Recently ordained priest Fr. Grant Dvorak of Bismarck will serve Trinity Catholic Schools as a high school teacher and chaplain. We spoke with Dvorak to learn more about what drew him to a life dedicated to serving God.
A replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall will be in Dickinson from August 18 to 22, with an opening ceremony scheduled for Aug. 18. Two Stark County veterans share their thoughts on the importance of remembering the sacrifices of those who fought communism in Vietnam, and the beauty of the Stark County Veterans Memorial.
Dr. Krystal Mann has been practicing as an audiologist in Dickinson for 10 years, but until recently had never owned her own practice. In June, Mann launched the aptly named Krystal Clear Hearing Center. Learn more about her story, and the latest in hearing loss technology.
Young cowboys hopped on raging, bucking bulls July 28 at the Battle to Reno qualifier at Stark County Fair Grounds. The top three riders from each age division will have a chance to compete at the IMBA (International Miniature Bull Riders Association) World Finals in Reno, Nevada November 9.
National Night Out culminates annually on the first Tuesday in August. National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community. Dickinson Police Department personnel and Stark County Sheriff’s Office highlight the importance of community relations.
“The members and players are excited for it to be done. We are going to do our best to make it a beautiful golf course. Our goal is to make it the nicest golf course in western North Dakota,” says Kirby Robb, Pheasant Country Golf Course general manager.
Michaela Mitchell, a rising senior at Prairie Canyon Homeschool Academy, has been selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation in our nation's capital.
The Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce’s Agriculture Committee hosts an evening centered on local produce and agriculture for a fourth successful year.
