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Lawn and Garden Prep for Fall; Matt Reviews "Blink Twice" & Dave has the News
Don Kinzler Gets Our Lawn and Garden Ready for Cold Weather Ahead. We re-air our recent conversation with Don Kinzler, an extension agent at North Dakota State University with extensive expertise in horticulture. Don welcomes us back to his stunning home gardens, where he provides invaluable advice on how to prepare your lawns and gardens for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. He discusses best practices for maintaining garden health as the weather changes, including tips on pruning, fertilizing, and protecting plants from harsh winter conditions. Don's passion for gardening shines through as he shares practical and insightful strategies to keep your outdoor spaces vibrant year-round.
The show must go on for Dakota Stage
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Many downtown businesses experienced flooding recently, one of those buildings was Dakota State. Art Director at Dakota Stage Amanda Perry shared that the basement had a lot of damage, but they were not expecting that their entire stage floor and auditorium would have been affected also.
Get moving and feeling better with simple exercises
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Cole Muller, a physical therapist from CC’s Physical Therapy, works with patients to help them feel better and get rid of their pain. “Pain is basically our body’s alarm system and it’s alerting us to a potential problem or a potential threat,” said Muller.
Rocky Football Drops Season Opener 42-17 in Dickinson
DICKINSON, N.D.- Rocky Football fell in their 2024 season opener to the No. 15-ranked Dickinson State Blue Hawks 42-17. How it Happened. The Battlin' Bears controlled possession throughout the first quarter, keeping the ball on offense for nearly 11 of the first 15 minutes. Unfortunately, neither of their first two drives resulted in points. Rocky's first drive ended in a failed fourth down conversion, with the next drive ending with a 66-yard interception return for a touchdown by Dickinson State's Jayden Heartwell.
Fighting Hawks downed by #5 North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – North Dakota soccer suffered its first defeat of the 2024 season, falling 3-0 to #5 North Carolina on a steamy Thursday afternoon from Dorrance Field. The loss brings UND's record to 2-1-2, while the Tar Heels remain unbeaten at 5-0. UNC found the scoreboard in the sixteenth minute as Bella Gaetino scored off an assist by Kate Faasse for the match's first tally. UND freshman goalkeeper Grace Miller, who turned away ten shots on goal, managed to paw the short, quick attempt that finished high in the netting. That would be all the first half success the Tar Heels would manage against the Fighting Hawks who withstood 25 first half shot attempts from the host.
Cheerleading: The Minot Majette cheer squad is excited for what’s in store in 2024
MINOT, N.D.– The Minot High School cheer team can’t wait to have fun on Friday, as the Magicians take the field for their season opener against West Fargo Sheyenne. In roughly three months, the Majette cheer will enter into competition season, where they have been able to dominate. This fall Minot will look for their […]
Dickinson State, filled with Montana connections, features 'state-of-the-art' athletic facilities
DICKINSON, N.D. — The Henry Biesiot Activities Center is the hub during game days for the Dickinson State football team, but it’s just one piece of the beautiful athletic facilities on the North Dakota campus. Along with the BAC, the Sanford Sports Complex was recently completed, featuring four...
Asphalt overlay project to force closure of downtown stretch of Fargo’s 4th Street North
(FARGO) – The City of Fargo’s Engineering Department announces that a contractor will be completing an asphalt overlay on 4th Street North, from 1st Avenue North to the railroad tracks near 5th Avenue North. The work will begin on Tuesday, September 3, and is expected to be finished by the end of the day on Wednesday, September 4. The project will be completed in two phases:
$50,000 grant goes to Mott Health Care Center
The Mott Health Care Center received a $50,000 grant from the Otto Bremer Trust (OBT) Community Responsive Fund to assist with operations of the facility. The basic care facility is among 46 organizations to receive grant funds, the North Dakota Community Foundation (NDCF) announced. The Mott Health Care Center opened ...
The First Ladies of Minot AFB
Schlabach and Lamarands at Minot State Fair Parade. Monica, Jimmy, Jesse, Lamarand’s daughter Eva, Nathalie. The Wing Command Spouse at any base has likely been a mil spouse for decades. They have been privy to many of the perks and downfalls of the military family lifestyle. They’ve been through a lot and have a lot of wisdom to share. Minot AFB is blessed to have not ONE, but TWO Wing Command Spouses. Although just meeting a few months ago, the two ladies have become fast friends and have plans for how to bring the base and their wings together.
Applications set to open for Salvation Army coat drive
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — While we still enjoying some summer weather, The Salvation Army is working to make sure that kids in our region stay warm once winter rolls around. The annual Salvation Army Coat Drive will begin taking applications for assistance starting September 3rd, with the deadline to apply on September 27th.
Vacation Bible School is Back!
Summer is over, and swimming outside will need to wait until next year, but there is something else that students can dive into…VBS! The kindergarteners and the 1st – 5th graders of the Minot Protestant Community on Minot AFB will have a chance to dive into a friendship with God at the SCUBA Vacation Bible School (VBS) on Saturday, September 7th. This free VBS is open to all the children of base families, no matter what their religious affiliation or church attendance.
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