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First look: Dickinson High School construction continues as new academic wing takes shape
$82.3 million project will add 122,000 square feet of new space, with students expected to move into the new academic wing in January 2027.
Northern Plains Ethnic Festival celebrates cultures through food and dance
Dozens of people gathered at Prairie Outpost Park to celebrate various cultures on Aug. 15.
Midnight Beach Party: Bucs embrace tradition entering 2026
Beach football's annual midnight practice kicks off a 2026 season filled with experience, optimism and a senior class looking to go out with a bang.
Dickinson Catfish Fry draws roughly 1,000 for 37th annual tradition
Despite rainy weather, roughly 1,000 people turned out for the free community meal supported by local businesses and dozens of volunteers.
ABLE hosts a National Nonprofit Day celebration at Legacy Square
The event featured five local nonprofit organizations: ABLE, the Best Friends Mentoring Program, Dickinson Public Transit, Prairie Winds Blessings and Bakken Paws.
Punt, Pass and Kick draws strong turnout
Dickinson Parks and Recreation brought youth athletes together for an evening of competition, instruction and fun.
DSU names new track and field coach
Rob Stanton has been named the next track and field coach, per a school press release on Monday, August 17.
Medora celebrates local journalism during Newspaper Night, honors top history teacher
North Dakota Newspaper Association’s READ Local initiative puts local journalism in the spotlight as Medora also honors four standout history teachers.
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Do we pray as we ought to pray? I think not.
Rev. Janel Kolar is a passionate faith writer and leader who shares inspiring stories of God’s love and grace, encouraging readers to deepen their trust in Him.
Hope's Corner: Amazing Facts about Maize
Jackie Hope is the longest running Dickinson Press contributor and columnist. "Hope's Corner" is a weekly humorous column centered on a message of hope for residents in southwest North Dakota.
Northern Plains Ethnic Festival set to take place on Aug. 15
Starting at 9 a.m., attendees will be able to enjoy food and entertainment from different cultures.
Yesteryear: Trinity and the dominance of the 2001 season
With football season kicking off for most teams today, we look back at the 2001 Titans, who remain the gold standard for high school football in southwest North Dakota.
Cirque Italia is coming to Dickinson
Cirque Italia’s Water Circus Metropolis show will be in Dickinson from Aug. 14 through Aug. 17.
Battle of the Badges blood drive returns to Dickinson amid critical need
Dickinson police and firefighters rally community donors as Vitalant faces critical need for all blood types.
Ranchorama Rodeo Days brings two nights of NDRA action to Medora
Southwest North Dakota athletes posted top finishes across multiple events during the two-night NDRA stop in Medora.
Police Blotter: Domestic violence, cash stolen, hit and run
The blotter details arrests, incidents and police activity reported by Dickinson authorities.
'This place is special': Big Sticks reflect on life in Dickinson
From host families to the fans, Big Sticks players and coaches shine a light on the community support from Dickinson.
Artists and models gather in Medora for Echoes of the West
A multi-day event brought participants from North Carolina, Texas, New Mexico and elsewhere to the badlands.
Medora City Council delays adoption of comprehensive plan, seeks further review
Council members seek more public input and clearer priorities before approving the city's decade-long growth guide.
DEQ adds Lake Ilo to harmful algal bloom advisory list
Eight North Dakota waterbodies are now under active advisories or warnings as warm weather fuels blue-green algae growth.
Dunn County Commission addresses concerns regarding Wind Energy Ordinance and kratom drug
During a regular meeting on Aug. 5, local residents approached the commission to express thoughts on property line setbacks and kratom usage.