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In election years, North Dakota Living offers its platform as the state’s largest circulated publication to familiarize voters with the ca

Mike Schlosser, Jay Mathern, Tim Moch, Grant Mathern and Garitt Irey

In an industry dominated by giants, Butcher’s Edge, a new beef processing plant located at the south edge of Edgeley, may seem like a small player.

Josh Kramer

Often, when I meet people who read this magazine or my editorials, I hear (in jest), “I hope this doesn’t end up in the magazine!” Or, I even hear

Williston will host its fifth Babe Ruth World Series next month at Ardean Aafedt Stadium.

Williston might be known to America as a boom town.

Will M. Nelson

Summer is here! When I asked my friends about their summer travel plans, one commented, “Why would I stay here?

Al Gustin

A news article last month got me thinking about an interesting opportunity I had almost 20 years ago.

Paul Huettl

The growing season is upon us!

Al Gustin

As I prepared a rough draft of a “Farm Byline” for the May issue of North Dakota Living, I wrote some observations about the very unusual,

Roxanne Henke

“I want to QUIT!” My fifth-grade daughter slammed the piano keys in a discordant chord she certainly didn’t learn from any piano teacher.

Brad Schmitt, an apprentice line technician with Slope Electric Cooperative, repairs a damaged power line near Crosby May 4.

An ice and snow storm rolled into North Dakota late April 22.