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Paige Balliet and Amy Fridley on the bus after winning the NDHSAA state title in Mandan. (Josiah C. Cuellar / The Dickinson Press)

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Two Dickinson athletes nominated for High School athlete of the year

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U.S. COVID-19 residential eviction ban set to expire at midnight

Sports

Long ball not enough to lift Badlands over Mining City

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A growing crowd filled the Dakota Room at the Stark County Family and Ag Resource Campus as residents voiced their opposition to a proposed wind farm project near Patterson Lake. (Photo by James B. Miller, Jr. / The Dickinson Press)

Government and Politics

Stark County residents voice opposition to wind energy project

A short video obtained by The Press, which surfaced Thursday afternoon, contends to show LaRoche and a group of three other individuals consuming shots of alcohol at a local bar — a mere hours before the fatal accident occurred. (Dickinson Press file photo)

Crime and Courts

LaRoche charged with Criminal Vehicular Homicide in fatal Dickinson crash

Smoke from wild fires descended on Dickinson on Friday, July 30. (Courtesy of Kevin Lawrence)

Weather

Air quality in western North Dakota severely impacted by wild fires

Obituaries

Aug 2nd 2021 - 12pm

Barbara Hoff

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Louis Donald Hafele

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CDR Colet Brost Crooms, USN (Ret.)

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Weather

Chance of T-storms tonight in Dickinson area

Sports

Simone Biles on the balance beam during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics at Ariake Gymnastics Centre in Tokyo on August 3, 2021. Robert Deutsch / USA TODAY Sports

Gymnastics

Simone Biles returns to claim balance beam bronze

Football

Dane Mizutani: Vikings coach Mike Zimmer believes in vaccines. His players should too.

Hockey

What’s left on Wild GM Bill Guerin’s offseason checklist?

Opinion

Choice Bank in Medina, North Dakota, was located in a building that had served as a bank in the small community for more than 100 years. The bank planned to close on July 30, 2021.
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Columns

Another small-town service goes away

Opinion

Hope's Corner: ‘Dining on the midway’: Fair food prompts home cooking

Opinion

Opinion: Inflation on the rise

Business

Liz Madison, a retired Department of Defense employee, now living at Bridgeville, Del., on July 1, 2021, photographs grapes growing at the Wilde Prairie Winery at Brandon, S.D., one of 2,500 Harvest Hosts host locations in rural North America. Photo taken July 1, 2021, Brandon, S.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

‘Harvest Hosts’ invite ‘boondockers’ to park RVs at farms as new part of agritourism

Agriculture

Blattner family continues its dynasty in Produce Plus corn stands

Energy and Mining

Burying carbon dioxide deep in North Dakota's geology may combat climate change. Is it financially feasible?

Entertainment

Simone Biles competes at the U.S. Olympic Trials in June 2021 in St. Louis, Mo. Grace Hollars / USA TODAY Sports

Opinion

Should the eviction moratorium end? Why was there so much outrage over Simone Biles? Watch the discussion

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Television

Jay checks out some Mopars and a restored Studebaker Commander on this episode of 'Rides with Jay Thomas'

Opinion

Are concerns about critical race theory valid? Rob Port and the head of North Dakota's teacher union discuss

Northland Outdoors

North Dakota duck brood numbers are down 49% from last year because of widespread drought conditions but still came in at 62% above the 1965-1993 average, the Game and Fish Department said. (Photo/ North Dakota Game and Fish Department)

Northland Outdoors

North Dakota duck brood numbers drop 49% from last year, Game and Fish Department says

Northland Outdoors

Game and Fish sets North Dakota pronghorn season with slight reduction in licenses

Northland Outdoors

Gravel races take bicycling into new territory

Columnists

Choice Bank in Medina, North Dakota, was located in a building that had served as a bank in the small community for more than 100 years. The bank planned to close on July 30, 2021.
Jenny Schlecht / Agweek

Columns

Another small-town service goes away

Columns

McFeely: No skepticism allowed on Coal Creek

Columns

Hennen: Rather than worry, let go, and let God

Agweek

Liz Madison, a retired Department of Defense employee, now living at Bridgeville, Del., on July 1, 2021, photographs grapes growing at the Wilde Prairie Winery at Brandon, S.D., one of 2,500 Harvest Hosts host locations in rural North America. Photo taken July 1, 2021, Brandon, S.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

‘Harvest Hosts’ invite ‘boondockers’ to park RVs at farms as new part of agritourism

Agriculture

Blattner family continues its dynasty in Produce Plus corn stands

Columns

Another small-town service goes away

Blue Hawk Nest

Dickinson State University's Blue Hawks mascot is shown. (Contributed / Dickinson State University)

Education

Dickinson State University shatters decade long summer enrollment record

Opinion

From the Hawks’ Nest: The Affordable DSU Experience

Opinion

From the Hawks’ Nest: Blue Hawk Summer

The Western Edge

The top of White Butte (pictured above) overlooks agricultural topography at an elevation of 3,506 feet. The summit is located between Amidon and Bowman in Slope County and is the highest natural point in the state of North Dakota. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)

Northland Outdoors

Live wild and free by hiking White Butte, North Dakota's highest point

Events

Marking Great Western Cattle Trail

Lifestyle

'Degree of permanence': Great Western Cattle Trail marked with obelisks to preserve western heritage

Regional

Weather

WeatherTalk: It's time for the Perseid meteor shower

Government and Politics

'Secretive' otter is too wily to be counted, South Dakota official says

Government and Politics

5 years on, public records battle brews over Dakota Access Pipeline protest enforcement

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Wellness

Health Fusion: Heart-healthy, roasted summer veggies that taste like candy

Coronavirus

Claims that CDC’s PCR test can’t tell COVID-19 from flu are wrong

Wellness

Health Fusion: Video conferencing great for meetings, but bad for speech therapy sessions

Lifestyle

Jeff Lendeby and Jett, of Grand Forks, compete during the DockDogs event Saturday, July 31, 2021, in East Grand Forks. (Korrie Wenzel/Grand Forks Herald)

Pets

Dogs compete in long jump in East Grand Forks

Travel

There's plenty to do and see in summertime Milwaukee

Home and Garden

Four Seasons Garden Club brightens spots in Park River, area

Discover Dickinson & Southwest ND with the 2021 Visitor and Relocation Guide

2021 Visitor and Relocation Guide