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Tigirlily Gold Nominated For Another Award
(Hazen, ND) — Tigirlily Gold has been nominated for the People’s Choice Country Awards. The sisters from Hazen have made waves in the country music world, and are nominated in the categories “Group-Duo of 2024” and “Group-Duo Song” of 2024 for their song “I Tried a Ring On.” Back in May, Tigirlily Gold won an award for “New Duo or Group of the Year” from the Academy of Country Music. The People’s Choice Country Awards will be held at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville on September 26th.
South Dakota dentist runs capitol to capitol, stops in Bismarck
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Joshua and Stacy Nehring lost their teenage daughter to a car accident in 2017. Since then, they’ve started a worldwide community called SRVIVRS, who focus on spreading grief awareness and support through community service projects and connecting with other families who have lost loved ones. Joshua’s current mission is the Black Pearl Project: 17,000 miles, 48 state capitol buildings, jogging 40 to 60 miles per day.
Year two, day one of Williston Middle School Central Campus
WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - Class is back in session at the Williston Middle School Central Campus. The facility consists of three buildings in central Williston. The Bakken-Ridge Center, formerly Bakken Elementary, houses fifth and sixth-grade students. The Coyote Center, formerly Williston Middle School, serves as the core classrooms for seventh and eighth graders. Lastly, the ASB Center, formerly the Innovation Academy, is for elective classes. More than 1,600 students were in attendance for the first day of school Wednesday.
Bismarck’s “Busy Bins” ( Not To Be Confused With “Busy Buns” )
"Another new business?! You two are quite the entrepreneurs!!" That was a Facebook comment to Lance Kaiser post about a week ago. I have to agree with what that person said - check it out, imagine having one of your most tedious, mundane chores all taken care of - hey you might even have more time to kick back and concentrate on playing video games - like the new one out called "Trash Hero" ( kind of like Guitar Hero )
Lincoln’s new police chief takes over
LINCOLN, ND (KXNET) — After recent turmoil within a small-town police department, there’s a new supervisor on the beat. Earlier this month, Matt Giddings was sworn in as Lincoln’s new police chief. He takes over for Robyn Krile, who resigned in April. Giddings was born in Lincoln, but previously worked for Cass County in the […]
Lack of transparency in school choice discussion undermines trust
An article published on Aug. 15 by Amy Dalrymple brought attention to an issue that should concern all of us in North Dakota’s education community. The ongoing work of the School Choice Task Force is not only about exploring school choice models like charter schools and vouchers but also about how these discussions are taking […]
29 apply to join North Dakota Ethics Commission
The governor’s office received applications from 29 North Dakotans interested in joining the Ethics Commission. The top candidate will fill the open seat left by Chair Paul Richard, who announced plans to retire earlier this year. Members of the Ethics Commission are appointed by the consensus of the governor, Senate majority leader and Senate minority […]
Be The Change: Enroll In Mental Health First Aid Training In Williston, ND
The last few years have been anything but easy, and the mental health crisis we’re facing is a clear sign that awareness and action are more important than ever. We’ve lost far too many people to addiction and suicide, and the heartbreaking reality is that we often find ourselves saying, "I wish I’d seen the signs" or "I wish I’d known what to do."
Athletes carry on father's legacy at American Legion World Series
In 1992, Chris Meier was playing for Fargo (N.D.) Post 2 when they hosted the American Legion World Series. Thirty-two years later, his twin sons Landon and Bo are on the Post 2 team playing in the 2024 ALWS in Shelby. ...
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