Grand Forks Receives $7 Million Loan For Sewer/Water Improvements
(Grand Forks, ND) — Annexed residents in Grand Forks won’t have to pay special assessments for sewer and water improvements, thanks to a loan from the state. The amount of the loan is nearly seven-million dollars and
Gov. Burgum Honors North Dakota’s Vets
(Bismarck, ND) — Governor Doug Burgum says America’s veterans have defended the liberty that makes our nation a guiding light of freedom to the world. Burgum spoke yesterday at a Veterans Day ceremony at the North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation President/CEO Retiring
(Medora, ND) — The longtime president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is announcing his retirement. A post on the town of Medora’s Facebook page says Randy Hatzenbuhler is retiring in 2025. An exact date
Wagner Named AD At Mary
(Bismarck, ND) — University of Mary has a new athletics director. The university on Monday announced Marcus Wagner as just the fifth Director of Intercollegiate Athletics in the 65-year history of the school. Wagner had been serving
Report: SD Governor Noem Tabbed As DHS Secretary
(Washington, DC) — South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is reportedly President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for Department of Homeland Security Secretary. CNN is citing two people familiar with the selection. Noem was at one time on Trump’s shortlist
Fargo Man Allegedly Embezzled More Than $2.7M From Employer
(Fargo, ND) — A Fargo man is accused of embezzling more than two-point-seven million dollars from his employer. Daniel Lindgren had been the chief operating officer of Shorestone Development until he was fired late last month. Court
Closed Sports Bar Location Already Drawing Interest
(Sioux Falls, SD) — The location where a Sioux Falls sports bar served for the final time yesterday is already drawing interest. Let It Fly announced that it was shutting down its location at 57th Street and
Veterans Day Bridge-Naming Ceremony Held At Beresford HS
(Beresford, SD) — A bridge on State Route 46 near Beresford is now officially named for the first South Dakotan to be killed during the Vietnam War. A dedication ceremony was held Monday at Beresford High School
Thune Awaits Wednesday’s Senate Majority Leader Vote
(Washington, DC) — Senator John Thune will learn tomorrow if he is the next Senate Majority Leader. Thune and Senators John Cornyn of Texas and Rick Scott of Florida are vying to succeed Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell