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KFGO’s Don Haney receives ND Broadcaster’s Association’s top honor
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFGO) – Longtime KFGO news reporter Don Haney will receive the North Dakota Broadcasters Association’s top honor in Bismarck today. Haney will be awarded with the association’s Pioneer Award, the association says the award is given to broadcasters that make significant and lasting contributions to broadcasting in the state.
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Moose on the loose! Bismarck and Williston residents spot moose within city limits Thursday morning
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Early morning shoppers usually look for the best deals, but workers near Bismarck’s Gateway Mall spotted a customer looking for something a bit more wild. A moose is more at home in the woods than at a shopping center, yet one found itself at the...
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KFGO’s Don Haney receives ND Broadcaster’s Association’s top honor
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFGO) – Longtime KFGO news reporter Don Haney will receive the North Dakota Broadcasters Association’s top honor in Bismarck today. Haney will be awarded with the association’s Pioneer Award, the association says the award is given to broadcasters that make significant and lasting contributions to broadcasting in the state.
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AVORA a capella group showcases harmony ahead of October show
Bismarck, ND (KXNET) — They’ve been performing together since they attended the University of Mary, and years later, the members of AVORA are still choosing to get together for a capella fun. Members include: Kolbe Schanzenbach, Josef Sollmann, Dominick Goettle, Rachel Morrison, and Rachel Wermerskirchen. You can catch...
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Teddy Roosevelt Family Day brings outdoor activities to McDowell Dam
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Families gathered at McDowell Dam on Sunday afternoon for Teddy Roosevelt Family Day, an annual outdoor event offering children hands-on experience with activities ranging from fishing and boating to shooting sports. The event launched in 2013 to introduce youth to Scouting America, Girl Scouts and 4-H....
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North Dakota's Best Fall Hike Shares the Trail With Horses
Most of Little Missouri State Park is not accessible by car. The badlands here are cut too steeply and too deeply for roads, so the park’s 40-plus miles of trails are the only way in, and many of the people using them are on horseback. This is one of North Dakota’s designated horse parks, with […]