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Former state penitentiary inmate calls North Dakota his 'blessing'

Former state penitentiary inmate calls North Dakota his 'blessing' | The Mighty 790 KFGO

Stutsman County Homeless Coalition raising funds for Blessing Bags

The bags contain hygiene supplies and are distributed to help those in need.

Labor shortages mean ex-cons in North Dakota get more opportunities for a second chance

Businesses are building companies and reshaping lives.

Senator Cramer meets with inmates participating in Prison Fellowship Academy

(Bismarck, ND) U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer toured the North Dakota State Penitentiary Thursday, and met with inmates participating in the Prison Fellowship Academy.The program takes a biblical and restorative approach to those affected by crime and incarceration. The academy also helps prepare inmates and their families for life after prison. “As a nation founded by people of

stripes - Veterans cemetery sees 250 family burials under new benefit

Veterans cemetery sees 250 family burials under new benefit by   The North Dakota Veterans Cemetery. (Facebook) BISMARCK, N.D. Raymond Voegele considers it an honor for his wife, Rose, to be buried at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery. He served in the U.S. Army from 1946-47 in South Korea. The couple later met in a church choir in Glen Ullin. They married in 1952. Raymond Voegele went to refrigeration school in Minneapolis, worked for a Glen Ullin hardware store for 10-12 years, then at military bases in Montana and later Utah, where the couple spent a number of years and he retired.

Veterans cemetery sees 250 family burials under new benefit

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) Raymond Voegele considers it an honor for his wife, Rose, to be.

District 24 Senator Mike Wobbema Legislative Update

BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The following is a report from North Dakota District 24 State Senator Mike Wobbema from the 2021 Legislative Session at the State Capitol in Bismarck. “We’ve had a full week now of the 67th Legislative Session. Since I’ve been here, I’ve been asked about how I’m dealing with the fire hose. For those who don’t understand the analogy, the fire hose refers to beginning something new and being completely inundated with all the information that comes at you. You probably understand taking a drink from a garden hose in the summer; now imagine that happening from a fire hose – I think you get the picture. In answering their question, I usually quip that it feels like three fire hoses. The information comes fast, and at the same time there is the need to learn how all the processes work, along with all the computer programs that have been developed to run those processes. If there is any comfort in being the “new guy” in this environment

Prison business wants to sell products to state employees