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Multiple cars on fire as train derailment ignites huge blaze in Carrington, North Dakota
The Carrington Fire Department rushed to the scene after a train derailed in North Dakota, causing chaos, with dozens of cars catching fire and the blaze stretching across the track
Rock The Summer: North Dakota State Fair Set To Bring Big Names And Bigger Fun!
MINOT, ND – The North Dakota State Fair is just around the corner, promising a week of fun, food, and unforgettable entertainment. Running from July 19 to July 27, 2024 in Minot, North Dakota, this event is packed with activities for everyone. Headliner Entertainment. This year, the fair features...
MHA chair opposes federal methane rule, citing risk to oil development
Mark Fox, chairman of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, said he fears a new federal methane rule could stall oil and gas development on the Fort Berthold Reservation. “We have concerns to express,” he said about the regulation from the Bureau of Land Management. “Anything that’s going to impede our sovereign process, we take […] The post MHA chair opposes federal methane rule, citing risk to oil development appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.
Free training set for beginning and current organic row crops farmers
Beginning and current farmers interested in transitioning to certified organic production of grains, oilseeds or pulses are the target audience for a two-day training presented by North Dakota State University Extension, the North Dakota Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program (SARE), and the National Center for Appropriate Technology. The organic...
North Dakota Residents Speak Out: 15 Things To Outlaw Forever
There's really not much I don't like about North Dakota. Yeah, the weather can be annoying at times. Mostly the wind, but other than that I personally love the 4 changes of seasons even though sometimes we miss out on one or two of them Some years we don't get much of a spring or in other years fall is very short and we go right into winter.
University of North Dakota to help with air traffic controller shortage; Hoeven explains
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The University of North Dakota is helping to combat the shortage of qualified air traffic controllers to ensure growing airports like some in North Dakota have access to the staffing they need to maintain safety and efficiency. Senator John Hoeven said UND has air traffic control...
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