NDSCS cancels Homecoming events due to update of COVID risk level
North Dakota State College of Science on Wednesday announced that, in response to N.D. Governor Doug Burgum’s announcement Wednesday of all North Dakota University System schools moving to the moderate COVID-19 risk level, the school has decided
Hankinson cancels football game with Tri-State for Friday
Hankinson officials confirmed on Wednesday that Friday’s 9-man football game with Tri-State in Fairmount has been canceled due to too few numbers for the football team. Hankinson, who started the season with 12 players, could not confirm
Grant Money Available to Minnesota Livestock Owners For Prevention Of Wolf Attacks
Minnesota Department of Agriculture New money is available to Minnesota livestock producers to help prevent wolf attacks. A total of $60,000 will be awarded by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) through the Wolf-Livestock Conflict
NCGA Exploring Short Term Demand Growth
Micheal Clements, NAFB News Service The National Corn Growers Association is actively working to rebuild demand by exploring new incremental opportunities for America’s corn farmers. In partnership with AimPoint Research and primary customer segments, NCGA
Charitable Food Organization Grants Awarded
North Dakota Department of Agriculture BISMARCK – The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA), with support from the North Dakota Department of Human Services and the Indian Affairs Commission, awarded 80 grants totaling $2 million
Army Corps Repairing Missouri River Navigation Channel
Micheal Clements, NAFB News Service Multiple issues along the Lower Missouri River’s navigation channel are under repair by the Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps’ Kansas City District is addressing priority areas of concern and
Invasive Vine Spotted in Stearns County MN
Minnesota Department of Ag An invasive vine not seen in the United States in six decades has been discovered in Stearns County. Sherry Kutter, a University of Minnesota Extension Master Naturalist, first spotted the vine
U.N. Launches Green Cities Initiative to End Hunger
Micheal Clements, NAFB News Service A plan by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization seeks to transform agri-food systems, end hunger and improve nutrition in and around cities in a post-COVID-19 era. The Green
Local Roundup: Richland receiving votes in Class B volleyball poll
Undefeated Richland received votes in this week’s North Dakota AP Sportscasters and Sportswriters Class B volleyball poll. The top team in Class B is Thompson with Linton-HMB second, Oakes third, Northern Cass fourth and Dickinson Trinity fifth.
Wednesday, September 23rd Weather
TODAY… Sunny this morning. Clouds roll in for midday. Afternoon rain possible, mainly in northern and eastern North Dakota. Highs in the mid-70s. Winds northeast 5-15 mph. TONIGHT… Mostly cloudy, gradually clearing after midnight. Lows in the