Sunday Nov 29 | KFYR-AM Bismarck
KEN DAVIS WITH THE ROOSEVELT-CUSTER REGIONAL COUNCIL SAYS ABOUT 15 HOMES WERE ELIGIBLE FOR THE VOLUNTARY FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY PROGRAM.
We have a new teacher of the month to celebrate this November. She`s Audrey Friedt, a fourth grade teacher at Rickard Elementary.
There just may be a fountain of youth at the Avamere at Bethany senior community because centenarians keep springing up.
What do hunters, soldiers, and doctors have in common? Today, you could find all of them at Capital City Sporting Clays, joining forces to fight cancer.
Southwestern ND bracing for snow
North Dakota is getting a taste of winter. The National Weather Service says rain is expected to mix with snow, and light snow could be falling in southwestern North Dakota and as far east as Jamestown by Monday night.
Southwestern North Dakota Bracing For Snow
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS RAIN IS EXPECTED TO MIX WITH SNOW, AND LIGHT SNOW COULD BE FALLING IN SOUTHWESTERN NORTH DAKOTA AND AS FAR EAST AS JAMESTOWN BY MONDAY NIGHT.
Home Buyouts Might Be Option in Mott
Federal buyouts of flood-damaged homes is not just an issue in eastern North Dakota.
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A contractor estimates damage at up to $200,000 after an agronomy building under construction in the southwestern North Dakota town of Mott was blown down.
Farmers in Hettinger County are hurrying to get their crop out of the fields before hail can be a threat.
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press...
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press Washington The Obama administration is launching a new effort to combat crime on Indian Reservation s. Federal officials will travel to states with high American Indian populations over the next two months to discuss what can be done about shortages of law enforcement personnel and ...
It's something you don't hear a lot about these days...business expansion. However, one North Dakota company seems to keep growing in some vital parts of the state.
The Horse Of Chioce at the Fair
They are more than 200 years old...and still going strong! This morning the annual Morgan Horse Show was held at Heritage Hall at the State Fair Center.
Mott board member seats herself
Eds: APNewsNow. ADDS dropped word 'incumbent' in 2nd graf. MOTT, N.D. The newest member of the Mott-Regent School Board voted to appoint herself to a one-year term on the board.
Scientists are always working on developing new seed varieties because farmer's are always looking for something better to plant.
Margie Herner has been named the new executive director at the Renville County FSA office in Mohall, replacing Gary Albright, who retired on May 1st, 2009.
Margie Herner named new executive director at Renville County FSA ...raised small grains, sunflowers, and had a livestock operation.
Mott-Regent Music Teacher Retiring
After three decades of delivering musical melodies in Mott, Mark Suelzle decided it`s time to hang it up.