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The Dickinson Press leads small multi-day newspapers in North Dakota with the most awards received at the 2021 North Dakota Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest Winners presented via a live Zoom conference May 7, 2021. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)

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The Dickinson Press leads statewide newspapers with most awards in category

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Dickinson takes fourth at home: DHS boys golf puts focus on short game

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Spirit of Excellence Award recognizes Dickinson woman's astonishing donation

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Education

North Dakota teacher on leave after class discussion led to students reenacting George Floyd arrest

Museum Coordinator and Historic Preservationist Robert Fuhrman lists off the changes to an ordinance involving Dickinson's Historic Preservation Commission during the administration portion of the Dickinson City Commission meeting at City Hall Tuesday, May 4, 2021. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)

Government and Politics

Commission approves first reading of Historic Preservation Commission resizing

Jenna Decker sliding into third. (Photo courtesy of Jessi Hauck)

Sports

Dickinson softball extends unbeaten streak to 15 Midgets go 169-14 in WDA team of the week performance

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Eva Kuylen

May 4th 2021 - 11am

Sheldon Fisher

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Marian V. Larson

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Jody Marie Dolechek

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Weather

Tracking snow and rain west. Clouds & cool east

Sports

Minnesota United goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair (97) allows a goal in the second half against the Colorado Rapids at Dick's Sporting Goods Park on Saturday, May 8, 2021. Ron Chenoy/USA TODAY Sports

Soccer

Loons collapse in 3-2 loss to Colorado Rapids

Hockey

Victor Rask scores OT winner as Wild edge Ducks

Baseball

If pain persists, Alex Kirilloff’s wrist could require surgery

Opinion

Shoshana and Aharon Baver were murdered in the Holocaust in Butrimonys, Lithuania, on Sept. 9, 1941. Photo courtesy of Yad Vashem.

Columns

Shaw: My journey to learn the story of my relatives lost in the Holocaust

Columns

Hennen: A stressful time in America … a great time to live in North Dakota

Columns

Port: What fiscal conservatism is not

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Agriculture

New market hopes for organic CBD production

Agriculture

Another adjustment of the sails on life's journey

Tourism

Is the proposed Buffalo City theme park the answer to North Dakota's tourism challenge?

Entertainment

Opinion

Why is rail safety so controversial? Commissioner Julie Fedorchak talks about it live at 2 p.m.

Opinion

Does North Dakota need hate crime laws? Conservative Rob Port, activist Wess Philome and defense attorney Mark Friese debate it

Opinion

LIVE AT 2 p.m.: Former Gov. Ed Schafer on Trumpism, the legislative session, the executive branch, and the Legacy Fund

Northland Outdoors

Brainerd area fishing guide Royal Karels, shown here in this file photo, was an elementary school teacher who primarily worked summers as a Nisswa Guide starting in 1969. He recalls the days guides would pull into Koep's as onlookers checking out their fancy boats and gear. Special to Forum News Service

Northland Outdoors

Through the 1970s and on, Minnesota bait shop was epicenter of fishing opener

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota fishing license sales up 12% over 2020, 58% over 2019

Northland Outdoors

Myers: Nebraska turkey trip helps break pandemic’s bonds

Columnists

Shoshana and Aharon Baver were murdered in the Holocaust in Butrimonys, Lithuania, on Sept. 9, 1941. Photo courtesy of Yad Vashem.

Columns

Shaw: My journey to learn the story of my relatives lost in the Holocaust

Columns

Hennen: A stressful time in America … a great time to live in North Dakota

Columns

Port: What fiscal conservatism is not

Agweek

Nathan, Hunter and Katie Pinke following Hunter's last game serving as a UND football team captain, May 2, 2021, in Harrisonburg, Va. Katie Pinke says we’ve all experienced moments of struggle over the past year during a pandemic, some of us more vocally than others. Don’t let the wind keep blowing you in a direction you don’t want to go. Adjust your sails, relating to their family's journey with Hunter's spinal cord injury.
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Agriculture

Another adjustment of the sails on life's journey

Weather

'Not much has changed' but drought remains a threat across the region, John Wheeler says

Agriculture

Mayville State University adds emphasis to agriculture

Blue Hawk Nest

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

Opinion

From the Hawks’ Nest: DSU plans for a dynamic future

Sports

Blue Hawks look to keep bats hot as DSU hosts exhibition series

Sports

Blue Hawks' cross country ready, set and run for NAIA Championship

The Western Edge

Riding through the Badlands on top of a horse named "Hugo" (pictured above) presents a beautiful nature view. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)

Northland Outdoors

The Badlands are an equine lover's paradise

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James Oilwell Service, Inc. highlight opportunity and environmental mindset

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The energy to make a difference: American Petroleum Institute focuses on community

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Weather

Weather talk: Sunny starts and showery finishes

Crime and Courts

2 juveniles arrested after leading law enforcement on 103-mile chase

Government and Politics

North Dakota Dem-NPL party taps former auditor candidate as new chair

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3D print of a SARS-CoV-2—also known as 2019-nCoV, the virus that causes COVID-19—virus particle. The virus surface (blue) is covered with spike proteins (red) that enable the virus to enter and infect human cells. National Institutes of Health

Coronavirus

No new COVID-19 deaths reported in North Dakota, active cases hold steady

Wellness

Health Fusion: Garden tip 1 for veggie success

Wellness

Caregivers often find humor in the situation, but is it disrespectful to laugh?

Lifestyle

The bison herd at Blue Mounds State Park ranges from around 100 animals in the summer to roughly 65 in the winter. And efforts have been underway to breed the cattle DNA out of the herd for a more genetically pure animal. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources photo.

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota's Backyard: Climbing, cacti and purebred bison at Blue Mounds State Park

Faith

94-year-old organ player is a key part of Catholic Church in Grand Forks

Northland Outdoors

For adventures close to home, let's visit Minnesota's Backyard