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Heritage Center brings Halloween-themed history to “Haunted Museum”
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Heritage Center in Bismarck is bringing Halloween-themed history to the museum. The “Haunted Museum” exhibits connect the public to the haunted histories of the former Governor’s Mansion and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. The exhibit also educates the public on the legends of gnomes, witches and trolls.
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North Dakota State Fair announces first entertainer for 2027
MINOT, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The North Dakota State Fair is kicking off its 2027 concert announcements with Treaty Oak Revival. The Texas-based band will perform live at the Grandstand on Thursday, July 29, as part of the 2027 Grandstand Showpass lineup. Ticket on-sale details have not yet been...
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Fargo lawmaker who championed legalizing medical marijuana has died
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) -- A man who represented sections of Fargo and West Fargo in the North Dakota legislature for 12 years has died. 75-year-old Steven Zaiser of Fargo died on October 2 at Lilac Homes Assisted Living Memory Care in Moorhead. The Democrat represented District 21 in the state...
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Data Center opposers dress in red and green during educational forum
MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - A community that could be getting a data center was the location of an educational forum about the facilities. Several of the panelists work in the energy industry, and the mayor of Ellendale was also in attendance last night. The forum, on Thursday night in Mandan,...
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North Dakota Heritage Center unveils annual haunted museum
The North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum underwent a frightening transformation earlier this week. The center unveiled its annual Haunted Museum, allowing all who come down to take a look at some of the scariest parts of North Dakota's history.
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Food Pantry Issues Plea for Help
(Bismarck, ND) – As temperatures decrease across North Dakota, the need for food is increasing. Local food pantries say the seasonal squeeze is already underway. The Dream Center in Bismarck is stocking up now with everyday staples like hot soups and cereal. When the colder weather arrives, staff say the need ramps up quickly. They expect the demand to rise this year because of higher fuel and heating costs. The Dream Center food pantry and hot meal services are open to anyone in the community needing help. You can find their full meal hours and pantry schedule on their website.