Linda Sailer
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When Jennifer Johnson visited her grandma in St. Luke’s Home in Dickinson, they would swing together in the wheelchair accessible swing. After the new building was constructed, the swing was...
The Basaraba family will observe and celebrate the sacrifices and hardships of their ancestors who started a ranch in the North Dakota Badlands 100 years ago. Roy Basaraba, 90, of Dickinson, is the patriarch of the family, being the sole surviving child of the Mike and Pearl Ewoniuk who immigrated from Ukraine.
Sherry Leavitt heads out mornings to her garden along the Heart River to harvest vegetables, pull any weeds and ensure the plants have plenty of water. As president of the...
Chive On North Dakota is sponsoring a Bark in the Park community event with pets for adoption, vendors, a live radio broadcast, a beer garden and even wiener dog races...
The Hillside Baptist Church of Dickinson, once nicknamed “The little church on the hill,” is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a worship service and fellowship meal starting at 9 a.m...
The Dickinson State University music faculty are hosting a second recital, “If Music Be The Food,” to benefit the AMEN Food Pantry in Dickinson. The free performance is scheduled at...
Dickinson entrepreneur Gordon Christensen thinks the standard cooler used by campers, ranchers and oilfield workers needs an update. "There had to be something better," he said. "Something that can keep your food from getting wet while it sits in the cooler and the ice melts." For years, he kept thinking about the concept, and researched the idea on the Internet. "I kept thinking, when would the factories come up with a better cooler? But they never did," he said. "So finally, I took the initiative."
Seattle youth Sydney Elicker, 14, has taken her campaign called “In blue, we stand with you” to Dickinson. While visiting family and friends, she has been handing tokens of her...
Members of the Dickinson Fire Department will “fill the boot” from 5:30-8 p.m. today in three Dickinson locations — the First on First street festival, Prairie Hills Mall and Walmart...
What’s the best way to share one’s culture? Elena Martinez of Dickinson suggests it’s by preparing traditional foods. Elena celebrated the culture of her native country of Moldova by setting...
