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NDAD INSIGHTS 2nd power chair welcome transportation for 'Speedy'
Donald Shock eagerly welcomes each springs arrival to Dickinson, N.D. and for good reason. I dont try to stand idle, said Shock, 73. Im either going somewhere or trying to enjoy the fresh air. Its ...
Posted on 6/14/13 at 3:20 PM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN N.D. duck index dips, but remains well above long-term average
The numbers are in, and North Dakotas annual spring duck survey shows an index of 3.9 million birds, down 17 percent from last year, but still 73 percent above the long-term average since 1948. Blue-...
Posted on 6/10/13 at 3:04 PM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO Driving South On I-29: From Fargo to Sisseton, SD
I drove south because I wanted to. Not only did I drive south because I wanted to, but because I've never driven south from Fargo. I've driven west on I-94 to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, east t...
Posted on 6/3/13 at 9:11 AM
BEST FRIENDS ND The Best Glow Ball Golf Scramble
We have five team spots left for this year's The Best Glow Ball Golf Scramble. Be sure to register to today! The scramble will be held on Saturday, June 1st, with registration beginning at 5 p.m. Join...
Posted on 5/28/13 at 12:03 PM
IT'S SIMPLY GRAND! An easy afternoon getaway to Turtle River State Park
Todays blog is written by Michaela Schell, a local writer and business professional. If you are looking for an afternoon outdoors, Grand Forks is a city filled with parks and activities to soak up th...
Posted on 5/28/13 at 11:03 AM
Police arrest ‘zombie’ for trespassing 
Police say an intoxicated man in zombie makeup has been arrested after allegedly walking into a residence in Moorhead before dawn Sunday.
By Associated Press , October 30, 2011
Police arrest ‘zombie’ for trespassing
Police say an intoxicated man in zombie makeup has been arrested after allegedly walking into a residence in Moorhead before dawn Sunday.
By Associated Press , October 30, 2011
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Farm Bill event slated for next month
U.S. Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., will co-host an agricultural policy conference Nov. 7-8 in Fargo titled, “2012 Farm Bill: Issues and Challenges.”
By Mikkel Pates , October 24, 2011
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IN OUR SCHOOLS
SPA students raise funds for MinotStudents participating in Grand Forks’ Summer Performing Arts program helped raise more than $2,000 to benefit flood-affected arts programs in Minot schools.
By Herald Staff Reports , October 24, 2011
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PREP VOLLEYBALL: Central Valley Valiants on right track
Central Valley is 21-4, more wins than the program has accumulated in a season in more than 10 years, and leads District 3 at 11-0 in points. The Valiants are battling Hatton-Northwood (10-0 in district points, 22-4 overall) for the top seed for the district tournament.
By Greg DeVillers , October 11, 2011
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Weather favors beans, spuds harvest
Fields of soybeans and dry edible beans were being reaped Monday, with combines running up and down the Red River Valley.
About a quarter of the potatoes were dug by Sunday, according to the weekly survey of county extension agents by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Fargo and St. Paul statistics offices.
By Stephen J. Lee , September 26, 2011
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AMERICAN CRYSTAL LOCKOUT: Union supporters place leaflets in stores
The multi-color fliers are folded in half, carry the words “consumer alert” and proclaim that American Crystal Sugar is “killing the American Dream.” The handouts contain QR codes that can be scanned by smartphones and include a link directing readers to a page on the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union’s website.
September 19, 2011
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NDUS chancellor search begins
The search for a new chancellor of the North Dakota University System will get under way this week.
By Amy Dalrymple , September 12, 2011
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Milling rises to record profits
Vance Taylor paused while giving a recent tour of the North Dakota Mill’s grain-receiving area. When prompted while posing for a photo, Taylor allowed a smile to creep across his face.
August 28, 2011
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Bernie Erickson, Fargo, column: Legislature tackles human-rights issues
The 2011 North Dakota legislative session took the first steps of opening dialog and crafting bills that would have addressed three such topics: The UND nickname, hate crimes legislation and anti-bullying legislation.
By Bernie Erickson , August 17, 2011
N.D. House Dem leader won't seek re-election
Mayville state Rep. Lee Kaldor started work last month for the federal Agriculture Department's Rural Development office in Bismarck as its business and energy coordinator. Federal law says Kaldor can serve out his North Dakota House term in his federal job, but he can't run for re-election.
By Associated Press , August 06, 2011
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Saltwater pipeline bursts in northwest N.D.
A Texas company says an underground saltwater pipeline ruptured in northwest North Dakota and flooded about 40 acres of farmland and wetlands.
By Associated Press , July 28, 2011
Minnesota shutdown threatens weddings, much more
After enduring a 15-month deployment together in Iraq and more than a year living in separate states, Crystal Morales and Derek Cloutier can’t wait to get married next month in their dream location, a historical military chapel on the bluffs above the Mississippi River in Minnesota.
By Martiga Lohn , June 20, 2011
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N.D. lawmakers eye "do-over" for ballot measures
A proposed constitutional amendment would give the Legislature power to order a new election for initiated measures.
By Associated Press , March 16, 2011
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