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  • Reader Reply: December 2024
    by lkessel
    Reader Reply
    November 22nd, 2024
  • Sen. John Hoeven spoke at the Aug. 27 grand opening of the Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby, where he gifted the new rural health care facility an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol.
    The care we need
    by Story and photos by Kennedy DeLap
    Community
    ,
    Health
    December 03rd, 2024
  • Dog Treats (for the dog!)
    Sweet treats, sweeter memories
    by Cally Peterson
    Recipe Roundup
    December 03rd, 2024
  • Josh Kramer
    A simple act of kindness
    by Josh Kramer
    Editorial
    December 03rd, 2024
  • Roxanne Henke
    Uniquely celebrating Christmas: Part 2
    by Roxanne Henke
    Inspired Living
    December 03rd, 2024
  • Kelly Armstrong
    Co-ops ready to work with new administration, policymakers
    by North Dakota Living
    News Connections
    December 03rd, 2024
  • Roxanne Henke
    Uniquely celebrating Christmas: Part 1
    by Roxanne Henke
    Inspired Living
    November 01st, 2024
  • Dr. Basil Gooden, under secretary of USDA Rural Development
    Cooperatives, tribal broadband receive USDA Rural Development funding
    by North Dakota Living
    News Connections
    November 01st, 2024
  • The founders of 3 Farm Daughters, from left to right, are Grace (Sproule) Lunski, Mollie (Sproule) Ficocello and Annie (Sproule) Gorder.
    Three daughters, two ingredients – one extraordinary pasta
    by Clarice L. Kesler
    Business
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    Community
    ,
    People
    November 01st, 2024
  • A beautiful, but dry and dusty day during early bean harvest in rural Steele.
    The season of harvest and thanks
    by Kennedy DeLap
    Community
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    North Dakota
    ,
    People
    November 01st, 2024
  • Al Gustin
    The past, the future and the Bohemian Hall
    by Al Gustin
    Farm Byline
    November 01st, 2024
  • Wildfire aid, resources available for livestock producers
    by lkessel
    News Connections
    October 24th, 2024

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CHALLENGING LEGISLATIVE SESSION ADJOURNS Gov. Doug Burgum signs House Bill 1412 into law. The legislation provides lignite power plant and conversion facility operators five years of immediate tax relief from coal conversion taxes. With the North Dakota lignite industry facing pressures from the federal government and skewed energy market prices, House Bill 1412 will help level the playing field for the lignite industry and make lignite-fueled electricity more competitive on the electric grid. PHOTO BY NDAREC/LIZA KESSEL
Pancake Feeds and Property Taxes train derailed and caused a massive fire
Recipe Roundup: November 2021 Turkey Macaroni Hotdish
BELLS OF PEACE TOLL FOR WORLD WAR I STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF N.D. PHOTOBells of Peace will toll nationwide at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, to signal the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, and to honor American service and sacrifice in the war, including the service of 30,000 North Dakotans and U.S. soldier Joseph Walter Plunkett (above, left), shown during his World War I service in FranceNorth Dakotans join the world this November in making a solemn, final salute honoring the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Nov. 11 marks th
WALLEYE PROSPECTS IMPROVING AT ICE FISHING SITES (photo courtesy of North Dakota Game & Fishing Department)
A morning with Mr. Farm Byline Al Gustin
KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON AT THE LAKE Lake Metigoshe Photo by N.D. TOURISM
Teen-2-Teen: January 2022 Brooklyn Hager, 15, is a freshman at Rugby High School, where she is involved in cross-country, volleyball, basketball and softball. She enjoys sports, writing and photography. Brooklyn is the daughter of Dustin and Angela Hager, members of North Central Electric Cooperative.
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