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In the face of a stalled casino plan, Norfolk city leaders are exploring the possibility of partnering with a developer other than a group currently working for the Pamunkey tribe. But state legislators want to make sure the Pamunkeys aren't cut out of the deal.

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 ...

North Dakota Poet Laureate Denise Lajimodiere to deliver commencement address

This July, central Vermont will lose two pillars of its musical community when Steven and Kathy Light of Marshfield move to Minneapolis. For the past...

The Center for Childrens Literature at Bank Street College held a virtual event for the inaugural Margaret Wise Brown Board Book Award on March 9.

California's Bay Area congressional delegation has a dilemma in the form of a tireless tribal chairwoman named Charlene Nijmeh.

Runners and their supporters packed the Sanford Center parking lot on Saturday, Oct. 8, as the annual Bemidji Blue Ox Marathon kicked off its 10th anniversary. The first full marathoners to see the winning side of the finish line were Jesse Prince with a time of 2:37:30 and Natalie Timmers at 3:29:23.

The Labrador retriever quickly picked up the scent and led a Miami firefighter to the top of a rubble pile and jumped down the other side. ”Confirmed!” the firefighter shouted over the din of a helicopter passing overhead. “One deceased.”

Washington County commissioners approved a new $50 million general fund budget on Thursday that includes a minimum cost-of-living adjustment of 5% for county employees.

The Palms acquisition might have seemed swift, but for the San Manuel tribe, it was 14 years in the making.