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Bismarck public library promotes Library Card Sign-Up Month in September

By Central ND News | Sep 10, 2025

The Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library is marking September as Library Card Sign-Up Month, encouraging residents to sign up for a library card.

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Armstrong declares statewide disaster after August storms cause widespread utility damage

By Central ND News | Sep 6, 2025

Gov. Kelly Armstrong has declared a statewide disaster in North Dakota following severe storms on August 7-8 that caused significant damage to electrical infrastructure, homes, businesses, and agriculture.

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Miriam Avenue closure set for September as part of I-94 Exit 161 project

By Central ND News | Sep 6, 2025

A section of Miriam Avenue, located east of Centennial Road/Bismarck Expressway in Bismarck, will close starting the first week of September.

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Bismarck State College announces CyberCon2025 cybersecurity conference dates and speakers

By Central ND News | Sep 6, 2025

Bismarck State College (BSC) will host CyberCon 2025, a conference focused on critical infrastructure and cybersecurity, on September 30 and October 1 at the Advanced Technology Center.

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Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library promotes Library Card Sign-Up Month in September

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

The Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library is highlighting the value of library cards during its annual Library Card Sign-Up Month, taking place throughout September.

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North Dakota launches $7.5 million grant program for autonomous agriculture projects

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Commerce has launched the 2025 Autonomous Agriculture Grant Program, making up to $7.5 million available for projects aimed at advancing autonomous agriculture within the state.

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North Dakota HHS marks Suicide Prevention Month amid rising demand for crisis support

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is observing Suicide Prevention Month in September, joining efforts statewide to increase awareness about suicide, reduce stigma, and strengthen support for individuals affected by suicide or facing...

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Bismarck State College reports record enrollment growth and expanded programs

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

Bismarck State College (BSC) has reported significant growth at the start of the 2025-26 academic year, with enrollment numbers and campus activity reaching new highs.

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Dickinson State appoints director to lead campus digitization initiatives

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

Dickinson State University has established a new position focused on advancing digital transformation and operational efficiency on campus.

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Bismarck advances flood protection for wastewater facility as new discharge route opens

By Central ND News | Sep 5, 2025

A flood mitigation project aimed at protecting Bismarck’s Wastewater Treatment Plant is close to completion.

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North Dakota DOT seeks public input on long-range transportation plan

By Central ND News | Sep 3, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) is organizing two public input meetings to discuss the state’s long-range transportation plan, known as Transportation Connection: 2025-2050.

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Highway 2 eastbound lane restrictions begin in Williston for construction

By Central ND News | Sep 2, 2025

Starting September 2, eastbound traffic at the south end of the Highway 2/26th Street intersection in Williston will face new restrictions as Phase 2 construction continues.

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North Dakota seeks proposals for low carbon fuels program grants

By Central ND News | Sep 2, 2025

Funding is now available for ethanol facilities in North Dakota through the Low Carbon Fuels Program, according to an announcement from Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring.

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North 4th Street to close for tree removal on September 3

By Central ND News | Sep 1, 2025

North 4th Street will be closed between East Avenue A and East Avenue B starting at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.

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University Of Mary welcomes record incoming class amid campus expansion

By Central ND News | Sep 1, 2025

The University of Mary began its fall semester on Tuesday, September 2, welcoming the largest incoming class in its history.

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Lane reductions set for Main Avenue and 26th Street intersection starting September 2

By Central ND News | Aug 31, 2025

Starting September 2, 2025, traffic lanes near the intersection of Main Avenue and 26th Street in Bismarck will be reduced to allow for repairs to traffic signals and concrete work.

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Dickinson State University faculty complete Quality Matters training ahead of new academic year

By Central ND News | Aug 30, 2025

Dickinson State University began the 2025–2026 academic year with a focus on improving instructional quality.

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North Dakota opens grant program for immigrant workforce integration

By Central ND News | Aug 30, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Commerce has launched the Global Talent Office Grant Program, aiming to help employers and communities in the state recruit, retain, and integrate New Americans and legal immigrants into the workforce.

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Illinois student wins Cardinal Newman Society scholarship; chooses University of Mary's nursing program

By Central ND News | Aug 30, 2025

Tess White, an 18-year-old from Spring Grove, Illinois, has been awarded the Cardinal Newman Society’s ninth annual essay Scholarship Contest.

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City of Bismarck opens bidding for three unrestricted Class D liquor licenses

By Central ND News | Aug 30, 2025

The City of Bismarck has announced it is accepting bids for three Class D Liquor Licenses.