Muhammad Ali once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard
Opponents couldn’t always clobber "The Greatest" of all time, but 55 years ago, a Fargo snowbank did.
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Muhammad Ali was once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard, then did a TV interview about it
Opponents couldn’t always clobber ‘The Greatest’ of all time, but 55 years ago, a snowbank did
Source: grandforksherald.com
Eminently quotable: 'It puts us ahead of many states'
“Magnificent milestone. We are under construction.”
Source: bismarcktribune.com
Bismarck Tribune archives maintained by state during 150 years of publishing
The Bismarck Tribune marks 150 years today.
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Source: bismarcktribune.com
The State Historical Society is digitizing North Dakota newspaper archives
The State Historical Society of North Dakota is digitizing its newspaper archives, making searchable files available to the public. Main Street's Craig Blumenshine visits with Shane Molander, director of the state archives.
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Source: prairiepublic.org
Workforce Woes ~ Digitizing State Newspaper Archives
Tuesday, December 13, 2022 - North Dakota’s unemployment rate is 2.3%, and yet restaurants across the state say they’re desperate for workers. Where is everyone working? We visit with Becca Cruger, director of workforce development for the Grand Forks Region Economic Development Corporation. ~~~ The State Historical Society of North Dakota is digitizing its newspaper archives, making searchable files available to the public. We visit with Shane Molander, director of the state archives.
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Source: prairiepublic.org
'I will be at the death': This reporter died with Custer at the Little Bighorn — a story first told 143 years ago today - The Dickinson Press
Kellogg was the only reporter allowed to accompany Custer, whose 7th Cavalry rode west into Montana Territory, where the holdout Native Americans gathered in defiance of an Army order to report to reservations, determined to continue the life of chasing the last of the roaming buffalo herds.
Source: brainerddispatch.com
History preserved: how North Dakota's constitution was saved from 1930 capitol fire
History preserved: how North Dakota’s constitution was saved from 1930 capitol fire
Source: msn.com