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North Dakota retiree: Fixing Social Security requires careful thought, discussion
Click play to listen to this article. (Prairie News Service) Congress faces increasing pressure to adopt changes to keep Social Security on firm financial ground in the years to come. North Dakota retirees are sharing their thoughts about key challenges facing the program. It is not losing money as fast...
Man traveling to every ND town stops in Rugby
Seth Varner, a resident of the cornhusker state of Nebraska, has been satisfying his wanderlust by traveling to and documenting every incorporated community in Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Kansas. Having already traveled through more than 2,407 communities, he added Rugby to his list when he visited recently. After each...
HHS preaches preparation ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day
575. That's how many people have died of an overdose in North Dakota over the last five years. International Overdose Awareness Day is coming August 31, and it gives people an opportunity to talk about the dangers of drugs and what to do in the event of an overdose.
Bismarck delegate discusses experience at Democratic National Convention
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Democratic National Convention is almost over, and delegates have been listening to a variety of Democratic leaders from the past and present. North Dakota has 17 delegates who have been on the ground since the start, and one of them is from Bismarck. Patrick Hart...
Conference to Examine Being Human Working in the Age of AI
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (VCSU) – Researchers, industry practitioners, educators and thought leaders comprise a list of presenters scheduled Sept. 26 for the inaugural North Dakota AI Conference hosted at Valley City State University (VCSU) at the Larry J. Robinson Center. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear about the evolving relationship between humans and AI in the context of work, society, personal development and what it will mean for all North Dakotans.
Welcome to the Most Boring Town in North Dakota—Or Is It?
Look, I don't like to talk bad about any town in North Dakota; I know each town, big or small, has its own charm and a great community. Sure, some North Dakota towns have small populations and fewer things to do, but that doesn't mean you can't love the crap out of those towns.
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