arc is Oct. 19
• Dakota Gasification pays off 16-year-old debt with federal Energy Dept.
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• “Zumbathon” on Sunday will benefit Komen fund
• Man killed in I-94 pickup crash in Burleigh Cty ID'd
• Grand Opening Of New Exhibit, Creating Sakakawea, At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• First mountain lion of season taken
• Driver’s license site being remodeled
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Old car lots may see new life
• Good Shepherd puts north campus on block
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Mandan moves to count pre-schoolers in district
• Residents updated on Memorial Highway plan
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• 'Plenty' of flu vaccines in ND this year, health officials urge getting immunized
• Hazelton company plans to manufacture body armor, open facility
• 'Plenty' of flu vaccines around ND this year, health officials urge getting immunized
• ND accepting applications for heating aid
• No problems detected following gaseous smell at Mandan’s Triumph Hospital
• ND accepting applications for heating aid
• DAV to provide counseling, claim filing offerred Oct. 18 via mobile service
• CROP Walk walks the charitable walk for over 40 years
• “Awakening the Dreamer” symposium at U-Mary is Saturday
• Deputy adjutant general Patrick Martin retires after 36 years
• First Lady Co-Hosting 2010 Women’s Health Summit
• Mandan moves to count pre-schoolers in district
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Williston Herald: Infrastructure Bill Brought Forward
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Conrad, Pomeroy Announce Open Fields Funding
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Bismarck oral surgeon travels to Africa as part of a helping mission
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Bales must be removed by Nov. 1
• ‘Dakota Air’ radio show to play Belle
• Benefit for The Arc is Oct. 19
• “Zumbathon” on Sunday will benefit Komen fund
• First mountain lion of season taken
• Old car lots may see new life
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Deputy adjutant general Patrick Martin retires after 36 years
• Behind the wheel: Business women make their presence known
• Actress enjoyed stage, film and TV career
• Rather recalls Sevareid as high caliber journalist
• Police continue investigation of Mandan shooting
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• CROP Walk walks the charitable wak for over 40 years
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Residents updated on Memorial Highway plan
• Sevareid symposium begins with memories of broadcaster
• Hazelton company plans to manufacture body armor, open facility
• Delegation Announces More Than $1.2 Million in Federal Funds for Law Enforcement
• Delegation Announces More Than $1 Million to Promote Physical Fitness for North Dakota Students
• Patrol identifies accident victims
• Driver’s license site being remodeled
• Good Shepherd puts north campus on block
• No problems detected following gaseous smell at Mandan’s Triumph Hospital
• Hoeven Directs Flags To Fly At Half Staff In Observance Of National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Lincoln looks at pay raises in budget
• Hoeven: Midwest Governors Report Identifies Transmission Corridors To Aid In Wind Energy Development
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Pomeroy Introduces Energy Communities Development Act
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• North Dakota no stranger to vets' mental health issues
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Iraqi vet asks for treatment, not jail after armed standoff
• Potter gives clear answer on Don't Ask, Don't Tell
• Sevareid symposium begins today
• Delegation Announces Grants for Economic Development Programs at UND, DSU
• Bismarck is fourth on Forbes Magazine business list
• Bismarck police investigate two pedestrians nearly struck by vehicles
• Make a video on what she misses
• Ornaments wanted for state Christmas tree
• Shelter dedication honors Zainhofsky on Friday
• 66th BAGA fall show opens Tuesday
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Pomeroy Applauds House Resolution Supporting National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Delegation Announces Launch of GFAFB Implementation Plan
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Beulah High School evacuated Wednesday following bomb threat
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Oil spill clean-up continues near Mandaree
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Pomeroy Applauds Passage of Guard-Reserve Bill
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Delegation Announces Nearly $3.5 Million to Train Health Workforce in North Dakota
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• District 35 offers three legislative races this fall
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Dedication honors Sister Monica Thome, known as "The Angel in White"
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Make-A-Wish benefits from ice cream social, plans gala
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Old Mandan junior high is last resort to use for growing enrollment
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Group plans development talk
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Woman’s eye requires unusual treatment
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Swedish American group plans fall meeting
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Hydrant work to reduce lanes
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• CHS grad wins ‘Scream Queen’ title
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Oil truck rolls, catches fire near Mandaree
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Bismarck votes to allow smoking huts for bars
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Bismarck votes to allow smoking huts for bars
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Delegation Announces More Than $2 Million to Aid State Broadband Infrastructure
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Delegation Announces More Than $400,000 in Federal Funds for Health Care Education
• John Hoeven doesn't know who his opponent is -- Harry Reid?!?
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Grillside Chat - Sept. 26 - Health Care Bill
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Delegation Announces $1.6 Million in Federal Grants for Tribal Colleges and Universities Program
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Delegation Announces $5 Million for Research Facilities at NDSU
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Good health program critical to livestock operation
• Folmer family, descendants deal with kidney disease
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Managers need high goals for cow reproductive rates
• Best Buy Helps Local Youth
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• NDSU Center to hold ram test
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Discover feeding and carcass value of herd’s genetics through Minnesota CMP
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• Dunseith port for cattle entering US from Canada unsafe
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• Fall round-up is around the corner
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Forage maturity and weather conditions can impact quality
• The Arc accepting nominations
• TB testing stays same for cattle coming from Minnesota
• Airport gets funds for terminal upgrades
• "Writing the sacred:' workshop will explore psalm writing
• Agencies honored for disaster work
• Kiwanis sponsoring new service club
• Applications for new Bismarck superintendent due in January
• Bismarck colleges report enrollment increases
• Bank loses $26 million alleged fraud
• Enough funds committed for Heritage Center expansion
• Southwest Water Authority to meet
• Tom Custer won two Medals of Honor
• Gandhi Peace Dinner is Saturday
• Grillside Chat - Sept. 5
• Grillside Chat - Sept. 12
• Grillside Chat - Sept. 19
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Drivers license offices to be closed
• Anthropological conference next month in Bismarck
• Run-walk focuses on breast cancer awareness
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Military details plans that may shrink N.D.'s airspace
• Bismarck students spend a day at the opera
• Highway Hall of Honor needs nominees
• Aviation unit returning on Tuesday
• Decrease In Grand Forks Granitoid Boundaries Accepted
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Burleigh County rejects $9,000 raise for social services director; approves smaller raise
• Community health center proposed in Bismarck
• Northern Plains Dance presenting shows
• Potter, Hoeven face off on issues in first debate
• Sen. Tracy Potter and Gov. John Hoeven debate
• N.D. chamber names new leader
• Debates available online
• Delegation Announces Federal Resources to Improve Electric, Communication Service in Rural North Dak
• Delegation Announces More Than $320,000
• Girl Scouts holding Rock the Park
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Suicide prevention walk is Oct. 2
• Connecticut man charged in Bismarck with anthrax threats to return East
• Nonprofit workshops planned for western North Dakota
• Banned Books Week @ the Library
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• State Historical Society To Host Plains Anthropological Conference In Bismarck
• Deer head to Wachter Middle School
• Delegation Announces Grant for Over $110,000 for Public Radio in North Dakota
• Mother of drug ring leader sentenced for money laundering
• Prescription medicine dropoff sites established
• "Proposal Budgeting Basics" Webinar
• It's official: Mercer leaving Mountain time
• "Proposal Writing Basics" Webinar
• Pomeroy Applauds Passage of Small Business Act
• Fall Used Book Sale
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Grain by grain, sand mandala takes shape during Tibetan monks' visit to Bismarck
• Company C back on U.S. soil
• Special education workshops scheduled
• Sewing night benefits Sudanese girls
• Tribal officials, county working together on artifact recovery
• Grand Forks Herald: Years later, bravery on a Laos mountain is honored
• Delegation Announces $1 Million for Grand Forks Transit System
• Minot Daily News: Vietnam War hero awarded Medal of Honor
• Proposed arts policy languishing
• TRNP offers free admission Saturday
• Bishop submits resignation, but he won't be leaving soon
• Bismarck Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Bismarck road project unearths Hidatsa artifacts
• Bismarck woman wins showcase showdown on 'Price is Right'
• MakeJohnDebate.com petitioners set expectations for Gov. Hoeven's performance in Thursday&
• Statewide Economic Growth Continues to Build General Fund Revenues
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• BSC to offer classes to Turkish university
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Oil site being cleaned up
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Life Walk on Saturday
• Public hearing set for Burleigh County wind turbine policy
• Firefighters Hall of Fame Banquet set for Saturday
• Great Plains Energy Expo: Future demands energy diversity
• Mandan tables garbage rate hike request
• Carrie Underwood to bring "Play On" tour to Bismarck Civic Center in December
• Old Mandan junior high could get be a school again
• Pomeroy Attends Medal of Honor Ceremony for Chief Etchberger
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Korean veterans to hold reunion
• Plane lands safely in Bismarck after emergency transponder signal activated
• EPA to Adjust Water Standards for Devils Lake Outlet
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• National news figures coming for Eric Sevareid Symposium
• Pomeroy Speaks at Freedom Salute
• WDAZ: Pomeroy, members of UK Parliament visit UND class
• Delegation Announces Expansion of Refined Coal Tax Credit
• Staining away sunny September days
• Bands will perform at Autumnfest Saturday
• Sew-a-thon wants to help Sudanese girls
• Meeting planned on Memorial Highway study
• Bismarck cleaning up this week
• Pomeroy to Bring Members of Parliament from the UK to UND Class
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Bismarck marathoner comes back from illness to race
• New Salem boy found after spending cold night outside
• Downtowner's Street Fair shakes off the cold
• Applefest fundraiser planned at Buckstop Junction
• Officers to hold "Drug Take Back" in Bismarck Sept. 25
• Career Academy plans open house
• Burleigh Shred-a-thon declared success
• Bismarck police say someone siphoned about $840 worth of bas from U-Haul trucks
• Bismarck State College students learn about freedom, food, and the First Amendment
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Buyer of downtown building feels resistance
• Community event focuses on suicide prevention
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure plans volunteer orientation in Bismarck
• American Legion Auxiliary plans fall district meeting
• One last song: Rocky Top is planning to retire, with one last concert set for Sept. 24
• Street Fair pulls together artists, food, entertainment
• Hoeven, Potter address policy at Big Iron
• Delegation Applauds More Than $600,000 for North Dakota Agriculture
• Mandan Asks ‘How Do You Like Me Now?'
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Big Iron Draws International Buyers From More Than 10 Countries
• Hoeven criticized for ducking debates
• August 15th Grillside Chat - Thinking on Your Feet
• Senator Dotzenrod on Tracy's Work in Senate; Tracy's Richland County Courthouse Speech
• Potter Asks Where Hoeven Stands on Farm Policy
• Potter favors "Art Link-Style" energy development over "Hoevenvilles"
• Sen. Tracy Potter Major Issue Statement on American Security
• Sen. Potter on Indian Issues
• Sen. Tracy Potter asks if Gov. Hoeven agrees with Rick Berg on opening up Theodore Roosevelt Nation
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Ornaments part of fundraiser
• Pomeroy Applauds IRS Notice on Refined Coal Tax Credit
• Burleigh County asked to speed up wind project
• House Passes Bill To Help Reduce Electricity Costs in Rural Areas
• Guard training at Kimball Bottoms
• Potter - Protecting Social Security, Lowering Taxes
• Nursing students learn how to cope with patient death
• Minot Daily News - Potter's Plan for Saving Social Security
• Traffic signal being repaired at 12th and Main in Bismarck
• VFW plans pancake breakfast Sunday for the Rough Rider Honor Flight
• Police say Bismarck woman struck in the head by an intruder
• Dakota Zoo benefit planned Sept. 25
• Pomeroy Honors the Fallen in the Global War on Terror
• Back-to-school event planned for children in Bismarck-Mandan on Friday, focusing on safety
• Pomeroy Appears in UTTC Powwow Grand Entry
• Farm Rescue speeds up harvest for injured Steele rancher
• Congressman Pomeroy Brings USDA Secretary to North Dakota Trade Meeting to Promote ND Agriculture
• Burleigh County Sheriff's Department hosts document-shredding truck
• Delegation Helps Secure $6 Million Grant to Move Minnewaukan School
• Protecting your Intellectual Property in the International Marketplace
• Delegation Announces the Awarding of More Than $21 Million to Support
• New Teachers Welcomed by Chamber Committee
• Pomeroy Receives National Farmer's Union Golden Triangle Award
• Bismarck Students Attract Business
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Bismarck Kennel Club plans pet fashion show
• Minot airman Ryan D. Pfeifer honored
• More than 1,800 entered in Kroll's Bismarck Marathon
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Beerfest on tap
• Job Service, BSC to hold Job Fair
• Defensive driving course offered by North Dakota Safety Council
• Soprano Virginia Sublett to perform Thursday at Bismarck State College
• Downtowner’s Street Fair is coming this weekend
• Bismarck adds bus routes to meet demand
• Tibetan monks to visit University of Mary Sept. 21-24
• Bismarck City Commission defeats proposal to ban tobacco sales in city
• Grand Forks Herald: Ag secretary speaks at UND’s Human Nutrition Research Center
• Mandan noise ordinance may have little impact
• Big Iron Draws International Buyers From More Than 10 Countries
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Battle of Badges blood drive sets record
• Man crashes into Apple Creek
• Police say Arizona driver hits pedestrians, vehicles, building
• Congressman Pomeroy Hosts USDA Secretary in Grand Forks
• More ND Guard members returning from Iraq
• Hoeven: Transcanada Announces Launch of Binding Open Season for New Regional Pipeline
• Hoeven Recognizes State Employees for Excellence in Public Service
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Diabetes classes being offered
• The 3 Rs’ set as conference topic
• Woodcarvers to exhibit work at Flickertail show in October
• BSC has lineman class
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Young people enjoy thrills of the dance
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Audit says NDSU spent $24,000 on unused hotel rooms
• Apple Dash fundraiser part of Bismarck family fitness plan
• New mobile unit will offer food preservation
• Panel discussion of “Women at Work” on Thursday
• New dishes at Papa's Pumpkin Patch
• “The 3 Rs” is History Conference topic Oct. 29-30
• Delegation Announces More than $1.4 Million to Support ND - MN Rural Hospitals
• Hoeven Proclaims September 11 Day Of Service And Remembrance In Commemoration Of Patriot Day
• WWII veterans Honor Flight returns at 9 p.m. Saturday
• Appreciation event being held Saturday
• Heavy rain closes Highway 200
• God’s Child ships goods
• Delegation Announces Grant to Improve Transportation Resources in North Dakota
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Hoeven Names Tony Weiler New Labor Commissioner
• Devils Lake Working Group Updates ND Officials
• New Youth Council Report Provides Recommendations For Policy Makers
• Pomeroy Applauds Announcement of Medal of Honor to Chief Master Sergeant Richard Etchberger
• Statement of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing of Retired Maj. Gen. C. Emerson Murry
• Delegation Announces a $125,000 Federal Grant to Fight Substance Abuse in North Dakota
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• KFYR: War Hero Receives Medal of Honor After 40 Years
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• Pomeroy Speaks at VA Veterans Summit
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Beeftalk: ‘One bad steer spoils the lot’ rings loud and clear
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• Are you prepared for keeping your weaned calves from getting sick?
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Impacts of body condition on cow production
• Burleigh County moves flood plain building code decision to next month
• Protect livestock against anthrax
• Tribal Leaders Summit tackles domestic violence, law enforcement issues
• Benefit for Tom Bell of Riverdale scheduled Saturday in Coleharbor
• Imaging center to have open house
• Energy construction business opening Bismarck branch
• Mandan voters to decide on noise measure
• Leadership program in two cities
• DENCOM Sponsors Civilian Dental Corps Web Fair
• Hospital offers free pediatric orthopaedic evaluation
• The Forum: Pomeroy updated on Devils Lake
• Honor Flight lifts off Friday
• Dickinson Press: Veteran's clinic to reopen Sept. 15
• Monarch butterfly release set for zoo
• Grand Forks Herald: Task force discusses Devils Lake flooding issues
• Hebron packs in the fall fun this weekend
• CNN: Air Force hero's actions in Laos finally recognized after 42 years
• 3 to be honored at 9/11 ceremony
• Delegation Announced Grant to Improve Library Services in Fort Totten
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Vision loss seminar planned Oct. 9
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Twin Buttes eager to get school built
• Property rights are an issue in comments on Lewis and Clark Historical Trail
• Mandan School Board is clearing the air at the Lewis and Clark Elementary School
• More rain in forecast
• N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame earns national honor
• Bismarck car dealer dies
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Schieffer, Rather to speak, honor N.D.-native Sevareid, in Bismarck
• Taylor Days features old-time demonstrations
• Stage comedy 'Nunsense' traveling to Hebron
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Parade of Homes tickets available
• Getting by with a little help from her friends
• Rainy day for Almont's Labor Day parade
• September is Library Card Sign-up Month
• Burleigh County planners look at raising flood elevation
• Tribal summit to get under way
• University of Mary could have record enrollment
• BSC to offer online degrees to Coast Guard
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Bismarck, Mandan police and firefighters team up for annual blood drive
• 17 cars vandalized in Mandan
• Folk Singer/Humorist Kris Kitko At Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Glen Ullin couple's vineyard to be featured on tour
• Boys exit left, girls enter right
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Coleharbor's angels help community members in need
• Memorial Bridge multi-use trail to close for work
• Health care system changing name
• Larimore school talks at impasse
• Beet yields could set records
• Outlook hopeful for farmers
• N.D. officials make case for Devils Lake help
• Minivan rolls on Expressway
• Rugby hospital buys cliniics
• Peace Garden sets Sept. 11 events
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Poilice issue school bus reminder
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• Burleigh County plans for off-road vehicle training area move ahead without grant
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Weekend weather looks good until Labor Day
• Bow hunting season affects areas within Bismarck city limits
• Volunteers sought for river clean-up
• Delta cuts two flights in Bismarck
• ND hunting measure approved for Nov. 2 ballot
• Delta reducing Bismarck flights
• Bismarck readies its budget
• Active Aging Week activities planned at Waterford
• Mandan man wins grand prize
• Soil tour slated for Black Leg Ranch
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Vandalism shuts down bus shelter near Bismarck's Simle Middle School
• Changes likely at Bismarck Transition Center
• Comprehensive North Dakota Historic Preservation Plan Now Available On Internet
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Effort under way for commemorative 4-H coin
• Garrison Diversion tour scheduled
• Orchestra names new concertmaster
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing Of Retired Maj. Gen. C. Emerson Murry
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Meeting to look at Lewis and Clark Historical Trail
• N.D. mule deer hunt featured on Outdoor Channel
• Trail riders celebrating 50 years
• Roosevelt symposium on Sept. 16-18
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Some parents take a detour to Horizon Middle School due to street repairs
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• BLM advisory councils to meet in Dickinson
• Marmarth dike decertified
• 33 fewer North Dakota road fatalities so far in 2010 than in 2009
• DOT uses fatal car accident in new PSA to send dramatic message
• Aetna marks 20 years
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Cystic fibrosis receives $2,600
• Nominations sought by The Arc
• Benefit planned for Ryan Bleth on Friday
• Myrdal named new extension agent
• Apple Dash coming Sept. 12
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Sheriff’s new car decals honored
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• C. Emerson Murry dies at 86
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Document may clarify railroad crossing issue
• United Tribes Technical College gears up for 41st annual powwow
• ‘Fill the Boot’ campaign on Thursday
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Blacksmithing is an age-old folk art turned hot hobby
• Vietnam veteran retiring from Guard
• Vietnam veteran retiring from Guard
• Bismarck bars brainstorm solutions to new smoking ban
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• McLean County sheriff seizes 150 neglected cattle owned by Douglas man
• Restricted parking for street repairs starts Aug. 30
• $30,000 raised in Jail & Bail for Bismarck March of Dimes
• St. Alexius Eldercare program set for Sept. 9 focuses on health care changes
• Enrollment up in Bismarck-Mandan schools and colleges
• Dunn Center offers cream can cuisine
• A bull bash is scheduled in Dunn Center, along with the Cream Can Supper
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• Bismarck's new Sunrise Elementary School welcomes students and teachers for their first day
• SHSND America’s ‘Ace In The Hole’: The Cold War And North Dakotavideo Named MPMA...
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• High pressure system leads to fire warnings in northwest N.D.
• Dunn Center used bookstore charges by the inch
• Reunion for Bismarck Class of 1955
• Bismarck man says he was assaulted by two people in separate incidents about three hours apart
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Good quality water essential to any cattle operation
• The importance of feedlot and carcass data for the beef cow/calf producer
• Mandan residents will see higher monthly water rates
• Bismarck's Nic Cruz aims for slip and slide world record at Huff Hills
• Market Advisor: Decline in U.S. cattle herd supports better prices
• BeefTalk: Two-thirds of the pie is not a bad deal, maybe
• Hesford works his way back from stroke
• Labor Day Last Holiday Weekend State Historic Sites Open Before Closing For Season
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Albers named executive director for Missouri Valley Coalition for Homeless People
• District 31 election races cover big territory
• Fundraising ot start for Veterans' Park monument in Steele
• Entries invited for United Tribes "Parade of Champions"
• 'Berklee' is music to her ears
• 35th Annual Hettinger Ram Sale Sept. 15
• Chamber Announces 2011 Leadership Class
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• J. Lee Grady to speak in Watford City
• Road Work
• Bismarck Park District plans final public budget hearing Sept. 9
• Judge to rule in wind turbine case
• Longtime volunteer moving from Bismarck
• SD man sentenced in ND to 15 years in prison on child sex charge
• New Youth Council Report Provides Recommendations For Policy Makers
• Shootout is a Success
• Chamber Foundation Collaborating with Bismarck for Air Service Grant Application
• Bismarck looks at restricting bridge jumpers
• Reminder: Bismarck City Commission public hearing on smoking ban
• I-94 westbound to be paved during overnight hours Tuesday and Wednesday
• Fire hydrant repairs ongoing around Bismarck
• SUV hits Bismarck house
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Parents help each other find the right teacher
• Students to be ‘tour guides’ at new building
• New year prompts both dread and excitement
• Housing organization responds to discrimination charges
• Bismarck police report a dozen vehicles hit over the weekend
• Figure skaters’ duck race is Saturday
• Intersection at 4th and Divide detoured Monday
• William Harmon involved in many activities
• Wind growth slows in 2010
• Five cars in two related accidents, one arrested
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Drowning caused Beulah Bay boating death
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Mandan's Spirit of the West Grill Fest heats up
• Woman keeps 1965 Beatles concert tickets
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Park Board creates review finance committee
• Nursing assistants help patients while caregivers get a break
• Access to grasslands may be changing
• Comment deadline is Aug,. 27
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Bismarck's Helm pleads not guilty in SD killing
• Meeting moved to Civic Center
• Yellow toadflax workshops slated
• Volunteers selected for elk reduction
• Entries accepted for Autumnfest Parade Sept. 25
• Smoke-free supporters release air quality study
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Pink Heals tour coming to Bismarck on Saturday
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Run, walk to fight cancer
• Bismarck-Mandan Economy-at-a-Glance
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Square dance lessons offered
• Historical preservation board meets Aug. 27
• Registration for dance classes set
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Mandan to vote on noise code
• Report: Elected officials’ salaries lagging in N.D. compared to neighbor states
• Minnewaukan wants to move part of town
• Goehring to lead Sept. trade mission to Cuba selling ND foodstuffs
• Send us a photo of you with your library book and let us know where you (and your book) traveled!
• Day of Caring brings out volunteers
• Bismarck earns spot as ‘2010 Playful City USA’
• Veterans’ Stand Down is Sept. 1
• Shade Tree final summer shows
• 4th West Nile case of the year is in Burleigh County
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• River banks along south Mandan get facelift
• Plan ahead for the start of school
• Wet weather slows spring, Durum wheat harvest in some areas
• Mandan intends grill fest as family friendly
• N.D. Railroad Museum marks 25 years on Sunday
• North Dakotans react to Islamic issue
• Refinery study nearing end
• Celebrate Bismarck-Mandan Event is Huge Success
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Mandan board OK's marketing money
• Bringing people 'out of the darkness'
• UTTC plans training to ease tribal officer shortage
• Equality awareness walk planned
• Benefit for Jeremy Kraft is Monday
• Caravan will raise funds for pediatric cancer patients
• Police investigate attempted burglaries
• AARC golf benefit is Aug. 27
• Golfers sought for benefit scramble Sept. 23
• Street to be closed
• Project Homeless Connect is Sept. 2
• Fire hydrant maintenance under way
• State Historic Preservation Board To Meet
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• The Weeklies: Beulah shows its kids the love
• U.S., Canada had plans to invade each other
• Tour promotes water conservation
• Vacant restaurant may see new life
• Public health or personal choice
• Bringing back the buggies
• Olympic gold medalist Billy Mills sharing life lessons at Thunderbird Run
• Tribal Law and Order Act expected to be felt on Standing Rock
• Standing Rock's tribal court stays busy
• Looking at Native American issues
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Open house planned for OLLI
• Sister Ivo Schoch; 50 years of ‘presence’
• Is WSI evaluated too often?
• Suchy family returning to Bohemian Hall
• CAP captain wins award for cell phone tracking
• Fair Housing complaints sent to feds
• Bismarck man to plead guilty in federal drug conspiracy case
• NAWS study public meeting scheduled for Sept. 16 in Bismarck
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Small grain producers anxious as harvest gets under way
• New Fort Lincoln Elementary classrooms could ease overcrowding
• Urban Harvest wraps up sixth season in Bismarck
• Bismarck one of 12 cleanest cities
• State Historical Society Honors Volunteers For Donating Nearly 12,000 Hours Of Service In Past Year
• Tavis Road to be closed
• Hoeven Names Tony Weiler New Labor Commissioner
• Mandan waits on mandatory summer school
• Free dance classes offered
• Celtic Women a dream come true
• Book looks at ecosystems
• Day of Caring going on the road
• Volunteers needed for church restoration work
• Music festival on Saturday
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Bismarck smoking ban public hearing set for Aug. 24
• Standing Rock Sioux getting $624K for diabetes work, part of $1.9M for ND tribes
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• BeefTalk: Evaluate the past, understand the present for a problem-free future
• Black Ink: Cattle business rocky as trend towards better beef continues
• Be on your guard - bloat can still sneak up on you
• Rolette farm wife honored
• Mandan motorcyclist killed in SD crash
• Boy killed in Kidder County farm accident
• At least 9 have died in Sturgis-related crashes
• Mandan police search for “person of interest” in theft from church
• More debris to be removed from new bridge area on river
• 12-year-old can stop rabies shots
• Weight loss contest to benefit Ruth Meiers
• Alpacas: A curious business - and animal - to be sure
• BeefTalk: For the bulls, it is time to come home
• Anthrax case in third county renews call for vaccination
• Smaller-framed cows may help contain input costs
• Clutching life while he still can: Man takes dream trip to Alaska despite injury
• Cooler weather on the way
• Bismarck proposes smoking ban for bars
• 'Drive to Survive' race to raise funds for cancer research
• GOP House candidate Berg backs extending tax cuts
• Bismarck superintendent search starts again this fall
• Goehring activates Harvest Hotline
• Junior high deadline may be extended
• Put some thought into selecting manure composting location
• Park `surprised' by volume of volunteers
• Mor-Gran-Sou looks at cost-saving options
• BeefTalk: For the bulls, it is time to come home
• Advocates scramble to salvage ND pharmacy measure
• University of Mary restructures class subject units
• Anthrax case in third county renews call for vaccination
• Transportation Dept. wants safety upgrades at Stanley intersection
• Near-death studies video set Tuesday
• Smaller-framed cows may help contain input costs
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Expressway work begins Monday
• Time to grow: second year has been a boom for local CSA
• Shade Tree Players present “The Beatles Slept Here”
• Buckstop Junction celebrates on Sunday
• Building dedicated to career, tech education
• River Road open, but chips remain
• At the heart of the A'Fair
• Alpacas: A curious business - and animal - to be sure
• Governor’s death downplayed
• BeefTalk: For the bulls, it is time to come home
• Electric doors help independence
• Anthrax case in third county renews call for vaccination
• Another extension granted in Keepseagle case
• Smaller-framed cows may help contain input costs
• Two pools to close
• Raging Rivers’ profits soar with the temperature
• Clothing store expanding
• Pharmacy petition deemed insufficient by Jaeger
• 12-year-old undergoing rabies shots after dog bite
• Bremer Bank to open branch
• More work planned on River Road
• Progress of street project outlined
• Busing to get to Sunrise
• Oahe to drop by nearly 3 feet in August
• Mandan Park Board may pay 10 percent of new city marketing theme
• Navy leaders from Bismarck, Minot change command
• Alpacas: A curious business - and animal - to be sure
• 2010 Water Wonderland Teen Photo Contest Winners Announced
• City Commission Asked to Consider Community Marketing Strategy
• Nominations Sought For State Historical Society History Awards
• Author Of Illustrated Children’s Book, ‘Black Elk’s Vision: A Lakota Story,’....
• End of Summer Reading Events Next Tuesday!!
• Shade Tree Players Traveling Troupe to Perform @ the Library!
• Annual Ice Cream Social (Formerly The Lawn Party) at Former Governors' Mansion
• Five North Dakota Properties Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Author Of ‘Prairie Lightning: The Rise And Fall Of William Drew Washburn,’ To Present Program...
• The Teen Summer Reading Deadline is Coming!
• Gen. Wesley Clark to Address Energy Summit
• Mandan Tomorrow Moving Forward
• Chamber Preps Potential Candidates
• Report Ranks ND #1
• IRS Posts Health Care FAQs for Small Businesses
• Mandan Tomorrow's 2010 Priorities to Be Presented
• North Dakota's Unemployment Rate 3.8% for April Bismarck
• North Dakota Broadband Mapping Project
• Public Input Sought
• Memorial Day Ceremony at North Dakota Veterans Cemetery to Honor Deceased Service Members
• March Economy-At-A-Glance
• Beware: Census Scam
• North Dakota National Guard to Stream Former Gov. Link's Public Viewing
• Health Care Reform Explained
• Final H1N1 Vaccination Clincs
• It's Your Business to Vote
• Conversation with the Community
• Gamers Get to Watch Firemen Gear Up
• Bismarck-Mandan Named "Best"
• On the Lookout
• American Barnstormers Tour Lands in Bismarck
• Salt Lake City Service Restarted
• Event to Connect Local Business with National Affairs
• Northern Improvement Earns Granite Award
• Governor Hoeven Proclaims Earth Day
• Encouraging Economic Snapshot
• Qualifying for a 6.2% Payroll Tax Incentive?
• Committee Conducting Survey on Recreation
• March 9 Event Will Educate and Encourage
• Mandan Tomorrow to Make Mid-Year Update
• ND Only State with Head Above Water
• First Ever Great Plains Regional Summit for Young Professionals
• YPN Names Top 10 Places to Work in Bismarck-Mandan
• Chamber Announces Candidate Forums
• Beware of Business Grant Scams
• Event Adds Hours to Appease Growing Crowd
• Bismarck Breathes Breath of Fresh Air
• Volunteers Sought to Help with Possible Flood Response
• Business to Business (B2B) Forum
• Chamber Awards Outstanding Elementary Teacher of the Year
• 15 Leaders to Emerge After March 24 Event
• Hedahl on Health Care
• Bismarck Makes Money List
• Mandan Mayor's Prayer Breakfast to be Held May 13
• Flood Info Center Site Launches
• Chamber Sponsors Employer Health Care Seminar
• Chamber Fires Shots
• Bismarck Mayor's Prayer Luncheon to be Held May 13
• 2009 Economy-At-A-Glance
• Financial Fitness Seminar Promotes Healthy Portfolio
• Library Catalog Down
• JZ Trend Academy a Paul Mitchell Partner School Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Program At Former Governors’ Mansion Site Discussing When It Was Occupied..
• Hoeven Directs Flags Lowered To Half Staff On July 16, 2010
• Did You Know...
• Additional Counties Added To Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Top Things to Do in Bis-Man: Library Story Times
• Pennie for Peace @ the Library
• The newest issue of Library Connections is hot off the press!
• Raging RiversTeen Library Card Swim Days are coming!
• Local author at the Bismarck Public Library
• Army Medicine Civilian Corps Sponsors Primary Care Web Fair
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Death Of Spc. Keenan Cooper
• Nominations Sought For State Historical Society History Awards
• Hoeven Requests PDA For Ward County Flooding
• Hoeven Calls On North Dakotans To Observe Flag Day And National Flag Week
• Hoeven Announces Appointments To Higher Education Board
• Tesoro Funds Passport To North Dakota History For Third Summer Season - ‘The Power Of The Past’
• 'Knit In Public' At Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• State Historical Society Makes $60,000 Available For Restoration, Preservation Of Historic Property
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing Of Former Governor Arthur A. Link
• Hoeven Visits Devils Lake, Michigan To Assist After Heavy Rains And Wind Hit Communities
• Fur Trade Book by State Historical Society Receives National Award
• Hoeven Congratulates Northrop Grumman On New N.D. Office
• ‘Make A Splash At Your Library’ Summer Reading Program To Be Launched....
• Hoeven Calls On Corps To Continue To Issue Access Permits During Missouri River Water...
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• New Book, Fort Totten Military Post And Indianschool, 1867-1959, Second Edition...
• Hoeven Names Mcevers To East Central Judicial District
• New Summer Hours at Former Governors’ Mansion and Camp Hancock Sites In Bismarck
• Hoeven Issues 2011-2013 Budget Guidelines: Governor’s Directive Calls For Hold-Even Budget...
• Kent State May 4, 1970 -- 40 Years Later' Program at North Dakota Heritage Center
• North Dakota's State Historic Sites to Feature Free Admission on International Museum Day
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing Of State District Judge James Bekken
• New Hours To Begin At Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site Near Cooperstown
• State Historical Society Searching For People Associated With Former Governors’...
• Stanley To Receive $385,000 Grant To Assist With Housing Needs
• Hoeven: Presidential Disaster Declaration Approved For Spring Flooding
• State Historical Society Sponsoring Grant Workshop
• The Governors’ Series In North Dakota History
• Life Stories Of Former Governor George Sinner: First Lady Jane Sinner Featured In New...
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing Of North Dakota Representative Pat Galvin
• North Dakota’s State Historic Sites To Open For Season May 16, 2010
• $134,000 In Cultural Heritage Grants Awarded By State Historical Society To 24 Recipients...
• Washburn Area School, Seven Bismarck Residences Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission Accepting Applications For Indian Youth Leadership Academy
• State Establishes Nation’s First Ethanol Promotion Council
• Parks and Recreation Director Prchal Retiring, Hoeven Names Zimmerman New Director
• WWII History Exhibit, Programs Follow Day-Long Launch Program At State Capitol Grounds In Bismarck
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting - April 30, 2010
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Bismarck!
• Hoeven Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration For Spring Storm
• Hoeven: State Expects To Reach Threshold For Spring Storm Federal Disaster Declaration
• North Dakota Heritage Center Receives Highest Museum Honor With Reaccreditation By American Associat
• Hoeven Presents $265,000 To Williston State College For Transportation Education....
• Hoeven To Present Workforce Enhancement Grant TO Williston State College
• Hoeven Waives Hours Of Service And Weight Restriction To Help Resupply Power Crews
• Hoeven Authorizes Use Of State Resources In Response To Severe Late Winter Storm
• Hoeven Issues Snow Emergency Order Activating State Resources...
• China Trade Mission Creates Educational Opportunities For North Dakota Universities
• Read North Dakota Chooses Illustrated Children’s Books As Its 2010 Reading Focus
• China Trade Mission Advances Energy Project For North Dakota
• 2010 North Dakota History Day Finalists Advance To National Contest
• Earth Day Festival
• Dalrymple: Soybean Producers Forge New Business Ties In Indonesia, China
• State Historical Society Sponsoring Grand Forks Workshop for Country Schoolhouse Project
• Dalrymple Leading Trade Mission To China
• Hoeven: Enbridge Doubles Capacity On Petroleum Pipeline
• Hoeven Coordinating With Wahpeton, Jamestown Officials In Preparation For Flooding
• Hoeven Presents $265,000 Workforce Enhancement Grant To N.D. State college of Science...
• Hoeven: Federal Flood Declaration Request Approved For Flood Protective Measures
• North Dakota Geological Society To Host Oil Program At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven: State Water Commission Approves Funding For Permanent Flood Control In Grafton
• Hoeven Announces Projects To Address Increased Water Demand For State’s Oil Industry
• Hoeven, Steinwand: State Will Work To Help Implement Nps Preferred Alternative
• Hoeven Requests Federal Flood Declaration
• Hoeven, Midwest Teleservices International Inc. Announce New Contact Center Location In Ray
• National Quilters’ Day Quilt ‘Til You Drop! Activities At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven Announces 2010 National Youth Science Camp Representatives
• Hoeven: State Working For Additional Pipeline Capacity
• Hoeven Expands State’s Flood Protection Efforts
• Hoeven: Presidential Disaster Declaration Approved For January’s Severe Winter Storm
• Hoeven: State Working With Delta On Expanded Grand Forks Air Service
• Elvis, Neil Impersonator For Sensational Sundays Shows At Heritagecenter
• Hoeven Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Cold War Film Contest
• Student Scholarships Awarded At Third Annual Arthur A. Link Fiddle Contest ...
• Hoeven: United Announces Minot Air Service To Denver
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Death Of Sergeant Adam Ray
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Death Of Sgt. Terry Rishling
• Hoeven: Delta Announces New And Expanded Air Service
• Hoeven, Sprynczynatyk to Visit ND Troops in Kosovo
• Hoeven: FEMA Approves Request To Begin Preliminary Damage Assessments...
• Applications Being Accepted For Second Round Of Daycare Grants
• University Of North Dakota Historic District Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• $104,000 In Cultural Heritage Grants Available From State Historical Society Of North Dakota
• Hoeven Issues Disaster Declaration For Fema Reimbursement
• Hoeven: Update On Severe Weather Emergency Response Effort
• Hoeven Issues Hours Of Service Waiver To Enable Resupplying Of Rec Crews Working To...
• Hoeven: Department Of Emergency Services Issues Update On Severe Weather Emergency
• Hoeven Issues Snow Emergency Order Activating State Resources In Response To Severe Winter Weather
• Continental Resources Donates $1.8 million To North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project
• Wayne Gudmundson to Present Program on New Photo Exhibit as Part Of Sensational Sundays...
• Jam Session, Social at Former Governors’ Mansion Site In Bismarck
• Hoeven Encourages North Dakotans To Donate To Haiti Relief Efforts
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Earthquake Disaster In Haiti
• JZ Trend Academy - Bismarck
• Hoeven Announces $21 Million In Hazard Mitigation Grants To Help Communities Protect...
• Third Annual Crafters Bee and Social Set For Former Governors’ Mansionstate Historic Site
• Hoeven, Levings Sign Continuance Of State-Tribal Oil/Gas Tax Agreement
• Student Contestants Needed for Third Annual Arthur A. Link Fiddle Contest at...
• $20,000 Grant Awarded To State Historical Society, Records Advisory Board...
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On The Passing Of Former Mandan Mayor Ken Lamont
• Statement Of Gov. John Hoeven On Sen. Byron Dorgan’s Announcement That...
• Hoeven Issues State Of Alert In Response To Severe Winter Weather Warnings
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in North Dakota this winter?
• State Historical Society Employees Honored
• 2010 Teachers And Technology Grant Winners Announced
• Hoeven, Fong: Taxpayers To See Substantial Reductions In Property And Income Taxes....
• Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Donate $1.3 million to North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project
• Hoeven Announces $2.3 Million State Funding For Clausen Springs Dam Repair
• Letters Providing Glimpse Into A 19th Century Marriage, Artists’ View Of Square Buttes....
• Available for Heritage Outbound Winter Adventure Trip
• Hoeven Directs Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff For Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Hoeven: EPA Needs To Move Forward On AN E15 Waiver
• Sensational Sundays Kicks Off With Four Months Of Programs at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven Announces Approval Of Secretarial Disaster Declaration For Counties Impacted...
• Take The Audio Tour: Learn North Dakota History On Your Phone With History On Call
• North Dakota Outpaces Nation’s Core Tourism Growth
• Innovate ND Adds Retail Award Valued At $32,000 - Deadline for Entry is Dec. 4 2009
• Hoeven Presents Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award to Doug Burgum
• State Historical Society Spearheading Project To Document Potentially Historic School Buildings
• 14th Annual Holiday Open House Set For Former Governors’ Mansion
• Governor Recognizes Veterans Day in North Dakota
• Governor's Request For Increased Federal Disaster Aid Approved
• Governor Directs Flags to Be Flown At Half Staff
• Hoeven Deploys State Resources In Search For Missing Dickinson State University Women
• Statement of Governor John Hoeven on the Finding of Three Dickinson State University Students
• Hoeven Names Cresap To Northwest Judicial District
• Ribbon Cutting for How Does Your Garden Grow? Gardening In North Dakota Exhibit at Heritagecenter
• $307,000 in Cultural Heritage Grants Awarded By State Historical Society to 40 Recipients...
• Hoeven: Happy Birthday, North Dakota
• Governor Requests Increased Federal Disaster Aid
• New Film Documenting World War II Experiences of McKenzie County Veterans
• Hoeven Names Merrick To Southeast Judicial District Judgeship
• Slots Still Open for Halloween Teas at Former Governors' Mansion; No 'History Haunt!'
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting
• Hoeven Announces Statewide Day Of Innovation
• Governor’s Youth Council To Meet In Bismarck
• Governor’s Workforce Summit Helping to Build North Dakota’s Workforce of the Future
• Classic 1946 Version Of The Sleepy Time Picture Book Reissued By State Historical Society......
• 1977 Film About Nonpartisan League Among Those Receiving Grants From National Film.....
• Commission On Education Improvement To Meet In Bismarck
• Awards Honoring History Achievements Presented at Governor's Conference on North Dakota History
• 2009 Editor's Award Given To Pratt For Story On Lincoln Bust Given To Norway By North Dakota.....
• First Lady Co-Hosting 2009 Women’s Health Summit
• Hoeven Calls For 2009-2010 Governor’s Band And Chorus Applications
• $238,000 in Historic Preservation Grants Approved by SHSND's State Historic Preservation Office
• Hoeven: Murphy Oil Corp. Acquires Verasun Ethanol
• Open House Celebrating 125th Anniversary Of Construction Of Former Governors’ Mansion.....
• Public Invited To Attend Annual Meeting Of Former Governors’ Mansion Supporters
• Dorgan, Hoeven Announce Agreement To Let Volunteer Hunters Thin The Elk Herd...
• New License Plate Honors Fallen Service Members
• Hoeven Announces ‘Real World Design Challenge’ Partnership
• Taiwan Commits To Buy U.S. Wheat Ceremony
• Third Annual Governor Arthur A. Link Fiddle Contest To Be Held At Former Governors’...
• Hoeven: State Working To Help Fema Speed Up Recovery Funds
• Hoeven Announces Youth Forward Initiative
• Hoeven, Goettle Kick Off Next Round Of Empower Nd Action Planning
• Hoeven: American Airlines’ New Fargo-Chicago Flight Welcome
• Hoeven In D.C. To Address Air Wing Mission, FEMA Recovery Work, AND E15 Waiver From EPA
• Big Iron Draws International Buyers
• Hoeven Recognizes State Employees For Excellence In Public Service
• Governor Launches Loan And Grant Programs For Daycare Providers
• Hoeven To Kickoff Big Iron Farm Show Tuesday
• Hoeven Appoints Weir To Southwest Judicial District Judgeship
• Two North Dakota Properties Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Governor To Launch Daycare Provider Loan And Grant Programs
• Former Governors’ Mansionstate Historic Site Hosting Two Halloween Teas
• Governor’s Workforce Summit Scheduled
• Hoeven: State Working To Help Bobcat Employees
• McGovern Visitingstate To Discuss New Lincoln Biography; Programs At Dickinson State...
• Speakers, Programs Featured At the 3 Rs in North Dakota: Education from 1870 to 1950...
• Hoeven To Speak At Spiritwood Energy Park Reception
• 'Family Fun Night' at Former Governors' Mansion Site in Bismarck ...
• North Dakota To Lower Flags In Accord With Presidential Proclamation For Sen. Kennedy
• North Dakota’s First Lady To Head NGA Spouses’ Group
• United Tribes Citizens Corps Council Recognized With National Award
• State Historic Preservation Board Agenda Change For Meeting In Bismarck
• Labor Day Last Holiday Weekend State Historic Sites Open Before Closing For Season
• Hoeven Announces $100,000 EDA Grant to Study and Plan Great Plains Applied Energy Research Center
• George McGovern to Present Programs on New Book on Lincoln at Dickinson State University
• Hoeven Announces $1.5 Million EDA Grant for Great Plains Energy Park
• Hoeven Announces $9.2 Million State Grant For New Valley City Water Treatment Facility
• State Historical Society Honors Volunteers For Donating More Than 14,000 Hours.......
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting
• Hoeven Commends Devils Lake On New Water Treatment Facility, Municipal Water Supply System
• State Historical Society Makes Staff Changes
• Nelson Elected President Of State Historical Board; Governor Appoints Grinnell...
• ‘High Tea’ Hosted By Former First Lady Lydia Langer At Former Governors’ Mansion Site
• Hoeven Seeks Flexibility From Corps On Flood Mitigation, Control Issues
• Hoeven Meets With Doe Officials in D.C. To Seek Support For N.D. Energy projects
• Hoeven Urges Delta Officials to Reinstate Minot Flight
• Annual Lawn Party At Former Governors’ Mansion Features 50 Years Of Preservation Theme
• Inexpensive, Quick, Easy-to-Make, Reusable, Artifact-Friendly Mannequin Workshop...
• Hoeven, Company Officials Launch Grand Opening Of $7.5 Million Pea And Lentil...
• Author Of Eric Sevareid Biography To Present Program At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven: State Working With Local Officials On Housing, Other Needs To Aid Tornado Recovery
• Hoeven To Be In Dickinson Wednesday To Work On Recovery
• Grand Opening For New State Historic Site Telling Story Of Cold War In North Dakota
• Hoeven Asks FEMA For Additional Home-Buyout Funding
• Hoeven: Nation Needs Comprehensive Energy Policy, Not Waxman-Markey Cap And Trade Bill
• Hoeven To Testify On Capitol Hill Against Cap And Trade
• 'Storytime with the Library' Program for Children of All Ages at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven Working With Great River Energy To Expand Spiritwood Industrial Park
• Hoeven: JLG In Oakes To Continue Operations
• Hoeven: Nelson To Retire, Prochniak Named New Highway Patrol Superintendant
• Nominations Sought For State Historical Society History Awards
• Hoeven Annouces Help For Ranchers And Farmers
• Hoeven Requests Fema Trailers For Longer-Term Housing In Dickinson
• Hoeven Provides Aid To Dickinson In Response To Storm
• Book Signing At Fort Buford, Chateau De Mores State Historic Sites
• $300,000 in Cultural Heritage Grants Available From State Historical Society of North Dakota
• Former Vice President Mondale, North Dakotans Honor Lincoln At U.S. Independence Day Ceremony......
• Archaeological Trail In North Dakota Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Storytime With The Library Program For Children Of All Ages At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven, State Officials Meet with JLG Employees and Management, Oakes Officials
• Ice Cream Social At Camp Hancock’s July Fourth Celebration In Bismarck
• New State Historic Site to Open July 13; To Tell the Story of the Cold War Years in North Dakota
• State Historical Society Makes $80,000 Available for Restoration, Preservation of Historic Property
• Hoeven Proclaims Day Of Recognition In North Dakota To Acknowledge Flood Fight......
• ‘High Teas’ Hosted By Former First Ladies Grace Link, Lydia Langer...
• Collaborative Book by State Historical Society, Center for Distance Education Named...
• Hoeven Asks EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson to Expedite Raising Ethanol Blend
• Hoeven Dedicates New Petroleum Safety And Technology Center In Williston
• Hoeven To Dedicate New Petroleum Safety And Technology Center In Williston
• Hoeven Calls On President Obama To Prevent GM Rural Dealership Closings
• Hoeven, Officials and Friends Welcome Roxana Saberi and Her Family Home To North Dakota
• Knit in Public Event at Former Governors’ Mansion Site in Bismarck
• State Historical Society, Sargent County Historical Society to Host Collections Care Workshop...
• Nationally Recognized Lincoln Speakers Featured at...
• Finding North Dakota: 250 Years of Mapping Exhibit Featured at Camp Hancock Site in Bismarck
• Yearous Selected to Attend National Museum and Library Conference in New York
• Hoeven Proclaims A Day Of Prayer On Memorial Day, Directs Flags To Fly At Half Staff Until Noon
• Hoeven Signs Historic $1.3 Billion K-12 Education Funding Bill
• Five Innovate ND Winners Awarded $10,000
• Be Creative at Your Library Summer Reading Program To Be Launched.....
• Hoeven Vetoes Senate Bill 2024
• Hoeven To Sign Historic Funding Legislation For K-12 Education
• Collaborative Book By State Historical Society, Center For Distance Education...........
• Roxana Saberi And Family Doing Well
• Tesoro, USDA Forest Service Fund Updated Passport to North Dakota History...
• Grand Forks County Fairgrounds WPA Structures Listed In National Register Of Historic Places
• Hoeven, Midwest Teleservices International Inc. Announce New Contact Center Location in Linton
• Hoeven Issues 12 Vetoes
• First Lady Launches New Underage Drinking Awareness Campaign
• Hoeven Statement On The Release Of Roxana Saberi
• Hoeven Signs Legislation To Fund North Dakota State Fair Grandstand
• Following The Lincoln Trail Tour Planned For October 19 - 27
• Hoeven Signs $310 Million Water Project and Infrastructure Legislation
• Governor Signs Historic Bill For $52 Million North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion Project
• Hoeven Signs the Higher Education Funding Bill and AG Extension Research Bill
• U.S. State Department Support On Pembina Border Dike
• Hoeven Meets With State Department Officials In Washington, D.C. About Roxana Saberi
• North Dakota’s State Historic Sites To Feature Free Admission On International Museum Day
• Hoeven: Legislature Funds Priorities Passes Comprehensive Tax Relief...
• Free Workshops on Home Repairs Highlight National Historic Preservation Month
• Governor Signs Landmark $1.35 Billion Transportation Funding Bill
• Hoeven Signs Historic $400 Million Tax Relief Package
• Hoeven Statement on Continuing Imprisonment of Roxana Saberi in Iran
• Hoeven Announces $2.7 Million EDA Grant for Northwood
• State Historic Sites To Open for Season
• North Dakotans Partnering for Women’s Health Receives Grant from Dakota Medical Foundation
• Hoeven Announces Expanded Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Hoeven, Pawlenty, Dorgan, Conrad, Pomeroy, Peterson, Klobuchar to Hold Joint Meeting with Army Corps
• Governor Signs First Community Military Covenant
• Two Programs Highlighting National Preservation Month Featured At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven Names Davis Executive Director Of The Indian Affairs Commission
• First Lady Co-Hosting 2009 Women’s Health Summit
• Hoeven Statement on the Sentencing of Roxana Saberi by an Iranian Court
• Hoeven: Flood Fight Continues In Valley City and Throughout the Sheyenne River Valley
• 2009 North Dakota History Day Finalists Advance To National Contest
• State Historic Preservation Board Meeting
• Hoeven: U.S.D.A. To Provide Aid to Ranchers in Disaster Impacted Areas
• Hoeven Announces Approval Of Individual Assistance For Flood-Affected Residents And Businesses
• Web Site Set up To Support North Dakota’s Long Term Recovery from Widespread Spring Flooding
• Bismarck Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Hoeven Visits Central North Dakota Communities At Risk Of Flooding
• Hoeven Calls On Fema To Approve Individual Assistance For Flood-Affected Individuals
• Hoeven Names Goehring Agriculture Commissioner
• Hoeven Pushes For Federal Aid For Ranchers, Farmers, Homeowners
• State Historical Society Offers Assistance For Flood Damaged Historic Structures, Photographs......
• Hoeven Working with Minot, North Central Counties on Flood Prevention and Response
• Earth Day
• Hoeven: Flood Fight In Fargo And Around State Continues
• Hoeven Takes Additional Legal Steps To Help With Flood Fight
• Hoeven Directs Release Of All Non-Essential State Agency Personnel In Fargo
• Hoeven Works with Bismarck City Officials, National Guard to Address Ice Jam On Missouri River
• Hoeven Requests Army Corps of Engineers Ice Jam Specialist
• State Resources Supporting Flood Fight Efforts
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Hoeven, Legislators Approve Important Wind Energy Legislation
• State’s Bond Rating Raised by Standard and Poor’s
• Lincoln Bicentennial Tour To Include Visit To Norwegian Parliament .....
• Hoeven Declares Statewide Flood Emergency
• Abraham Lincoln’s North Dakota Legacy Featured In New Issue Of North Dakota History
• Hoeven Announces 2009 National Youth Science Camp Representatives
• Hoeven to Present 2008 Exporter of the Year Award
• National Quilters day Quilt Til You Drop! Activities at North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven Appoints Klipfel, Carlson To Manage WSI
• Hoeven To Make WSI Announcement Friday
• North Dakota Tourism Partners with AAA North Dakota for 2009 Governor’s Photo Contest
• State Lions Clubs Supporting North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion
• Bismarck-Mandan Native Kirk Lanterman Gives Largest Private Gift To...
• Hoeven Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
• Hoeven Advises Districts On School Cancelation Policy
• Public Invited to Second Annual Arthur A. Link Fiddle Contest Winners Concert......
• North Dakota First Lady Mikey Hoeven Receives National Leadership Award
• Hoeven: State Agencies Meet to Review Flood Emergency Plan
• North Dakota Readies For Abraham Lincoln’s 200th Birthday; Live ....
• General Fund Revenues Steady, Oil Revenues Lower
• State Historical Society Seeks Public Comment on Use of Historic Preservation Funds
• OMB Director To Present Revised Revenue Forecast To House, Senate Appropriations Committees
• Hoeven Appoints Smith, Lembke To Board Of Higher Education
• Hoeven Statement On The Passing Of Tom Clifford
• North Dakotans Planning To Bring Lincoln Bicentennial To Norway In June 2009
• Dalrymple, Legislators, Education Officials Testify on State School Funding Adequacy...
• Hoeven: Funding For Lake Region State College Wind Energy Technician Training Program....
• State’s History Agency Launches New Website
• Hoeven Presents Half Million Dollar Check to NDSCS for Diesel Technology.....
• Hoeven Issues Executive Order To Assist Communities With Snow Emergencies
• North Dakota Plans For Abraham Lincoln’s 200th Birthday With Free Public Programs
• State Receives $19.6 Million for Neighborhood Stabilization Program
• Second Annual Governor Arthur Link Fiddle Contest To Be Held At Former Governors’ Mansion Site
• Hoeven: Record of Decision Important Step Forward For NAWS
• State Historic Preservation Board To Meet January 30
• Crafters Bee and Social Set for Former Governors’ Mansion State Historic Site in Bismarck
• Hoeven Announces Grants For Economic Development Projects - January 13, 2009
• Hoeven To Deliver State Of The State Address
• Slots Still Available For Heritage Outbound Winter Adventure Trip
• State Historical Society Employees Honored
• Hoeven Announces 2008-2009 Governor’s Band and Chorus
• Grand Opening of New Displays in Corridor of Time Prehistoric Life Exhibit at North Dakota Heritage
• $20,000 Grant Awarded To State Historical Society, Records Advisory Board...
• Sensational Sundays Series Begins At North Dakota Heritage Center
• Hoeven To Preside Over Presidential Electors Meeting To Cast Official Vote
• Commission On Education Improvement To Meet In Bismarck
• Hoeven Announces Grants for Economic Development Projects
• Hoeven Announces Grants For Economic Development Projects
• Hoeven Commends Bureau on NAWS Environmental Impact Statement
• Hoeven Delivers 2009-2011 Budget Address
• Hoeven Requests USDA Secretarial Disaster Designation for 39 North Dakota Counties
• 2008 Editor's Award Given To Wood For Story On North Dakota Artwork Of General De Trobriand
• Governor, HHS Secretary Leavitt, Insurance Commissioner Hamm Encourage North Dakotans To Compare..
• Bismarck State College To Provide Online Classes To Airman
• Three North Dakota Properties Listed In National Register Ofhistoric Places
• State Historical Society’s...Receives State Trees Award From North Dakota Forest Service
• Hoeven Statement On The Justice Department’s Approval Of Northwest Airlines And Delta Air Lines Me
• Hoeven Announces $100,000 Grant For Wahpeton Area
• Veterans Job Fair in Bismarck, ND on Nov. 13
• Hoeven Statement on Bobcat’s Temporary Suspension of Production
• Hoeven, Officials Celebrate Completion Of Highway 2 Four-Laning Project
• Hoeven Presents $442,000 to WSC for Oil and Gas Workforce Programs
• Hoeven: Dickinson’s St. Joseph’s Hospital And Richardton Memorial Hospital Sign MOU
• Hoeven, Pipeline Authority, Industry Officials Outline Petroleum Infrastructure Progress
• Hoeven : Completion Of BSC National Energy Center Of Excellence Comes At ....
• Hoeven: Regional Initiative Focuses On Wind Energy Expansion
• Cross Cultural Connection
• North Dakota 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• North Dakota St Patrick's Day Parades and Events for 2010
• Bismarck, North Dakota holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• North Dakota Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, North Dakota Food Banks
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Bismarck ND Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for North Dakota

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