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NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND 2013 North Dakota deer season details are set
North Dakotas 2013 deer season is set, with 59,500 licenses available to hunters this fall, 5,800 fewer than last year and the lowest since 1983. Randy Kreil, wildlife chief for the State Gam...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 9:16 AM
UND NEWS UND presentation focuses on famed North Dakota National Guard Unit in World War II
A public presentation on the history of North Dakotas 164th Infantry Regiment is set for 7 p.m., April 2, in the East Asian Room in UNDs Chester Fritz Library. Shirley J. Olgeirson, editor of The 164...
Posted on 3/27/13 at 2:51 PM
THE NEW FORTY Humanity trumps. ;-)
Mike shared a great story with me that he caught on Yahoo's home page. It reminded me of a concept I shared with my students in class on Tuesday about people's behavior in disaster. On Tuesday, we wat...
Posted on 2/27/13 at 10:13 PM
NEW PLATEAUS In the Not-Now
What does it say about Americans that the public is already starting to talk about candidates for president for 2016? Eckhart Tolle wrote in his book The Power of Now that mankind is threatened by ou...
Posted on 2/18/13 at 11:27 AM
BESTFRIENDSND ND 2nd highest graduation rate in the US!
North Dakotas graduation rate 2nd highest in the nation By:April Baumgarten, The Dickinson Press And the silver medal for the highest 2009 graduation rate in the country goes to North Dakota! ...
Posted on 6/15/12 at 9:18 AM
Border may mean imperfect union for Minnesota gay newlyweds
MOORHEAD, Minn. — Celeste Carlson started scouting houses here months before she and her partner of six-plus years knew for sure their marriage would become legal in Minnesota.
By Kyle Potter , May 19, 2013
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After the legislative session, it's study time
GRAND FORKS — Despite grumbling from some conservative Republicans, Sen. Ray Holmberg, R-Grand Forks, said he didn’t seek the chairmanship of the Legislative Management Committee, which acts for the North Dakota Legislature between sessions, to deny the post to House Majority Leader Al Carlson.
By Chuck Haga , May 19, 2013
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In lawsuit, feds argue coal industry can legally give to regulators' campaigns
FARGO — Federal lawyers concede that thousands of dollars of campaign donations from coal-mining interests to members of the North Dakota Public Service Commission “risk creating an appearance of impropriety.”
By Patrick Springer , May 19, 2013
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Faces of the Boom: Safely to school we go
WILLISTON — Tana Turcotte has figured out a way she can make sure her kids get safely to school in the Oil Patch. She volunteered to drive the school bus.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 19, 2013
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Dust in the wind: Southwest ND counties at work to contain irritant
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In 1978, Kansas sang “all we are is dust in the wind.” For residents of southwestern North Dakota in 2013 caught in a dust storm on a windy day, that lyric can certainly ring true.
By Katherine Grandstrand , May 19, 2013
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ND air quality receives 'A' grade
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The Peace Garden State continues to receive high marks for air quality, despite dust issues plaguing the western part of the state. “North Dakota is one of a handful of states that meet all clean air standards,” Jim Semerad, North Dakota Department of Health’s Division of Air Quality Permitting and Compliance manager. “Newer air quality regulations that are in place and enforced and our low population all play into it.”
By Betsy Simon , May 19, 2013
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Radioactive waste on the radar: New group worried about improper disposal of oil field material
WILLISTON — Landfill employees here discovered at least two “hot loads” this week, illustrating why a group of North Dakota citizens is worried about the proper disposal of radioactive waste that comes with oil production.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 18, 2013
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Higher ed official questions NDUS leaders
GRAND FORKS — A commission charged with accrediting the North Dakota University System is investigating a complaint filed by a former university president about the system’s leadership.
By Jennifer Johnson , May 18, 2013
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Theodore Roosevelt legacy in North Dakota growing
Less than a decade away from the 100-year anniversary of his death, Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy continues to expand. The newest example is the recently unveiled Theodore Roosevelt Trail project, an initiative born of Dickinson State University’s Theodore Roosevelt Center that highlights 15 sites around North Dakota related to the 26th U.S. president who is revered in the Peace Garden State and beyond.
By Bryan Horwath , May 18, 2013
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