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Wild horse Alluvium to be adopted by private owner
MEDORA, N.D. (KXNET) — We’re finding out more now about a wild horse that was rounded up and separated near Medora this summer. It now appears park workers have sold the horse ‘Alluvium’. This comes after an incident in May in which park workers say Alluvium was acting aggressive toward a group of trail riders […]
Baseball: Larks showing a commitment to showcasing local talent
BISMARCK, N.D. — If you’ve spent some summer nights at the ballpark cheering on the Larks, you might recognize some of the faces donning the yellow, black and grey. For first-year manager Mark Weidemaier, that was part of the process coming into the season. As Bismarck made an additional effort to winning, Weidemaier also put […]
American Heart Association recognizes Sanford Health as leading stroke care provider
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — When it comes to having a stroke, doctors have an age-old saying that time is brain, and minutes matter. And at Sanford Health, they’ve turned that expression into a daily standard for stroke patients. “This is really calling out our program in rural North Dakota that we’re leading the way in the […]
River Road section will be under construction July 29
Starting Monday, July 29, 2024 at 7:00 am, River Road between Burnt Boat Drive and the north leg of Burnt Creek Loop will be under construction for a seal coat and fog seal application, according to the Burleigh County Highway Department.
NATIONAL DAY CALENDAR: National Aunt and Uncle’s Day
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Aunts and uncles often play a unique and cherished role in our lives, offering support, wisdom, and a different perspective. In many cultures, they are considered second parents, holding a special place of honor. They are deeply involved in the upbringing of their nieces and nephews, reinforcing family bonds and traditions. […]
Baseball: Leaders emerging for Chiefs after early season adversity
MANDAN, N.D. — Throughout the course of a season, every team is going to face adversity. For the Mandan Chiefs, this year has been full of ups and downs. With players battling injuries and illness throughout this legion season, the Chiefs have had to adjust. Working with several different lineups that included younger players finding […]
DSU has a plan moving forward to save nursing program
Dickinson State University (DSU) has appointed two administrators from Mayville State University to oversee plans for getting their nursing program operational and ready for the fall semester when students return to class.
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