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The NDGOP-endorsed candidate outlines his views on energy development, eminent domain, utility affordability and infrastructure tied to proposed data centers in North Dakota.
The star defenseman needed just 48 games in Minnesota to rewrite the franchise record books
The Republican candidate for the North Dakota Public Service Commission shares his views on utility costs, property rights, data center development and government accountability.
The new interactive learning space features 12 themed labs designed to encourage creativity, problem-solving and hands-on play for children of all ages.
DHS softball ends the regular season with a sweep of Bismarck Legacy — Area teams return to the course.
The Cougars tallied nearly 20 hits in the win, handing Shiloh Christian just their second region loss of the season.
Jessie Veeder shares childhood memories of enjoying ice cream with her grandpa and now enjoying it with her daughters.
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 15, 1976
Will Minnesota get back to the playoffs? That remains to be seen
“Everyone’s gonna be ready to play,” Jaden McDaniels said. “You can tell by (Thursday) just how everyone’s locked in, in practice.”
Greenhouse 10 miles north of Carson offers native plants, medicinal herbs, and flowers - plus vegetables developed by NDSU - while emphasizing locally grown gardening options for western ND residents.
United States Forest Service staff discuss the process and importance of reclaiming oil and gas wells in the Little Missouri National Grassland.
The right-hander gave up a pair of hits in the first inning but locked in after that, retiring the next 10 batters in order
Working with 36 local businesses, SWCTE's health science students are getting professional experience.
Either we move ahead and embrace the future, or we watch it pass us by on the way to somewhere else, just like the Summit carbon pipeline just did.
When Minnesota executed the game plan, it succeeded. When it didn’t, it failed
Strong pitching and clutch hitting from the Mavericks helped them pick up a key sweep as the playoffs approach.
In a 2002 issue of The Dickinson Press, Anh Gietzen shares how she values American freedoms and provides a recipe for eggrolls.
With youth clinics and longtime members leading the way, the Roughrider Archers continue to grow both the sport and the community around it.
Here are the headlines from the front page of The Dickinson Press on May 14, 1976
The Blue Hawks pushed the No. 2 seed Our Lady of the Lake to 13 innings before a walk-off homer ended their season.
Leading by two late, Minnesota saw the Avs tie it and force overtime to end their season
With the postseason approaching, Dickinson seniors soaked in one final home game at Bravera Field.
Dickinson tennis has had a strong end-of-season run, and finished off its regular season with a win over Williston on senior day.