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Get started with seedlings, celebrate Mom and chug Champagne: There are plenty of tasty events on the culinary calendar this weekend. Savor our picks for the next few days, then keep reading for future happenings in the weeks (and months) ahead. Lorena Cantarovici, owner of Maria Empanada. Evan Semón Friday, May 7 Start making your gardening wish list for the season. Boxcar Willy tomatoes? Check. Red Zeppelin onions? Got it. Pineapple mint? Yum. Big Beef tomatoes? Yup. Those are just a few of the varieties of organic plants you'll be able to pick up at the Growing Gardens Community Plant S...

Ken Hamblin Thursday, May 6 Last December, the Preservery, 3040 Blake Street, launched Giving Meals — its way to allow customers to purchase a warm meal for people living on the streets in Five Points. Since then, the restaurant has given away 2,500 meals to its unhoused neighbors. On Thursday, May 6, the Preservery is holding a fundraiser to benefit the program. Restaurant co-owner Obe Ariss will take the stage with a classical piano performance; for $12, you can reserve a seat at one of two shows (5:30 to 7 p.m. or 7:30 to 9 p.m.). The cover charge pays for two meals for someone in need, ...

A North Dakota rodeo veteran's journey leads to bull breeding Beni Paulson, of Richardton, rode bulls for 15 years and reached the pinnacle of his career when he competed at the Professional Bull Riders World Finals, where he was North Dakota’s first bull rider to ever qualify for the event. Now, Paulson is breeding and raising bucking bulls at his ranch. 4:00 pm, Apr. 29, 2021 × Beni Paulson, who rode bulls for 15 years, stands in front of one of his own American Bucking Bulls at his ranch in Richardton. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press) RICHARDTON, N.D. — A...

Taking the bull by the horns: A rodeo veteran's journey to breeding Beni Paulson, of Richardton, rode bulls for 15 years and reached the pinnacle of his career when he competed at the Professional Bull Riders World Finals, where he was North Dakota’s first bull rider to ever qualify for the event. Now, Paulson is breeding and raising bucking bulls at his ranch. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | × Beni Paulson, owner of T2 Ranch and former bull rider champion, breeds and trains American Bucking Bulls for rodeo events. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press) After a...

A North Dakota rodeo veteran's journey leads to bull breeding Beni Paulson, of Richardton, rode bulls for 15 years and reached the pinnacle of his career when he competed at the Professional Bull Riders World Finals, where he was North Dakota’s first bull rider to ever qualify for the event. Now, Paulson is breeding and raising bucking bulls at his ranch. 4:00 pm, Apr. 29, 2021 × Beni Paulson, who rode bulls for 15 years, stands in front of one of his own American Bucking Bulls at his ranch in Richardton. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press) RICHARDTON, N.D. — A...