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Shay Finneman puts it past the goalie and into the net to get the Midgets their insurance goal against Watford City on Saturday Dec.4. (Josiah C. Cuellar / The Dickinson Press )

Hockey

Midgets beat Watford City for first victory of the season

Hockey

Three games, three losses for Dickinson boys hockey

Gymnastics

Dickinson gymnastics gets their 2021-22 season underway

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Dickinson Midgets girls hockey team hosted their first home match of the season. (Josiah C. Cuellar / The Dickinson Press)

Hockey

West Fargo pylons Dickinson in shutout at home

Best of Show Professional awarded to Janelle Stoneking for "Resilience" is pictured. (Contributed / Jan Stromsborg)

Art

Fall Extravaganza of Art announced annual winners

Bulldogs quarterback Quaid Lardy was one of the best in the state in 2021, earning first team All-State honors. (Race Archibald / The Dickinson Press)

Football

High School football All-State teams announced

Obituaries

Dec 7th 2021 - 10am

Eleanor “Shorty” Kilwein

Dec 6th 2021 - 12pm

Nellie Booth

Dec 2nd 2021 - 3pm

Elaine Fettig

Dec 2nd 2021 - 9am

George Zarak

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Weather

Chance of light snow early Wednesday morning

Sports

Minnesota Timberwolves center Naz Reid (11) vies with Atlanta Hawks center Clint Capela (15) for a rebound in the second quarter Monday, Dec. 6, 2021, at Target Center in Minneapolis. Bruce Kluckhohn / USA Today Sports

Basketball

Hawks hit from distance, sink Timberwolves

Basketball

Timberwolves starting to get healthy

Basketball

Gophers rally for late lead but fall to unbeaten Nebraska

Opinion

State Rep. Rick Becker, R-Bismarck, set up a table and asked citizens to challenge his argument against North Dakota mask mandate. (Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service, via Twitter)

Opinion

Port: When politicians take taxpayer dollars for themselves, they have to answer questions about it

Editorials

Other View: Pearl Harbor's reminder: 'Freedom comes at a price'

Columns

When 'watch out' means 'get out of the way' when working cattle

Business

Crews work to recover oil from Blacktail Creek north of Williston, N.D., on Jan. 25 after a pipeline leak released nearly 3 million gallons of saltwater that included some oil. Environmental Protection Agency

Energy and Mining

Criminal case for largest oil field spill in North Dakota history resolves with $15M fine, probation

Workplace

High demand for four-day work weeks is coming to United States businesses

Agriculture

World's largest carbon capture pipeline aims to connect 31 ethanol plants, cut across Upper Midwest

Entertainment

The clarinet section of the Dickinson City Band lead the harmony in one of the musical selections from the Winter Concert Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021, at the Dickinson High School Auditorium. (Jackie Jahfetson / The Dickinson Press)

Music

'Spice of life': Dickinson City Band dazzles at Winter Concert

Opinion

Plain Talk: Moving North Dakota's oil industry toward being carbon neutral

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Television

Jay finds a collection and focuses on a Mark II on this episode of 'Rides with Jay Thomas'

Northland Outdoors

Nolan Sprengeler, left, and Kevin Kray hold the now-certified state record musky caught on Mille Lacs Lake on Nov. 22, 2021.
Contributed / Minnesota DNR

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota’s new musky record is official

Northland Outdoors

ND Outdoors: Understanding the Meadowlark Initiative

Northland Outdoors

What you should know about North Dakota hunter safety courses

Columnists

It's never a bad idea to take extra precautions around large livestock.
Brook Heitman / Grand Vale Creative LLC

Columns

When 'watch out' means 'get out of the way' when working cattle

Columns

Shaw: Mourning John Lennon's tragic death 41 years later

Columns

Hennen: Rule of law is winning in the COVID-19 era

Agweek

It's never a bad idea to take extra precautions around large livestock.
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Columns

When 'watch out' means 'get out of the way' when working cattle

Agriculture

World's largest carbon capture pipeline aims to connect 31 ethanol plants, cut across Upper Midwest

Agriculture

Two southeast Minnesota shepherds team up to grow the wool community

Blue Hawk Nest

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

Opinion

From the Hawks’ Nest: DSU in the National Arena

Education

NDUS investigation finds improper procurement in DSU contract

Education

DSU hosts Veterans Day and Quilts of Valor ceremonies

The Western Edge

A young calf moos as the rest of its herd crosses a dirt road April 30, 2021, in Dunn County, to another pasture after ranchers had to relocate their herd due to a wildfire burning through the area. Due to severe drought, southwestern North Dakota experienced an uptick in wildfires in the spring and summer of this year. (Jackie Jahfetson / The Dickinson Press)

Agriculture

Hoeven, FSA discuss agricultural drought relief in Dickinson

Tourism

Presidential Library making progress to be 'world-class facility'

Lifestyle

Killdeer man awarded prestigious 'Top Hand' award at North Dakota Stockmen’s Association banquet

Regional

Weather

WeatherTalk: Hawaii is hit by a somewhat rare blizzard

Education

Dickinson High senior talks logo contest win; educator reflects on career academy model

Government and Politics

No applications yet for Big Sioux riparian buffers, despite new South Dakota program

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Wellness

Health Fusion: Cataract surgery may reduce your risk of dementia, new study shows

Coronavirus

Mixed picture emerging for antiviral COVID-19 pills

Coronavirus

North Dakota reports 3 COVID-19 deaths

Lifestyle

Roxane Salonen, Forum columnist.

Faith

Salonen: Artificial intelligence could darken humanity more; hope remains

Family

Veeder: Christmas-ready and other miracles

Home and Garden

Big mushroom clusters aren't usually a problem, but they'll stand out in the yard