Lisa Rossow met her future husband, Wayne, in a seemingly perfect way for a girl from western North Dakota: at a boot-scootin’-boogie country bar a
Agriculture is one industry that has accepted women as critical for the future. According to the U.S.
Each spring, Grandma Clara tended to her garden, planting and caring for perennials that surrounded her home.
Minnesota has hockey. North Dakota has basketball. And no one knew North Dakota basketball better than Don Hanson.
Mor-Gran-Sou Electric Cooperative member Annette Broyles drives 80 miles roundtrip each workday, to get from her home in rural New Salem to her cla
“Go for a walk,” I tell myself. I sigh. I feel lazy. Tired. “Nah,” I answer back.
North Dakota’s five tribal colleges are prairie gems, describes Dr.
“Your kid has done it or seen it done, and I can almost guarantee it,” says Kidder County High School Principal Michael Wachter.
When the state observed its 100th birthday in 1989, there were similar reflections and speculation, but to a much larger degree.
