"It’s magic": The Band NOVA gears up for another season of performances
The five band members of NOVA discuss their unique vocals, their motivation to be musicians and why people should support local music.
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The Dickinson Press - Area Athletics, May 5, 2026
Dickinson High tennis takes down Bismarck St. Mary's — Area golf teams hit the links.
Is Rudolph Valentino’s spaghetti recipe actually a hotdish?
A century after “The Great Lover” swept North Dakotans away on screen, why was his spaghetti dish a hit in the Midwest?
Did you know? TR Presidential Library salaries are among the highest in the region
A review of nonprofit filings highlights salary growth from 2021 to 2024 and contrasts with municipal pay in Bismarck and Dickinson
UND proud of its people who go on to be leaders at other institutions
President Andrew Armacost said those who leave to lead elsewhere are continuing to bring something to a field they all love — higher education.
Port: A single-subject rule for amending North Dakota’s constitution makes sense
Measure 1 looks to head off cynical attempts to bamboozle voters into approving constitutional amendments that are hidden in complicated proposals behind more innocuous proposals.
Celebrate Miniature Golf Day with a round (or two) at these voter-approved courses
Miniature Golf Day is celebrated the second Saturday in May, and our readers recommend these local mini-golf courses for family, group, or solo fun.
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 6, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 6, 1976
Doug Leier: A recap of North Dakota fishing regulation changes
Now's a good time to highlight a few key regulation changes that took effect April 1, along with some familiar reminders.
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 5, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 5, 1976
Timberwolves stun San Antonio to take 1-0 lead in West semis
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'Take your lessons and move on' is Wild aim in Game 2
Minnesota allowed a franchise record nine goals in the series-opening loss to Colorado
John Shipley: Byron Buxton’s separate peace with Twins’ new direction
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Walker Jenkins suffers shoulder sprain; no update yet on Joe Ryan
Ryan left his Sunday start in the first inning with elbow soreness
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 4, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 4, 1976
Avs put up 9 goals in outscoring Wild in series opener
Quinn Hughes had a goal and two assists, and Mats Zuccarello, Marcus Johansson, Vladimir Tarasenko, Ryan Hartman and Marcus Foligno scored for Minnesota, which rallied from down 3-0 early to take a brief lea...
Ben Shapiro: When does speech become dangerous?
Recently, Jimmy Kimmel tastelessly joked that Melania Trump had "the glow of an expectant widow."
Golden Tempo, trainer Cherie DeVaux make Kentucky Derby history
Golden Tempo, trainer Cherie DeVaux make Kentucky Derby history
Unlikely hero propels Frost past Montreal in series opener
Unlikely hero propels Frost past Montreal in series opener
Eight-run eighth propels Blue Jays past Twins
Eight-run eighth propels Blue Jays past Twins
Injuries, improvements in focus as Wild open Round 2
Injuries, improvements in focus as Wild open Round 2
Twins lose reliever Cole Sands to forearm strain
Twins lose reliever Cole Sands to forearm strain
Student angler groups in Minnesota, North Dakota get young people involved in the outdoors
The Upper Midwest is a great place to do some bass fishing, according to one group's leader.
Four decades protecting North Dakota’s air, land and water
Dave Glatt to retire from North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality.