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Roxanne Henke

The upside of regret: Part 2

Inspired Living

Thu, 04/24/2025 - 01:26 PM

Elle Beyer, left, and her sister, Mila

Where peace blossoms: Explore the wonder of the International Peace Garden

Community, North Dakota

Thu, 04/24/2025 - 02:46 PM

The Chickle Wrap with Dill Pickle Aioli

Favorites from Hondo's Hidedaway

Thu, 04/24/2025 - 12:24 PM

REGIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS HELP REACH THE DREAM

Wendy (right) and Jim (left) Bartholomay’s three children attending NDSU all received a full-tuition John and Alyce B. Travers Scholarship after graduating from Bowman County High School. Kathryn, third from left, is a junior studying biochemistry and molecular biology; Alex, fourth from left, is a sophomore studying accounting with a minor in management information systems; and Mikayla, fifth from left, is a freshman studying finance. Abigail, second from right, is a junior at Bowman County High School. A

Teen-2-Teen: November 2020 Karly

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JULY 2019: FARM BYLINE

CO-OP LEADERS CONVERGE ON CAPITOL FOR LEGISLATIVE SESSION

Electric cooperative leaders stand for a photo in the North Dakota State Capitol Great Hall following a February 2019 legislative hearing on SB 2322, from left: Chris Baumgartner, Basin Electric Power Cooperative; Paul Matthys, Cass County Electric Cooperative; Tom Rafferty, Verendrye Electric Cooperative; Paul Fitterer, Capital Electric Cooperative; Zac Smith and Josh Kramer, NDAREC. NDAREC and member cooperatives opposed the bill, which was defeated in the Senate by a 7-39 vote.

Fighting Fires in a Drought

Local, state and federal agencies responded in April to the Horse Pasture Fire on the Little Missouri National Grassland, located just north of Theodore Roosevelt National Park – North Unit, that burned 5,000 acres. Extreme drought has exacerbated the fire threat in western North Dakota this year, where McKenzie County is experiencing its fifth driest year in 127 years. PHOTO COURTESY NEAL A. SHIPMAN/MCKENZIE COUNTY FARMER

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Roxanne Henke

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