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Grace Stanke To Be Crowned Miss Rodeo North Dakota Jan. 6

Property taxes, sales taxes, water rates, homeless funding, school district finances, public health funding and Bismarck Event Center operations were some of the myriad financial issues that marked 2023 in

Some experts say historians can no longer ignore the information about the Hidatsas' claim that Sacagawea was Hidatsa, not Shoshone as the history books maintain

Some experts say historians can no longer ignore the information about the Hidatsas' claim that Sacagawea was Hidatsa, not Shoshone as the history books maintain

Kicking up a cloud of dust, the men riding bareback were in a rowdy scramble to be the first to lean down from atop their horses and grab hold of the chicken that was buried up to its neck in the ground.The competition is rarely on display these days and most definitely not with a live chicken. And yet, it was this Navajo tradition and other horse-based contests in tribal

Newfound Effort Inspires Love of Faith Through Great Catholic Speakers

A Friendly Voice We'll Never Forget

North Dakota oil and gas production both fell in October, largely due to bad weather, the states top oil regulator says.

Born out of necessity and in mastering skills that came as horses transformed hunting, travel and warfare, rodeo has remained popular in Native American communities.

The business team at The Forum wrote about the closing or announced closing of approximately three dozen business locations over the past year, similar to the number of closings documented in 2022.