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FARGO — For Andrzej Noyszewski, the most mundane drive to work often elicits a deep sense of gratitude.

Park officials have scrapped an environmental assessment process that could have resulted in the removal of wild horses that have roamed the park's south unit since the park was established.

Park officials have scrapped an environmental assessment process that could have resulted in the removal of wild horses that have roamed the park's south unit since before the park was established.

Park officials have scrapped an environmental assessment process that could have resulted in the removal of wild horses that have roamed the park's south unit since before the park was established.

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On this date in 1993, the Bismarck Tribune reported that Agnes Geelan had died three days earlier in a Fargo nursing home. One biographer called her \“one of North Dakota's grand ladies.\” Another called her \“debater extraordinary.\” Another called her \“a North Dakota legend.\”

And there's still no border deal text from the Senate negotiators.

Patrick Springer and April Baumgarten from The Forum and Dave Thompson, Prairie Public's News Director, provide analysis about recent North Dakota news.

Paleontologists have now named the giant sea lizards that swam on what is now the North Dakota prairie.

Paleontologists have now named the giant sea lizards that swam on what is now the North Dakota prairie.