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The restaurant will reopen at a new, larger location in Arlington.

Matt Mason, Nebraska’s State Poet, may have surprised a few students and attendees at Wednesday’s Great Plains Writers Series at Mount Marty University when he started reading odes to ‘80s

Tuesday, July 18, 2023 - Tom Peterson from Jamestown has worked at Collins Aerospace for 50 years. We reflect with the engineer about his history in the air cargo systems business that has grown in both the commercial and military segments from their base in Jamestown. After we hear from Tom, Main Street joins Blaze Culliton from Collins Aerospace to tour the expansive, interesting Jamestown facility. ~~~ Patrick Hicks profiles William Butler Yeats in an episode of \“Poetry from Studio 47.\”

Wednesday, July 12, 2023 - Kayla Jones is a project manager for the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition. She developed a training program about Diversity Equity and Inclusion that is available for various organizations. She joins us to discuss the purpose of DEI trainings and what they involve. ~~~ Harvest Public Media reports on a USDA program that gives grants to farmers looking to add solar power to their operations. ~~~ A group of local Dickinson volunteers and philanthropists are working to...

Over the last decade, the rule book for barbecue has been rewritten. Here are some the most important new authors of this singular cuisine.

Wednesday, June 28, 2023 - Walhalla is celebrating its 175th anniversary over the July 4th holiday. We visit with Zelda Hartje of the Pembina County Historical Museum. ~~~ Poetry from Studio 47 comes to us from Patrick Hicks. Today he profiles poet Barbara Crooker. ~~~ Harvest Public Media’s Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco reports on funding that will help communities provide more green space. ~~~ An episode of Breaking Barriers, oral histories from the Red River Rainbow Seniors. ~~~ Natural North Da...

Monday, June 19, 2023 - Today is Juneteenth, and it's also the day descendants of the Atlantic Slave Trade who live in Minnesota and the Dakotas can begin applying for grants to be used for wealth-building projects. Over the next eight years, the fund will award grants of $50,000 to at least 800 eligible applicants. Here to explain the who, the what and the why is the senior director of Nexus Community Partners, Danielle Mkali. ~~~ We learn about air quality monitoring at the Department of ...

A dispatch from the world’s first “Tex-Ethiopian smokehouse” | Culture

Wednesday, May 24, 2023 - From the UND Institute of Energy studies, we visit with senior research manager Nolan Theaker. ~~~ Chuck Lura shares a Natural North Dakota essay about landscaping and gardening with native plants. ~~~ Journalist Mona Gable joins us to talk about her book, Searching for Savanna. ~~~ "Poetry from Studio 47" profile on poet Bruce Roseland.

Wednesday, May 10, 2023 - Kathryn Rand and Steven Light have been named 2023 Chester Fritz Distinguished Professors at UND. Their area of expertise is Indian gaming law and policy. They’ll be honored at Saturday’s commencement. They join us to discuss the work that led to this recognition. ~~~ Sanctified, is the western produced by Dan Bielinski of Bismarck with the assistance of a host of local talent. It’s being shown Thursday at the Arts Center in Jamestown, so we thought it would be a ...