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The annual event will feature dinner, games, a silent auction and dancing while providing updates on DSU’s new Agricultural Building and Rodeo Arena renovations.
The annual fundraiser at West River Ice Center features a taco bar, live auction and free ice skating, with all proceeds supporting Make-A-Wish North Dakota.
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Today, the metric units of the bar and the millibar are the preferred units of scientists.
StormTRACKER Meteorologist Lydia Blume discusses signs of spring as we head into March.
The deadline to use the franchise tag is Tuesday, so next week will bring some clarity to the situation
🔊 On this Plain Talk, Rep. Scott Louser talks about his change of mind on a resolution opposing same-sex marriage and Sen. Scott Leary discusses his concerns about the expansion of gambling in North Dakota.
If the 2025 NFL Combine is any indication, this is a very deep draft class at defensive tackle
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From property taxes to school choice, 746 pieces of legislation survived past the halfway point of North Dakota’s 69th legislative session.
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Supporters say education savings accounts increase school choice in the state. Those against them say they siphon funding from public education.
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