Bismarck Dakota Zoo director announces retirement

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Dakota Zoo director Terry Lincoln announced Tuesday that he will be retiring from his role after 40 years of service. Under his leadership, Lincoln oversaw growth at Bismarck Dakota Zoo, both in size and in the scope of conservation and community education efforts. “I didn’t do...

THC Beverages, Prairie Berries and the Future of Ag Research

North Dakota craft brewers had hoped to sell THC-infused beverages, but new federal restrictions have complicated those plans. Mike Frohlich of Laughing Sun Brewing discusses what the changes could mean for breweries and the future of THC products in the state. Plains Folk: Chokecherries, Juneberries and Prairie Life. Historian Tom...

Close Call: Mountain Lion Enters A Home In The Black Hills

This could happen anywhere, including right here in North Dakota, and especially along the Missouri River.

Bucket list travel: ‘100 Things To Do in North Dakota Before You Die’

Alicia Underlee Nelson is a woman of many hats, a journalist and author of a number of books. She’s covered North Dakota full time for 13 years, so it’s her job to know what’s going on in this part of the world, yet she never ceases to be amazed at what she may find in her research. Whether it involves meeting a barn full of dairy cows that contribute to the regional gelato supply, or exploring an abandoned missile site, the research for her latest book, “100 Things to Do in North Dakota Before You Die” certainly wasn’t boring.

Johnny Holm, The Tibor Brothers and others inducted into N.D. Music Hall of Fame

BISMARCK (KVRR) – Sen. Kevin Cramer helped induct his friend from his college days, Johnny Holm, into the North Dakota Music Hall of Fame. In his introduction at Bismarck State College, Cramer said he was blessed to call Holm a friend for more than 45 years and said what stands out isn’t just his talent, but also his heart.

Nearly A Century Of North Dakota Outdoors

Like many hunters, anglers and anyone with an interest in North Dakota’s outdoors, I’ve taken for granted the North Dakota OUTDOORS magazine. It began and remains a rare combination for news and insight, explaining the current regulations and impacts of habitat to walleye stocking and expanding fishing access. Stacking the years on top of years the issues turn into an unintentional historical account.

It Looks Like Bismarck Is Getting A New Italian Restaurant

A new Italian restaurant that already has locations in Minot and Grand Forks is reportedly opening up.

Johnny Holm, The Tibor Brothers and others inducted into N.D. Music Hall of Fame

BISMARCK, N.D. (KVRR) -- Sen. Kevin Cramer helped induct his friend from his college days, Johnny Holm, into the North Dakota Music Hall of Fame. In his introduction at Bismarck State College, Cramer said he was blessed to call Holm a friend for more than 45 years and said what stands out isn't just his talent, but also his heart.

Egusquiza, Flake Win 2026 Mandan Roughriders Cup, Climb Clear of the NFR Cut

Dustin Egusquiza and JC Flake backed into the box at the North Dakota Roughrider Cup in Mandan sitting at $111,933 each — Egusquiza No. 12 in the heading world standings, Flake No. 14 heeling, both outside where TRJ projects the NFR cut will land. They were 3.8, and they...

Nearly A Century Of North Dakota Outdoors

Like many hunters, anglers and anyone with an interest in North Dakota’s outdoors, I’ve taken for granted the North Dakota OUTDOORS magazine. It began and remains a rare combination for news and insight, explaining the current regulations and impacts of habitat to walleye stocking and expanding fishing access. Stacking the years on top of years the issues turn into an unintentional historical account.

How to make the most of North Dakota nature this fall

Fall is here. Conversations these days often include a statement lamenting the end of summer. However, North Dakotans have endless opportunities to get out and enjoy nature, and those opportunities are not restricted to summer. So, embrace this change in season. Fall has much to offer. Scenic Byways. Fall is...

Shailene Woodley Visits Bismarck Restaurant After Emmy Win

"We were deeply touched" — this Bismarck restaurant's reaction to a celebrity return visit.

Alaska's Must-Visit Fast Food Gem That's Beloved By Locals And Tourists Alike

The draw of Alaska, or the "Last Frontier," is a sense of mystery and appeal that can only be described as majestic. However, the touristy pictures of glaciers, bears, and cruise ships only paint a small part of the state's rich culture. Most of us will never experience Alaska from a local perspective, and that includes beloved local food joints serving Alaskan wild-caught seafood, Alaskan favorite dishes like smoked salmon on pilot bread, and historic fast food spots like Tastee-Freez. This iconic spot has been serving up ice cream treats, fast food burgers, and fries longer than Alaska has been a state.

People Brave North Dakota Winter Roads For The Ribeye At This Steakhouse

A North Dakota winter can make even a short drive feel like a commitment. Snow drifts across the highway, the wind bites hard, and plenty of people would rather stay home. Yet there is one steakhouse that gives diners a very good reason to keep going. The reward is a...

‘Soul Sisters’ hike every mile of every trail in North Dakota’s state parks

DICKINSON, N.D. (KFYR) - It started as a campfire dream. Six years and 173 miles later, it’s a bucket-list mission complete. Two high school friends have checked every North Dakota state park trail off their list. They hiked through the good times, the tough times and the moments that...

From North Dakota to the Arctic: Local doctor documents record drive across Greenland

Eight years ago, Dr. Jon Solberg, an emergency physician, joined a seven-man team with one mission: to become the first humans to drive across Greenland from south to north.

Almont hosts 67th annual Labor Day Reunion

On the same weekend they hosted their 67th annual Labor Day Reunion, the town of Almont combined history and tradition to celebrate both the reunion and 120 years since the town had been founded. Festivities for the four-day reunion would begin on Friday, September 4 with an old-time movie “Seven...

Feeding Wild Birds in North Dakota: What the Law Actually Allows and Restricts

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! North Dakota’s wide-open landscape makes it one of the best states in the country for backyard bird watching, from black-capped chickadees at a winter suet feeder to mallards paddling up to a park pond looking for a handout. But feeding wild birds laws in North Dakota are not as simple as “anything goes.” While the … This article, Feeding Wild Birds in North Dakota: What the Law Actually Allows and Restricts , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • New Jersey Bird Feeding Laws: Feeder Height Rules, Bear Restrictions, and Fines Explained • 10 Types of Woodpeckers in North Carolina (With Pictures and ID Tips) • 3 Types of Sparrows in Central Florida (And How to Identify Them)

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