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A ruthless foe of women’s suffrage, Wilson worked overtly and covertly to block a constitutional amendment granting women the ...

Some big changes were underway at this year’s North Dakota State FFA Convention, especially when it came to the location of ...

The contest is open to companies and other organizations in the magazine’s readership area, which includes North Dakota, ...

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A new group calling itself the "Freedom League" hopes voters won't notice that the authoritarian candidates they back are ...

That area is only going to get busier in coming years. The motoring public deserves to no longer be stuck in standstill ...

Applied Digital, a builder of data center infrastructure, announced Monday it will lease two of its facilities in Ellendale ...

Maggie "Mags" Scanlon is a familiar face in Medora, but last fall in China, a family who hadn’t seen her in almost 30 years ...