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Bowman Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to recognize the 2021 Chamber Choice Awards. Congratulations to the 2021 Business of the Year, Bowman Regional Public Library and 2021 Volunteer of the Year, Josh Buchmann! These honorees have been key players in Bowman County in 2020 and beyond. 2021 Business of the Year Bowman Regional Public Library has shown strong leadership in our community and provides a shining example for other community businesses. With generous hearts and the true well-being of our community as their top priority, it is only fitting to honor them as the Business of the Yea...

Local statistics from the North Dakota Department of Health coronavirus report for Monday, March 1, 2021, show one new case in Stutsman County.

TOTAL DEATHS: 1,445 The North Dakota Department of Health on Monday reported the deaths of a Bowman County woman in her 60s, a Burleigh County man in his 70s and a McKenzie County woman in her 80s. Vaccinations COMPLETED SERIES (2 doses): 74,488 (10.2% of population) The state continues to be a national leader in vaccine distribution. The health department urges residents to seek more information at www.health.nd.gov/covidvaccinelocator. As a public service, we’ve opened this article to everyone regardless of subscription status. If this coverage is important to you, please consider suppor...

NDSU Extension/West Dakota Parent & Family Resource Center will be offering this 6-week series in Bowman for parents, grandparents, or anyone working with children and youth. Children don’t come with a set of directions and effective parenting skills are learned, not inherited.  This class offers discussion and practical activities that will help you discover what children are really thinking, feeling, and deciding based on their parent’s parenting methods.  Explore parenting tools to be both firm and kind with any child, from a three-year old to teenager. Monday Evenings: Mar...

Spring Turkey Drawing Held, Licenses Remain