Rumors Confirmed on China Wheat Cancellations

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Rumors were confirmed this week with reports of China canceling some U.S. wheat purchases, adding pressure to the wheat market just as weather concerns build in key growing regions where questions remain about proper crop dormancy, but

American Sheep Producers Issue Call to Action

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America’s sheep industry faces increasing pressure from imported lamb, which threatens the stability and the future of domestic producers. ASI members have made it clear that immediate federal action is critical to restoring fair competition and protecting

Twelve People Apply to Open Supreme Court Justice Position

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(Bismarck, ND) — Twelve attorneys have applied to fill the Supreme Court Justice position opening in February. The replacement will fill the seat vacated by Justice Daniel Crothers after he announced his retirement. A committee will whittle

New Member Appointed to North Dakota Ethics Commission

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(Bismarck, ND) — Jared Huibregtse is the newest member of the North Dakota Ethics Commission. He was appointed by state leaders on Tuesday to a four-year term. The selection committee of Governor Kelly Armstrong, Senate Majority Leader

Blizzard Conditions Expected in Eastern North Dakota

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(Grand Forks, ND) — Blizzard-like conditions are expected to arrive in eastern North Dakota on Wednesday. The National Weather Service predicts the height of the winter storm is expected to arrive on Wednesday night and carry over

Governor To Take Part In Menorah Lighting Ceremony Today

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(Pierre, SD) — South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden will take part in a Menorah lighting ceremony today at the state capital. Tonight will be the fourth night of Hannukah. Rabbi Mendel Alperowitz will join the governor for