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Rose Learns From Time Out Of The Seat
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Bill Rose wants to be behind the wheel of a sprint car. It’s what he loves. It’s what he knows. It’s what he’s done for nearly his entire life. Unfortunately for Rose, injuries have intervened over his last two seasons on the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car tour. Broken ribs last fall and a fractured sternum in May of this year have forced the Plainfield, Ind., native to the sidelines.
Bismarck family catches Olympic fever, creates memories at Paris games
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - It’s easy to get swept up in the Olympic spirit when watching the games on TV, but imagine being there in real life. A Bismarck family got to experience that as they spent more than two weeks in Paris this summer, soaking in everything about the Olympics.
MAUL: Fargo Death Metal Crew Announces US Fall Tour With I Am And Life Cycles; Second LP, In The Jaws Of Bereavement, Nears October 4th Release On 20 Buck Spin
Fargo, North Dakota death metal quartet MAUL unveils their latest set of dates in their relentless touring schedule, today announcing a widespread US Fall tour, set to launch in tandem with the 20 Buck Spin release of their second LP, In The Jaws Of Bereavement. The new tour sees MAUL...
Southeast Asia team explores U.S. ‘wheat store’ during workshop stops in North Dakota, Oregon
A group of flour millers from Southeast Asia recently became pioneers of sorts, making up the first international trade team to receive instruction at the new home of the Northern Crops Institute (NCI). They also were the first team to visit U.S. Wheat Associates’(USW) new West Coast Office in Portland.
Lots of diversity popping up at Menoken Farm
MENOKEN, N.D. – Farmers, ranchers, and other visitors to the annual “Crops, Covers & Cows” field day in August at Menoken Farm, the 150-acre conservation demonstration farm east of Bismarck, N.D., were amazed by the bountiful fields of corn, soybeans interseeded into winter rye, recently-headed sunflower and diverse blends of cover crops, along with many other annuals and perennials.
Dickinson State May Drop Bachelor’s Degree for Nursing
Tammy Buchholz, associate director of education for the North Dakota Board of Nursing, speaks during a board meeting on Aug. 22, 2024. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor) (North Dakota Monitor) -Nursing program administrators for Dickinson State University are looking at transitioning away from a four-year bachelor’s degree program to two-year degree...
VNL College Gridiron Tour: Valley City State
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The penultimate stop in our Valley News Live College Gridiron Tour takes us to Valley City. The Vikings coming off of a 7-3 season, looking to get over the hump this year, a hump known as Dickinson State. The Blue Hawks, who were responsible...
Hundreds of people still get lost in North Dakota’s Badlands
MEDORA, ND (KXNET) — There’s no better example of North Dakota’s natural wonders than the Badlands. With a sprawling landscape of layered rock formations and steep canyons, many people across the state may be tempted to hike these scenic views before the summer comes to a close. But the Badlands Search and Rescue Service warns […]
RedHawks earn clutch series win over Winnipeg
FARGO – Alec Olund had two hits and Izzy Alcantara stole three bases Thursday night as the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks (49-41) claimed a crucial West Division series win over the Winnipeg Goldeyes with a 4-3 victory in front of 3,113 fans at Newman Outdoor Field. After the Goldeyes (49-40) scored...
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