It started (and ended) with a note. I was 11 years old. Our seventh-grade class party was coming up, and I was passed a note in the hallway.
Head Cook Barbie Martin’s scratch-made recipes aren’t the only “favorites” in the Anamoose-Drake Elementary School lunchroom.
When North Dakota’s 69th Legislative Assembly convened Jan. 7, legislators were welcomed by Gov.
At the small, rural school in Anamoose, a young girl runs to the cafeteria door with a giant smile and tiny brown seed in hand.
With technological advancements shaping the present and future, the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara (MHA) Nation in Fort Berthold is welcoming innovati
On a flight from Texas to North Dakota recently, I looked out the airplane window and remembered an observation I had made many years ago.
You’re in English class, trying to concentrate on your work, but you just can’t.
North Dakota Living was wowed by the amount and quality of the photo entries submitted in our first ever photo contest!
