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Mandan’s Fourth of July celebration returns in 2027
MANDAN, ND (KXNET) — Mandan’s Fourth of July celebration is returning in 2027 with a full weekend of activities, including the annual Independence Day Parade, a 5K road race and the Art in the Park Festival. The festivities begin Saturday, July 3, with Art in the Park, which...
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Carney reports difficult duck hunting after scouting trip near Jamestown
JAMESTOWN, N.D. — Outdoors contributor Steve Carney says a recent scouting trip through south-central North Dakota produced an unusually disappointing result: hours of searching without seeing a duck in the area he was licensed to hunt. Speaking on The Flag’s Need to Know Morning Show, Carney said he scouted...
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UMary music director hits teaching milestone
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - University of Mary music director Dennis Gowen has been teaching music for 40 years at the University of Mary in Bismarck. He came to UMary straight out of college after graduating from Michigan. He fell in love with the campus and community after visiting it. “So...
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We The People: Invention of the Stetson Hat
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Over the last 250 years, there’s been a lot of clothing that has helped shape America into what it is today. But there’s probably nothing more iconic than Stetson Cowboy Hats. It all began back in 1865, just as the country’s westward expansion was...
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Hazen woman fills once-in-a-lifetime moose tag just days after giving birth
BEULAH, N.D. (KFYR) - It’s hunting season, and your social media feed is probably filled with hunting photos. None of them probably compare to the photo of the Beckler family, Shayla, Jacob and baby Stella. The moose in the photo — Shayla shot it, just four days after she...
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In 1989, North Dakota artist Gary Greff began welding scrap metal into giant sculptures along 32 miles of highway; his 110-foot Geese in Flight is the world’s largest scrap metal sculpture
Who knew scrap metal could take flight? North Dakota’s 110-foot goose holds a world record, thanks to artist Gary Greff.