Kind Hearts Project to host annual 100-bike giveaway for children at Legacy Square
Joined by local law enforcement and public safety agencies, Kind Hearts Project will give away 100 free bikes and helmets to children ages 4 to 17.
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Gov. Armstrong orders half-staff flags for national Peace Officers Memorial Day
The directive is in accordance with a proclamation from the Trump administration signifying May 10-16 as national Police Week.
Port: At least Gov. Armstrong isn't hiding anything
There is much scrutiny on North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong's political activities this election cycle, but the group opposing him is seriously lacking in its disclosures.
The Dickinson Press - Area Athletics, May 12, 2026
DHS and Williston combine for 51 runs in two games — Trinity boys and Bowman County girls take home Southwest Region Title — DSU softball stays alive.
Alex Balazs and Julie Fedorchak prepare for second primary faceoff
Both Republican candidates for the North Dakota U.S. House seat feel their election campaigns have been progressing well.
Why are out-of-state TRPL staff earning so much?
A New England reader questions why out-of-state residents who work for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library are receiving high salaries.
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 13, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 13, 1976
Wembanyama returns in big way, Spurs take series lead on Wolves
Minnesota tied the game in the third quarter, only to have the Spurs respond with a 30-12 run
Ober fires complete-game 2-hitter as Twins beat Marlins
It was Ober's first complete-game shutout in 124 big-league starts
Marlins' Max Meyer returns home pitching at his best
The University of Minnesota product will make his first start at Target Field on Wednesday
Coach: Wild 'got outcompeted' in Game 4 loss
‘A lot was due to our kind of arrogance of just not getting it in and just going to work,’ veteran wing Marcus Foligno said
Vietnam native specializes in Oriental cooking
In a 2002 issue of The Dickinson Press, Anh Gietzen shares how she values American freedoms and provides a recipe for eggrolls.
Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center provides child-friendly environment, healing for abuse victims in Dicki...
Center offers forensic interviews, therapy services and community outreach programs aimed at reducing trauma and supporting children and families affected by abuse.
The Dickinson Press - Area Athletics, May 11, 2026
Area athletes compete in Killdeer Rodeo — DSU softball splits at the NAIA Championships — DHS track and field travel to Mandan.
Doug Leier: Protecting your garden from wildlife
With realistic expectations and a bit of planning, you can still enjoy the rewards of summer without surrendering the entire harvest to four-legged visitors.
Opportunities abound for women in agriculture in North Dakota
Generational shifts, markets and interest in regenerative practices are driving more women to careers in agriculture.
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 12, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 12, 1976
Why the Wolves are built for the postseason
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Concealed carry instructors say teaching weapon safety is important, despite challenges
Local instructors discuss why people should seek out a concealed carry license and the challenges of advertising their classes.
North Dakota Judge Daniel Traynor nominated to fill Ralph Erickson's appeals court seat
U.S. Sens. John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer recommended Traynor for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit after Erickson announced he would be taking senior status earlier this year.
One year later: Casa Monarca celebrates first anniversary despite business challenges
Despite business challenges, owner Adriana Heredia says operating her bakery in Dickinson remains a “dream come true” as she continues sharing authentic Mexican baking with the community.
Crips gang member, violent fugitive from Utah arrested in Minot
One of the Salt Lake City area’s most wanted fugitives had recently fled law enforcement in three other states before he was captured Sunday night outside the Amtrak station.
A ‘butcher’ confesses to grisly murders of farm family
In 1893, Albert Bomberger, a farmhand for the Kreider family, carried out one of North Dakota’s deadliest crimes because, he said, he was infatuated with the 15-year-old daughter.
DHS trackers post strong showing in home meet
With the state meet looming in the coming weeks, Dickinson High added some personal bests in events across the board.