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  • CAMPFIRE S’MORES BARS
    Picnic Perfect
    by North Dakota Living
    Recipe Roundup
    May 23rd, 2023
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    THE COOPERATIVE DIFFERENCE: Celebrating 25 years of Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives
    by Clarice L. Kesler
    Community
    ,
    Cooperatives
    May 23rd, 2023
  • Josh Kramer
    Stop digging, June 2023
    by Josh Kramer
    Editorial
    May 23rd, 2023
  • Roxanne Henke
    Embracing failure
    by Roxanne Henke
    Inspired Living
    May 23rd, 2023
  • Marcus Nichol
    A nuclear future?
    by Cally Peterson
    Cooperatives
    ,
    Tech
    May 23rd, 2023
  • Al Gustin
    A positive Earth Day message about agriculture
    by Al Gustin
    Farm Byline
    May 22nd, 2023
  • Sen. Hoeven
    EIA: Coal less in the mix as electric demand drops, will rebound in 2024
    by News Connections
    Cooperatives
    May 08th, 2023
  • Black Paws Brewing Co.
    Black Paws Brewing Co. fills niche in Devils Lake
    by Luann Dart
    Business
    ,
    Community
    May 03rd, 2023
  • Al Gustin
    One good turn
    by Al Gustin
    Farm Byline
    May 03rd, 2023
  • Bois de Sioux Golf Course
    Swing through two states at Bois de Sioux Golf Course
    by Luann Dart
    Community
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    Sports
    May 03rd, 2023
  • Reader Reply: May 2023
    by lkessel
    Reader Reply
    April 25th, 2023
  • Sara Otte Coleman
    Guest Editorial: Hello North Dakota
    by Sara Otte Coleman
    Editorial
    May 03rd, 2023

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Three daughters, two ingredients – one extraordinary pasta The founders of 3 Farm Daughters, from left to right, are Grace (Sproule) Lunski, Mollie (Sproule) Ficocello and Annie (Sproule) Gorder.
CHALLENGING LEGISLATIVE SESSION ADJOURNS Gov. Doug Burgum signs House Bill 1412 into law. The legislation provides lignite power plant and conversion facility operators five years of immediate tax relief from coal conversion taxes. With the North Dakota lignite industry facing pressures from the federal government and skewed energy market prices, House Bill 1412 will help level the playing field for the lignite industry and make lignite-fueled electricity more competitive on the electric grid. PHOTO BY NDAREC/LIZA KESSEL
HELP IS NEAR FOR HEARING LOSS COURTESY PHOTOS Providing services at the Resource Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing for adult outreach are Tracy Vilandre, Pam Smith, Kathy Frelich, Kristen Vetter and Dawn Sauvageau.
SEPTEMBER 2020: FARM BYLINE - The reliability of North Dakota agriculture al
MAKING GENERAL SURGERY AVAILABLE TO ALL IN RURAL NORTH DAKOTA Dr. Mary Aaland, center, taught a “stop the bleed” class in Linton in November. The program teaches nonmedical people how to apply tourniquets and pack open bleeding wounds. Aaland has taught more than 130 people in the classes with the help of local emergency medical services providers.
N.D. TRAVEL MATTERS: THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PLACES Small businesses play an integral role in tourism, greeting visitors to their communities. PHOTO COURTESY N.D. TOURISM.
THE COOPERATIVE MENTALITY BEK TV sports broadcasters David Sugarman, left, and Noah Reed cover a recent volleyball game at Bismarck Legacy High School against Mandan High School. Photos by NDAREC/John Kary
Fighting Fires in a Drought Local, state and federal agencies responded in April to the Horse Pasture Fire on the Little Missouri National Grassland, located just north of Theodore Roosevelt National Park – North Unit, that burned 5,000 acres. Extreme drought has exacerbated the fire threat in western North Dakota this year, where McKenzie County is experiencing its fifth driest year in 127 years. PHOTO COURTESY NEAL A. SHIPMAN/MCKENZIE COUNTY FARMER
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