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Trendy men’s cuts for this fall
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — With back-to-school season in full swing, men’s haircuts are seeing some exciting trends. “One popular style is the tapered fade with a beach wave on top,” shared Straight Edge Barbershop owner Kim Baker, noting that some achieve this look with a natural curl, while others opt for a perm. “It’s nice and tight on the sides with longer hair on top.”
Liberty Dirtwork puts roots down in Elgin
As the newest Elgin business, Liberty Dirtwork has family roots that grow deep into the same earth the company now excavates. The family business was founded in 2005 by Lee and Heather Cook, with their son, Isaiah Cook, now a partner. The business recently relocated from Leith to the former ...
MEDIA ADVISORY: UND, Fargo Public Library to take action against radon health risks
WHAT: The University of North Dakota and the Fargo Public library are teaming up to make home testing for radon free and as easy as possible, hoping to save lives and create healthier living spaces. As part of the project, Soojung Kim, associate professor of Communication at UND, will visit...
Senior Spotlight: Diane and Jesse
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Today’s Senior Spotlight we’re featuring Diane and Jesse, a couple who have been together for 63 years and will celebrate 64 years of marriage this December. Their love story began in 1962 at a dance hosted by the YMCA in Chicago. After tying the knot, they moved to Boston, Massachusetts, for nine years before settling in a Washington, D.C. suburb, where they’ve lived for the past 50 years.
Sales tax revenue, full costs unclear if North Dakota voters legalize recreational marijuana
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota lawmakers on Friday struggled to pin down the full financial impact of legalizing recreational marijuana, a factor voters will see when they decide a ballot measure on the issue this November. Key in the discussion between a top legislative panel, the state’s top tax official and the leader of the ballot initiative were what sales tax revenue to estimate and what the full costs of legalization would be, such as social impacts and items state agencies expect to request but the measure doesn’t require. Voters will see the financial estimates on their ballots. Lawmakers looked to state Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus, who said the sales tax revenue “does become speculative,” but offered an estimate of $7.281 million every two years based on a 5% sales tax rate. North Dakota budgets on a two-year basis. The measure doesn’t set a tax rate. That would be up to the Legislature.
Tree-killing emerald ash borer reaches North Dakota
The emerald ash borer has been confirmed in North Dakota, the latest among dozens of states where the dreaded, tree-killing insect has spread, state officials said Thursday.Adult beetles were gathered this week from a trap near Edgeley in LaMoure County. Follow-up from state Department of Agriculture staff found additional larvae, the agency said. The finding makes North Dakota the 37th state to discover the killer pest, the department said.The invasive insect originates from Asia and has killed many millions of ash trees across the U.S. It was first found in 2002 in Michigan.The beetle lays its eggs on the bark...
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