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Changing the math on who learns to ski

Changing the math on who learns to ski

Changing the math on who learns to ski

Blizzard of North Dakota begins fundraising efforts to get local youth on the slopes this winterBy Hilary Nowatzki When Stephen Parkes isn’t on the slopes skiing, he says he is probably thinking about skiing, and when he is sleeping, he’s likely dreaming about skiing.
Musical Mantra

Musical Mantra

Musical Mantra

In the old days, music was a not only a source of healing but it was also the main form of entertainment for many families before technology captured their attention. For one area resident, music and entertaining has been a part of his life from a very young age.
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Red River Farm Network

Wind damaged crops – Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen is seeing the effects of the windy conditions in northeastern North Dakota. “There are some fields that got hit pretty hard with some blowing dirt. We have had some replant on sunflowers and canola already.
Dakota Gardener: A predator in the garden

Dakota Gardener: A predator in the garden

Dakota Gardener: A predator in the garden

I was planting some early onions in my garden and was surprised by a garden critter. I watched in amazement as it scurried across the soil looking for cover. I was glad I had enough time to snap a few pictures as I had found my inspiration for my upcoming garden column!
Valley News & Views

Valley News & Views

Funding available to college students

Incentive grant to combat critical addiction counseling shortage in North DakotaThrough collaboration with the Heartview Foundation in Bismarck, the University of Mary is accessing state grant money awarded to the North Dakota Training Academy for Addiction Professionals (TAAP) Consortium, to offer...