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Roxanne Henke

When I was growing up, we went to church on Sunday. There was no “deciding” if we should go or not. No negotiation.

Dr. Brian Kalk

Before the military service or statewide public service, community service shaped Brian Kalk’s values.

Clarice Kesler, left, and Hope Sisk

The North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives (NDAREC) welcomes Hope Sisk as managing editor of North Dakota Living, strengt

Al Gustin

At harvest time, I find myself thinking about all the harvest-related radio and television stories I did over the years.

The ChokeCherry band

Children dance below the stage at the Washington Elementary School in Minot, skipping in circles and clapping wildly after every song while their p

kids with milk

As students across the state settle in for another school year, North Dakota voters will decide whether to fund the food that fuels them.

Hope Sisk

I dragged two suitcases full of everything I owned to the terminal desk of a California airport in 2013.

Cozy Crescent Dogs and Pepper Pizza Boats

Back-to-school season in North Dakota means busy days don’t end when the final bell rings.

Kushal Ponugoti, left, and JohnPaul Asuai

The Milton R. Young Station near Center

Project Tundra is moving forward under an updated development structure that expands the role of an experienced carbon capture developer and create