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Dickinson State may drop bachelor’s degree for nursing
DICKINSON, N.D. (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 programs. The North Dakota Board of Nursing received an update Thursday on the status of the Dickinson State University program that...
Woman dies in single vehicle crash in Ward County
WARD COUNTY, ND (Valley News Live) - A 62-year-old Minot woman has died after a crash Thursday night. North Dakota Highway Patrol says the woman was driving west on 177 Ave. SW near 142 St. SW around 5:45 p.m. August 23, when she failed to follow the curve of the road. The woman’s vehicle then went into the ditch and rolled.
Magic City, Minot Central campuses also making history this year
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - With the addition of Minot North High School, Magic City Campus is now a full 9-12 school, which leadership is calling a win for decades to come. The school kicked off its first day on Wednesday with a schedule they had never run before. They had...
Lil Wayne Performs Live At The 2024 North Dakota State Fair After Postponement
Lil Wayne was due to headline the 2024 North Dakota State Fair on July 20th. However, this got postponed to Wednesday, July 24th, because of global travel issues. During his set, Weezy F Baby performed “Mr. Carter“, “Mrs. Officer“, “Lollipop“, “Loyal“, and more of his hits live, as well as brought out his guitar.
MHA Nation General Council “We the People” Fort Berthold, North Dakota
This is a Public Statement in response to the recent Tribal Business Council actions that took place at their last meeting August 6, 2024. As all enrolled Tribal members know the Peoples Fund was established in 2012 whereby a percentage of Oil and Gas proceeds were set aside for annual disbursements for the enrolled members in perpetuity and these funds were to continue to grow for future generations and were not to be spent by Tribal Council for their spending. Unfortunately, at last week’s meeting the Tribal Council took $250,000,000 for their Las Vegas casino project. Their plan is for a $3 Billion Casino with TWG Global, an investment company who raises $2 Billion and Tribal Council spends $1 Billion so they will need $750 Million more. The General Council met last Thursday August 8, 2024, and took formal action to oppose this money as this is not there’s to spend, it’s the People Fund which means you must ask the people. We cannot find any resolution regarding this so this action was done in secrecy without our knowledge or consent and will not be tolerated. A Tribal Resolution must.
Multiple people hurt in northern North Dakota rollover
DUNSEITH, N.D. (KFGO) – Four people, including two men, a woman, and a one-year-old girl, were injured in a single-vehicle crash in northern North Dakota Thursday evening. The Highway Patrol says a pickup driven by a 22-year-old Devils Lake man was eastbound on U.S. Highway 281 two miles west of Dunseith when it went into the ditch. The driver overcorrected and the pickup went across both lanes of the highway into the other ditch where it rolled.
THE WINTER WONDERETTES Comes to Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre in December
The Winter Wonderettes is coming to Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre in December. The Wonderettes are back! This seasonal celebration finds the girls entertaining at the annual Harper’s Hardware Holiday Party. When Santa turns up missing, the girls use their talent and creative ingenuity to save the holiday party!. Featuring...
Public hearing to be held for agritourism ordinance in Burleigh County
BALDWIN, N.D. (KFYR) - The creators of a nearly six-acre corn maze near Baldwin were hoping to have the outdoor activity open by now but have hit some roadblocks with the permitting process. The Burleigh County Planning and Zoning Commission denied a special use permit for the maze in July, and the corn maze owners appealed.
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...
Do secretive school choice meetings break North Dakota’s open meetings law? We asked the AG.
The North Dakota Monitor this week requested an attorney general’s opinion on whether a school choice task force met in violation of the state’s open meetings law. But we hope those leading the educational opportunities task force don’t wait for an opinion to become more transparent. Confusion...
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