Larry Luick News Today

Gov. Doug Burgum’s administration has done a lot to make it easier for business in the state of North Dakota, Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller said Saturday, March 9 in Wahpeton.

Editor’s Note: The Richland County Sheriff’s Office, Richland County, North Dakota, turned 150 on Nov. 25, 2023. In our coverage of this event, we mentioned the sesquicentennial celebration would continue

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has suspended his presidential campaign. Burgum, a Republican, made the announcement Monday, Dec. 4, just shy of six months after entering the race.

America’s flag still stands strong, firm and beautiful, audience members in Fairmount, North Dakota, were reminded Saturday, Nov. 11.

The Milton C. Stevenson Post No. 106’s Veterans Day program, presented Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Fairmount Community Center in Fairmount, North Dakota, was a well-attended event.

Legislators from North Dakota District 25 are taking stock of what was accomplished during a three-day special session of the state legislature.

After decades of anticipation and increased attention in recent years, natural gas service is coming to Wahpeton.

Beginning Monday, Oct. 23, North Dakota District 25’s state senator and state representatives will be back in Bismarck for a special session of the state legislature.

"Ive talked to community members. Theyre just so glad to be back on campus," Dr. Rod Flanigan, Ph.D., said Sunday, Aug. 20, in Wahpeton.

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