Sara Vollmer is living out her dream. “You can’t not love the ranch,” she says.
In her 46th year of teaching, Sharon Klein remembers the first computers incorporated into her curriculum and the introduction of the internet.
Education is the backbone of any successful society, nation or community.
The U.S. administration has announced what it calls its Farmer Bridge Assistance Program.
I sit in guidance class, scanning the careers that match my personality according to the test I took.
Forecasted rising electricity demand and a continued shift in the resource mix will affect the bulk power system (BPS) this winter, electric reliab
Capital Electric Cooperative director and rancher Sara Vollmer shares favorite family recipes from a cookbook she created for her daughters, “The F
From the oil pumped in western North Dakota to the light switch flicked on and off many times a day, technology is interwoven into society.
Seventeen North Dakotans recently completed yearslong apprenticeships – requiring thousands of hours of on-the-job training – in the electric trade
If you ask North Dakota Living Editor Cally Peterson, there are a few redeeming qualities of January in North Dakota: basketball and soup
