August gardens are overflowing with fresh tomatoes, peppers and cilantro, making it the perfect time to try Bottineau County Deputy Auditor Haylee
When North Dakotans vote in the Nov. 3 general election, they’ll decide more than who will represent them in office.
During election training last fall, Haylee Senger listened closely as the North Dakota secretary of state’s office introduced its new “I voted” sti
We hope you enjoyed last month’s commemorative issue of North Dakota Living celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Indepe
School may still be out, but are today’s teens outside? I think teenagers would benefit from going outside and exploring their surroundings.
After spending decades of his life in public service, former Gov.
For 13 North Dakota teens, the week of June 13-20 in Washington, D.C., became an experience they may never forget.
“You have such a pretty place and you always keep it looking so good, but I suppose you have to when you live right by the highway,” the lady said
Growing up on a farm near Casselton, Michael Howe never imagined his family’s dinner conversations would inspire an initiative he would later launc
As part of its commitment to informing voters, North Dakota Living introduces readers to candidates seeking statewide office.
