Al Gustin Winter

When the state observed its 100th birthday in 1989, there were similar reflections and speculation, but to a much larger degree.

Anne Kesler

If you ask teens where they plan to live when they get older, they may list places like New York City, Los Angeles, Miami or another popular, glamo

Perry Hanson carries on his father’s legacy as editor of North Dakota’s basketball bible, “The Hoopster.” Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Minnesota has hockey. North Dakota has basketball. And no one knew North Dakota basketball better than Don Hanson.

Josh Kramer

I’ve come to view high school sports through a different lens.

Members of the Watford City/McKenzie County Complete Count Committee (CCC) wear matching T-shirts on Wednesdays to create awareness about the 2020 Census, which is part of a community-wide effort to ensure an accurate population count.

“If there is an issue or something to solve in Watford City, we look at things from a community standpoint,” says Pat Bertagnolli, vice president o

Photo Courtesy N.D. Tourism

In the November 2018 issue of North Dakota Outdoors, the monthly magazine published by N.D.

Al Gustin

After decades of government acreage controls and depressed grain prices, the 1972 Soviet grain deal changed everything, or so it seemed.

Photo Courtesy N.D. Tourism

“It’s really catching on.

Thermostat

1. Thermostat.

Josh Kramer

The pressure we put on ourselves to make, and keep, New Year’s resolutions can be daunting.