Second Mud & Mullets tournament scores for the community
The second annual Mud & Mullets Volleyball Tournament brought 30 teams together for a muddy day of competition, community and giving back, raising nearly $9,000 for local programs.
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Yesteryear: Revisiting DSU's near 30-point comeback against Chadron State
The Blue Hawks rallied from a 34-6 deficit to stun Chadron State 43-40 during the 1985 season.
Alive Event returns to Dickinson with music, family activities and volunteer opportunities
Free community festival to feature live worship music, family activities, food trucks and local vendors.
Bowman Chief of Police warns about scammer impersonating police officer
Chief of Police Charles Headley told the Bowman City Commission during a regular meeting on Aug. 4 about a scammer pretending to be an officer.
Dickinson Center concludes kindergarten readiness program
ST. MARYS — Dickinson Center Inc. recently concluded its annual six-week Kindergarten Readiness Program in partnership with the St. Marys and Johnsonburg area school districts. The program was offered at S...
Dickinson Center recognizes staff service
ST. MARYS — Dickinson Center Inc. and its parent company, Journey Health System, held their annual staff service awards celebration July 30 at Dickinson Center’s main building in Ridgway. Dickinson Cente...
Dickinson to host free child car seat safety checkup Aug. 11
The event will help parents properly install child safety seats and reduce crash-related injuries.
Dickinson Park Board approves user agreements and golf practice area improvements
The park board met with the Dickinson Dolphins Swim Team and Dickinson Dream before discussing improvements on golf practice areas.
The 2026 spring and summer sports season through the lens
From Bowman County track to Dickinson softball, The Dickinson Press looks at the photos that shaped the seasons.
Dickinson State launches 21 new academic programs for fall 2026
New offerings in technology, health care, business and public safety aim to meet workforce demands across North Dakota.
Motorcyclist dies after rollover crash west of Taylor
The 55-year-old Dickinson man died after being ejected from his motorcycle west of Taylor.
Go-kart racing returns to Southwest Speedway
Southwest Speedway will host a night of go-kart racing Aug. 15, with adult and youth divisions open to local drivers.
Big Sticks rally falls short before packed home crowd
A packed house, a grand slam, and a spirited effort cap off the home finale for the Big Sticks.
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Ukrainian singer Dmytro Somkin will perform at Rockin’ in Reeder
The world-renowned musician invites North Dakotans to experience "live music that comes directly from the soul.”
Taylor edges world-class field to win at Home on the Range Champions Rodeo
Quinten "Q" Taylor put together a strong ride in the finals to help capture the 70th Annual Champions Ride at Home on the Range.
Dickinson Fire Department responds to house fire near Trinity Catholic Schools
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KIDS Program, HIT Inc. to expand into new Dickinson facility as demand for early intervention services grows
New Dickinson facility will expand early intervention services, unite HIT staff and provide a more welcoming space for families across southwest North Dakota.
Shane Balkowitsch and the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
The wet plate photographer discusses the five portraits on display at the TRPL and how he photographed the building's history.
McFeely: Bison QB Hayes shrugs off low ranking by national publication
The Athletic has first-year NDSU starter Nathan Hayes ranked at bottom of Mountain West starting signal-callers.
Port: North Dakota doesn't hold very many special sessions compared to other states
Gov. Kelly Armstrong will soon call lawmakers into a special session for a second time in 2026. While that's unusual, North Dakota is well behind many other states when it comes to special sessions.
Boehm Family Foundation awards scholarships to Richardton graduates
Joseph Bohn and Riley Conlon each receive $2,500 to pursue higher education and career goals.
Dickinson police launch anonymous community feedback survey
New anonymous survey platform allows residents to share confidential feedback after certain interactions with officers.
Jefferson National Parks Association expands partnership to support two North Dakota park sites
Nonprofit will support visitor education, interpretation and park projects at Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site.