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Nightly lane closures set for I-94 Red River Bridge starting September 29

By S. T. Day | Sep 26, 2025

Structure repairs on the Interstate 94/Red River Bridge are nearing completion, according to the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT).

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How many H-2A petitions made by Central ND News publication area employers were approved during 2024?

By C. L. Moon | Sep 25, 2025

In 2024, all of the H-2A petitions filed by employers in the Central ND News publication area were approved, according to data from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via the H-2A Employer Data Hub.

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Local Foods Conference set for October in Carrington

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

The 21st Annual Local Foods Conference is scheduled to take place from October 16 to 18 at the Chieftain Conference Center in Carrington, North Dakota.

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Attorney general says Parshall did not intentionally ignore public records request

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

On September 10, 2025, the North Dakota Attorney General's Office issued Opinion 2025-O-14 in response to a situation involving the City of Parshall.

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Feature film "Hazel" premieres Sept. 26 highlighting North Dakota history with University involvement

By L. L. Wick | Sep 25, 2025

A new feature film telling the story of North Dakota’s Hazel Miner is set to premiere in Bismarck on September 26. “Hazel,” written and directed by Daniel Bielinski, who leads the dramatic arts program at the University of Mary and is founder of...

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North Dakota airports report sixteenth straight month of record passenger traffic

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

North Dakota airports continued to see strong summer air travel demand in August, with seven of the state's eight commercial airports reporting growth compared to the same month last year.

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Bismarck Fire Department schedules open house for Fire Prevention Week

By T. J. Patel | Sep 25, 2025

The Bismarck Fire Department will hold an open house on Thursday, October 9, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Fire Station Four, located at 4103 Miriam Drive.

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Bismarck Historic Preservation Commission installs new banners in two historic districts

By T. J. Patel | Sep 25, 2025

New banners have been installed in two of Bismarck’s historic districts, the Cathedral Area and Highland Acres, according to the Bismarck Historic Preservation Commission (HPC).

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Governor Armstrong orders flags at half-staff for September 11 remembrance

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

Governor Kelly Armstrong has ordered that all United States and North Dakota flags be flown at half-staff on Thursday to honor the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

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Grant supports new pediatric dental clinic and career pathways at Bismarck State College

By M. V. Hitchcock | Sep 25, 2025

The Bismarck State College (BSC) Foundation has secured a $75,000 grant to support the new Mystic Smiles dental clinic and the launch of dental career pathways at the college.

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Water outage disrupts businesses along Memorial Highway after emergency repair

By S. T. Day | Sep 24, 2025

A planned water service outage affecting businesses along Memorial Highway and nearby areas began earlier than scheduled after a repair attempt failed, according to an update from city officials on September 25, 2025.

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Chateau Road in Medora reduced to one lane; full closure set for October 2

By T. J. Patel | Sep 24, 2025

Chateau Road in Medora has been reduced to one-lane traffic near the railroad crossing as of Wednesday, September 24.

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North Dakota invites participation in Mountain Plains Crunch Off for Farm to School Month

By S. T. Day | Sep 24, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) is inviting groups across the state to take part in the Mountain Plains Crunch Off during Farm to School Month in October.

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Dickinson State University holds investiture ceremony for new president Scott Molander

By M. V. Hitchcock | Sep 24, 2025

Dickinson State University held an investiture ceremony for President Scott Molander on September 24, 2025, at May Hall’s Dorothy Stickney Auditorium.

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Who from Central North Daokta area’s former high school standouts will be active on Saturday, Sept. 27?

By L. R. Beard | Sep 24, 2025

On Saturday, Sept. 27, these former Central North Daokta area high school stars will be competing.

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Tigirlily Gold partners with North Dakota Tourism to promote new anthem "Call It Home

By T. J. Patel | Sep 23, 2025

North Dakota Tourism has announced a partnership with Tigirlily Gold, a country music duo originally from Hazen, North Dakota.

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McLean County sets October deadline for delinquent property tax payments

By S. K. Mcdaniel | Sep 23, 2025

Property owners in McLean County who have not paid their 2022 property taxes are required to settle their debts by Wednesday, October 1, 2025.

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Lane reductions planned for Yegen Road and Lincoln Road starting September 18

By S. K. Mcdaniel | Sep 23, 2025

Yegen Road between Hagen Avenue and University Drive, as well as part of Lincoln Road, will have reduced lanes beginning Thursday, September 18, 2025.

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Williams County plans mosquito control treatment in Grenora, Ray, and Trenton

By T. J. Patel | Sep 23, 2025

The Williams County Vector Control District (WCVCD) is scheduled to carry out ground adulticide treatments in the communities of Grenora, Ray, and Trenton on Tuesday, September 16.

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ND250 Commission urges public to join national volunteer initiative for America's 250th anniversary

By S. K. Mcdaniel | Sep 23, 2025

The ND250 Commission is encouraging North Dakotans to volunteer as part of the America Gives initiative, which aims to make 2026—the 250th anniversary of American independence—the largest year of service in U.S. history.