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Green and White are searching for big gainers

GRAND FORKS — The sun was shining brightly on Memorial Stadium on Saturday, a welcome sight after five previous cold, windy spring football practice sessions for the University of North Dakota.

By Wayne Nelson , April 14, 2013

Path to the White House: SolarBee to be recognized as rural success

A Dickinson company has been named a “rural manufacturing success,” earning it a ticket to Washington D.C. in one week, officials said Friday.

February 11, 2012

Judge orders 1 year for negligent homicide

A judge sentenced a Hebron man charged with negligent homicide to five years in jail with all but one year suspended during a hearing at the Stark County Courthouse on Tuesday morning.

July 27, 2011

The bright side of the 'Decade from Hell'

WASHINGTON — In a few short days, this terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad decade will start its countdown. Good riddance.

By Ann McFeatters , December 20, 2009

White House gate-crashers went without confirmed invitation

December 02, 2009

Stress gets bad rap

In the summer, prior to my senior year in college, I drove a tandem gravel truck over country roads in MonDak, that unofficial state between the mountains of mid Montana and the flatlands farmed by those sodbusters in eastern North Dakota.

By Kevin Holten , September 30, 2009

Dakota Recreation Report

By Patricia Stockdill , September 03, 2009

When the Fed comes calling

Unless you wandered off the beaten path in the business pages you probably missed this dispatch out of Detroit that President Obama’s auto

By Dale McFeatters , April 03, 2009

Obama mother-in-law to join family in White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — Get ready for the in-law in chief. Transition officials said Friday that President-elect Barack Obama’s mother-in-law, Marian Robinson, is moving into the White House to join Michelle Obama and their two children. It’s not clear whether the move will be permanent. Katie McCormick Lelyveld, the press secretary for Michelle Obama, said Robinson would decide in coming months whether she wants to stay in Washington. Robinson retired from her job as a bank executive secretary to help with her granddaughters during the campaign.

January 09, 2009

Can Obama fix all that went wrong?

I recommend a new article in the current edition of Vanity Fair magazine. It tries to explain how so much could have gone wrong in so few years. In less than eight years, the Bush White House managed to accomplish the following:

By Bonnie Erbe , January 07, 2009

Compromise may be key in choosing White House dog

Since the election, Barack Obama apparently doesn’t care whom he offends. In an interview with ABC’s Barbara Walters

December 26, 2008

Suspicious powder sent to governor's office; tests out as benign

The Bismarck Fire Department and state Health Department say an "unidentified powder" delivered in today's U.S. mail to Gov. John

December 12, 2008

White powder investigated

BISMARCK — A suspicious white powder delivered to Gov. John Hoeven’s office Thursday morning is probably harmless, preliminary tests show.

December 12, 2008