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Morton County warns mobile homes face seizure ahead of tax deadline

MORTON COUNTY, ND (KXNET) — The Morton County Treasurer’s Office issues reminder that 2026 mobile home taxes are due by Thursday, October 15. According to officials starting Friday, October 16, the Sheriff fee will be added, and delinquent mobile homes will be tagged for seizure. Any unpaid mobile homes will be sold at auction on […]

Morton County, ND · 29d

okenergytoday.com

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Correction about Summit Carbon Solutions

A correction in our story about Summit Carbon Solutions, the multi-billion-dollar carbon capture and sequestration project attempting a pipeline in a handful of states. While Oklahoma oilman Harold Hamm was an early investor in the project when it was formed some years ago, he is not a controlling owner of the firm.

Oklahoma City, OK · 26d
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Harvest Takeaways After a Hot, Uneven Season in the Northern Plains

(FARGO, ND) — After a hot, uneven growing season across much of the Dakotas, harvest for corn and soybeans is rolling along. Keith Rekow, district sales manager in the Dakotas for Hoegemeyer, covers northern South Dakota and central North Dakota, where record July heat raised early fears of drought stress. Those fears did not play out the way many expected in his territory. “It turned out we had no disease effects in soybeans in my area at all,” Rekow said. Farmers also got off to a solid start, with good stands and no replants.

South Dakota · 29d
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Rancher Gene Veeder highlights working land conservation and Western values at Cowboy Hall of Fame

MEDORA, N.D. — McKenzie County rancher Gene Veeder spoke on the importance of agricultural conservation, local food production, and Western culture during an appearance at the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame. Veeder, who serves on the North Dakota Natural Resources Trust Board and the Water Commission, advocated for...

Mckenzie County, ND · 28d
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Farmers Union donates 40,000 pounds of pork to Great Plains Food Bank

FARGO (KFGO) – The North Dakota Farmers Union has delivered 40,000 pounds of spareribs to the Great Plains Food Bank, bolstering protein supplies for families experiencing food insecurity across North Dakota and Clay County, Minnesota. The donation is part of a five-state giving initiative by Farmers Union Enterprises, which...

Clay County, MN · 29d

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North Dakota Stockmen’s Association members elect Erbele, Schettler for officer positions

North Dakota Stockmen’s Association members elected 36-year member and Streeter, N.D., cow-calf producer and feeder Tim Erbele as their president during the organization’s 97th Annual Convention & Trade Show in Bismarck, N.D., Sept. 26. Erbele, who served as NDSA vice president from 2024 to 2026, owns a Salers-Angus-cross...

North Dakota · 26d

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North Dakota tests a new way to move money

The state-owned Bank of North Dakota has launched a pilot program for Roughrider Coin, a dollar-backed digital asset that uses blockchain technology. Monitor reporter Jacob Orledge joins host Craig Blumenshine to discuss how the stablecoin technology may help complete financial transactions more quickly and the four North Dakota banks and credit unions that are participating.

North Dakota · 29d

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Executive Air Brings Exceptional Aviation Services to Bismarck-Mandan

Executive Air is a private charter and FBO based at Bismarck Airport (BIS). What started as a private aviation company in 1973 has grown into a multi-purpose organization that offers charters, aircraft maintenance, and pilot training. The company’s iconic big blue hangars are easily recognizable to anyone who lands in Bismarck.

Bismarck, ND · 29d

The Dakotan

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North Dakota Joins $2.5 Million Crypto Settlement, Coinme Bitcoin Kiosks Face Shutdown

BISMARCK — North Dakota has joined 33 other states in a $2.5 million settlement with cryptocurrency company Coinme over violations of federal banking and anti-money laundering laws. The North Dakota Department of Financial Institutions announced the settlement Thursday, October 8, saying the Seattle-based company must terminate its cryptocurrency kiosk operations by January 1, 2027, or […]

North Dakota · 29d

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Sustainable Agriculture Grants now available in the North Central Region

The North Central Region-Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE) program currently has four open grant programs to fund research and education projects that advance sustainable agricultural practices in the region. Since 1988, NCR-SARE’s competitive grants have advanced agricultural innovation that promotes economic viability, stewardship of the land, air, and water,...

North Dakota · 10-08

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North Dakota Starbucks Stores Closing in Nationwide Cuts

Signs posted on the doors confirm both North Dakota Starbucks locations are now closed for business.

North Dakota · 09-28

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Standing Rock Sioux Tribe sues over Dakota Access Pipeline approval

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has filed a new federal lawsuit challenging decisions that allow the Dakota Access Pipeline to continue operating beneath Lake Oahe. The lawsuit, filed Oct. 9, names the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. The...

Bismarck, ND · 29d

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North Dakota Stockmen’s Association names 2026 Rancher of the Year

During the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association’s 97th annual convention and trade show in Bismarck, N.D., Brad and Jackie Gjermundson of Marshall, N.D., were named winners of the 2026 Rancher of the Year award. NDSA members for 33 years, the Gjermundsons own and operation a commercial cow-calf operation along...

North Dakota · 10-08

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‘We have to rely on an international workforce’: Agriculture looks for help abroad

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Demand for agriculture labor has increased significantly, pushing farmers and producers to look for help abroad. According to Job Service North Dakota, farmers and AG producers rely heavily on the H-2A program. It allows U.S. agriculture employers to hire foreign workers for temporary farm, crop, or livestock work. There were just under 500 unfilled agricultural jobs across the state in August. Most of these vacant farm positions are located in the northeastern and south-central parts of North Dakota.

North Dakota · 10-08

KEYZ 660 News Radio

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North Dakota Workers Rank Seventh Nationally For Holding Multiple Jobs Alongside Full-time Employment

North Dakota ranks seventh nationally for full-time workers juggling second jobs. New data shows many in the region are picking up extra shifts or side work to cover rent, groceries, and bills.

North Dakota · 29d

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ND is where auto loan interest rates are rising the most, MN is at number 44

(Undated)--With the average interest rate on auto loans rising by as much as 2.2% between the first quarter and the second quarter of this year, and the Federal Reserve’s recent 25 basis points rate hike, the personal-finance company WalletHub today (Thursday) released its updated report on the States Where Auto Loan Interest Rates Are Increasing the Most, based on proprietary user data.

Minnesota · 10-08

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Harvest Takeaways After a Hot, Uneven Season in the Northern Plains

(FARGO, ND) — After a hot, uneven growing season across much of the Dakotas, harvest for corn and soybeans is rolling along. Keith Rekow, district sales manager in the Dakotas for Hoegemeyer, covers northern South Dakota and central North Dakota, where record July heat raised early fears of drought stress. Those fears did not play out the way many expected in his territory. “It turned out we had no disease effects in soybeans in my area at all,” Rekow said. Farmers also got off to a solid start, with good stands and no replants.

South Dakota · 29d