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Criminal charges dropped against Killdeer man in $5.3 million fraud case; matter remanded to civil courts

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Bowman County lost their first game of the season at home to Shiloh Christian Friday night. (Race Archibald / The Dickinson Press)

Football

Bowman suffer first loss of the season, Hettinger/Scranton continue to collect wins

Dickinson Midgets hosted a WDA cross country event for the Becki Wells invitational. (Josiah C. Cuellar / The Dickinson Press)

Cross-Country

Dickinson hosts first of two cross country meets on Friday

The Blue Hawks secured their first win of the season on Saturday against Mayville State. (Race Archibald / The Dickinson Press)

Football

Blue Hawks win their first game of the season over Mayville State

Obituaries

Sep 17th 2021 - 4pm

Virginia Carol Bares

Sep 17th 2021 - 4pm

Betty Huschka

Sep 14th 2021 - 2pm

Carla Jean Anton Binek Phillips

Sep 14th 2021 - 12pm

Larry Kostelecky

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Health Fusion: Experts weigh in on being fit and fat

Sports

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen (19) reacts during Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati. Katie Stratman / USA Today Sports

Football

WR Adam Thielen on 0-2 Vikings: ‘We’re sick of getting close’

Basketball

Timberwolves hope offseason acquisitions lead to change in culture

Football

Gophers rush defense puts up best numbers since Tom Brady game 23 years ago

Opinion

Rick Becker is one of the leading conservatives of the North Dakota legislature, and a rising national star of the freedom movement. A plastic surgeon, businessman and State Representative, he was first elected to the ND State House in 2012, reelected in 2014 & 2018 by wide margins. (Dickinson Press file photo)

Opinion

Becker: Are you paying your fair share?

Opinion

Port: Are you ready for a winter of skyrocketing energy prices?

Columns

Port: Money unaccounted for, and almost zero scrutiny

Business

Becky and Mark Binstock started making cotton candy as a way to provide an allergen-free treat for their daughter with food allergies. Their hobby has grown into Simple Sugar, a home-based business that provides all-natural cotton candy for events or families with allergies.
Contributed / Lea Black Photography

Small Business

Bismarck couple's Simple Sugar puts new spin on all-natural cotton candy

Agriculture

Late rains add to year of ‘I don’t knows’ for cattle producers

Business

McFeely: Minnesota Vikings seek $1.4 million from Fargo company

Entertainment

The cast of "Ring of Fire" perform on stage at the Old Town Hall Theater in Medora. The show kicked off on Wednesday, Sept. 15, and will continue through Oct. 10. (Contributed / Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation)

Theater

Medora shines light on Johnny Cash with special Broadway musical

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Television

Jay sees what's on tap in this beer-themed garage on this episode of 'Rides with Jay Thomas'

Dakota Spotlight

Forum Communications documentary about brutal 1998 Bismarck murders nominated for Emmy

Northland Outdoors

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Northland Outdoors

Despite opposition, South Dakota commission frees up more land for aiding mountain lion hunts

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Northland Outdoors

Interest in guns, camping help revive northern Minnesota sportsmen club

Northland Outdoors

After 4th lake infestation in North Dakota, calls for more vigilance against zebra mussels

Columnists

From left, activists Tara Houska, Jane Fonda and Winona LaDuke spoke of the civil rights and climate change threats they say Enbridge's Line 3 replacement project brings to northern Minnesota. Shannon Geisen / Forum News Service

Columns

Port: Money unaccounted for, and almost zero scrutiny

Columns

Shaw: Keep those comments coming

Columns

Hennen: Old Glory has seen its share of peril. Let’s wave the flag!

Agweek

The 900-pound steers, sold at Napoleon (North Dakota) Livestock on Sept. 2, 2021, were bringing a healthy $160 per hundredweight. Photo taken Sept. 2, 2021, Napoleon, North Dakota.
Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

Late rains add to year of ‘I don’t knows’ for cattle producers

Agriculture

Drought reignites irrigation from the Missouri River Garrison Diversion Project's McClusky Canal

Columns

Continue hunting traditions with the next generation

Blue Hawk Nest

Dickinson State University President Steve Easton, author of the monthly column “From the Hawks’ Nest”

Opinion

From the Hawks’ Nest: An Exciting Time of the Year

Education

With nearly 5 percent growth, Dickinson State's Fall semester enrollment trends upward

Education

Dickinson State University shatters decade long summer enrollment record

The Western Edge

Courtney Grapentine stands behind the check-out counter of her new shop Aspen Chic Designs located on Central Avenue in Killdeer. Grapentine recently opened her western clothing store and is excited to offer a variety of products for southwest North Dakotans. (Jackie Jahfetson / The Dickinson Press)

Small Business

Mainstreet America: Aspen Chic Designs offers western, modern boutique items

Community

Ripple effect: Best Friends Mentoring Program seeks more mentors

Health News

Breaking point: Lack of mental health options leaves Dickinson family in sea of uncertainty

Regional

Cody Schulz

Government and Politics

North Dakota's homeland security director tapped to oversee state parks

Crime and Courts

Criminal charges dropped against Killdeer man in $5.3 million fraud case; matter remanded to civil courts

Government and Politics

Gov. Kristi Noem delays update of school standards, after taking fire on Indigenous references

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Wellness

Health Fusion: Experts weigh in on being fit and fat

Coronavirus

In South Dakota, 5 COVID-19 deaths, 446 new cases reported

Coronavirus

North Dakota reports low COVID-19 testing day as hospitals continue to strain

Lifestyle

"Kevin" the pelican showed up on the Lee and Noreen Thomas farm on Labor Day, then spent the next few days following the Thomases around the yard, eating fish and scaring the chickens.
Contributed / Noreen Thomas, Doubting Thomas Farms

Lifestyle

Swift: The day that Kevin, the pelican, came to visit

Home and Garden

Drought-damaged lawn, wintering potted trees, spruce needles dropping

Home and Garden

Mid-September yard and garden to-do list

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

2021 Visitor and Relocation Guide