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Colgan, ND · Business

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Seeds of Hope transforms basement into Christmas store

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A Bismarck thrift store is working to get shoppers into the holiday spirit. Seeds of Hope, at 520 E. Main Ave., has filled its basement with seasonal joy, including 72 different categories of Christmas decorations, from full-size trees to vintage ornaments, snowmen, wreaths and more. The...

Bismarck, ND · 17d

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Fresh Squeezed Success: Regional loan program helps The Juice Co. to secure Mandan storefront

For Jayden Wiest, bringing fresh, organic, cold-pressed juice to Mandan is more than just a business venture – it is a homecoming. After launching The Juice Co. in March 2026 while balancing nursing studies and work as a Certified Nursing Assistant, Wiest brought her products back to Mandan for the summer. Selling out weekly at the BisMarket and pop-up events, the overwhelming local demand proved that Mandan was ready for its own dedicated cold-pressed juice shop.

Mandan, ND · 19d

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A 24-Year-Old North Dakota Multispecialty Clinic Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Healthcare providers across the country continue to demonstrate financial pressures affecting the industry with consistent Chapter 11 filings. Grand Forks Clinic, a multispecialty healthcare provider in North Dakota, is the latest name against this backdrop. Case records show that certain affiliates of the company have also turned to bankruptcy protection.

Grand Forks, ND · 18d

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Development Fund Board Chairmen Connected To Conflict-Of-Interest Transactions

(Bismarck, ND) — Two chairmen on the North Dakota Development Fund Board are being connected to conflict-of-interest transactions. A recent performance audit indicates Chairman Jim Albrecht and Vice Chairman Rob Lindberg may have been involved in four-million-dollars worth of conflict-of-interest transactions. The two men were disclosed by the North Dakota Commerce Department following an open records request by the Bismarck Tribune. The NDDF is a state-administered financing program designed to help new or expanding businesses with loans or equity investments. Five entities were cited in the audit, but the Commerce Department refused to name the companies.

North Dakota · 18d

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Red River Valley Potatoes: A Story Worth Telling

From fertile soils to ideal weather, the region provides the perfect recipe for growing potatoes. The Red River Valley is noted for more than the iconic 1925 cowboy love song that bears its name. The land straddling the border between Minnesota and North Dakota is blessed with a combination of geologic and climate advantages that make it particularly suitable for growing flavorful and nutrient-dense potatoes.

North Dakota · 18d

KX News

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North Dakota farmers seek further relief from lawmakers as oil prices rise

North Dakota farmers have a temporary way to cut fuel costs while hauling this year's harvest. Governor Kelly Armstrong is allowing red dyed diesel in vehicles used for agricultural work on public roads through November 30th.

North Dakota · 17d

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North Dakota Reaches Record 20,177 Producing Oil Wells as Higher Prices Drive Activity

BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota has reached a record number of producing oil wells as higher crude oil prices encourage energy companies to accelerate production across the state. According to figures released Tuesday by the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources, the state had 20,177 producing oil wells in August, up from 20,072 in July. […]

North Dakota · 17d

Pacific Northwest Ag Network

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Sugar Beet Harvest Hits 55% Nationally, Red River Valley Leads The Way

Sugar beet harvest across the country hit 55% done by mid-October, moving right along with decent weather helping farmers in North Dakota push through their fields.

North Dakota · 17d

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ND Attorney General warns of companies offering unfounded stem cell treatments at free dinners

BISMARCK, N.D. (KVRR/KFGO) – North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley warns people to be aware of companies offering stem cell treatments and other human tissue injections through sales presentations at local restaurants. He said they make unproven claims their therapies can relieve pain and cure, treat or mitigate health...

North Dakota · 18d

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Harvest Fuel Relief Coming, But Details Still Being Developed

North Dakota farmers are being asked to be patient as USDA works out details of the new $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief program. North Dakota Farm Service Agency State Executive Director Brad Thykeson says the assistance is intended to help offset rising fuel costs. “It is at the discretion of our President and of our Secretary, Brooke Rollins, to use these funds to offset some of the high input costs that the increased fuel prices have demanded during harvest.” The fuel bill has hit farmers hard. “I had a beet producer tell me that it was going to cost him an extra $5,000 a day just to get his beets out of the field, and that was the per day increase over last year’s beet harvest.” The relief won’t happen immediately, but the FSA staff is working on the new system to get the funds into the hands of farmer. “The headlines hit first and those mechanics come second.”

North Dakota · 17d

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North Dakota Ag Commissioner Candidates Tackle Tariffs, Farm Crisis, Data Centers During Debate

Republican Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring sparred with Democratic challenger Vern Thompson on tariffs, the farm crisis and more during a debate recorded this week. The debate also crystallized a key difference in how the two candidates view the role of government when it comes to overseeing the development of data centers and other industries.

North Dakota · 19d

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Ryan Botner of Cornerstone Speaking and Coaching Expands Faith-Based Leadership and Trades Industry Speaking Programs Across the Midwest and USA

Ryan Botner, founder of Cornerstone Speaking and Coaching, a top motivational speaker in the USA and the Midwest, and a Maxwell Leadership Certified Coach, announces the formal expansion of dedicated speaking and coaching programs for faith-based organizations and trades industry businesses, including construction, agriculture, and skilled trades, across North Dakota, the Midwest, and nationally.

North Dakota · 18d

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Li & O Baby LLC wins first-ever Bismarck Business Pitch Challenge

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A mom is the winner of a $15,000 forgivable loan to boost her small business that creates practical and science-driven baby products. Li & O Baby LLC was started by that mom to two boys -- she is also a doctor. When one of her children...

Bismarck, ND · 18d

KX News

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Bismarck man uses junk removal to support recovery

For Jacob Dockter, owner of Redemption Junk Removal, the business is about more than removing unwanted items. It’s about helping people get back on their feet, offering support through difficult times and sharing the word of God.

Bismarck, ND · 21d

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Lighting the way: North Dakotan linemen on a mission to bring power to rural Guatemalan village

Things like flipping a light switch are often something we don’t think twice about.

North Dakota · 21d

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North Dakota pipeline ruling could affect future power-line disputes

A North Dakota judge ruled on October 9, 2026, that state pipeline siting authority does not automatically override county zoning ordinances governing proposed carbon dioxide pipeline routes within affected counties. Landowners, Emmons County, and Burleigh County brought the lawsuit against the North Dakota Public Service Commission and Summit Carbon Solutions...

North Dakota · 21d

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State leaders announce phase II of the Crack the Code project

State leaders gathered at the North Dakota Petroleum Council to announce their plans to increase oil production in a way that benefits the state.

North Dakota · 21d

North Dakota Monitor

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Ag commissioner candidates tackle tariffs, farm crisis, data centers during debate

North Dakota · 21d

Animal of Things

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Running a Hobby Farm in North Dakota: Zoning, Taxes, and Livestock Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! You can turn ten acres of North Dakota grassland into a tax-exempt farm residence, but only if you can prove you spend most of your working hours on it. That single acreage number shapes almost every legal question tied to running a hobby farm in North Dakota, from which zoning district your land falls under … This article, Running a Hobby Farm in North Dakota: Zoning, Taxes, and Livestock Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Animal Waste Disposal Laws in North Carolina: Manure, Carcasses, and CAFO Rules Explained • Running a Hobby Farm in New Mexico: Zoning, Livestock, and Tax Rules to Know • Petting Zoo Laws in Kentucky: Licensing, Permits, and Liability Rules Explained

North Dakota · 19d

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State leaders announce phase II of the Crack the Code project

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - State leaders gathered at the North Dakota Petroleum Council to announce their plans to increase oil production in a way that benefits the state. Phase two of the Crack the Code project is using cost-effective technology to reach oil in shale rock formations like the Bakken. The goal — to increase production and extend the life of existing oil fields.

North Dakota · 21d