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On any given Thursday morning, there’s warm camaraderie, familiar consignors, committed cow buyers and a few hearty jokes to be found at Stockmen’s Livestock Exchange in Dickinson, North Dakota. The livestock auction has been working...
Candidates for the Tustin Unified School Board, mayor and City Council had an hour-long debate Oct. 17 over ...
The competition was as hot as the August sun when the world’s elite saddle bronc riders matched up with the best buckers in the business near Sentinel Butte, North Dakota. But in a rare twist,…
8/13/2008: In 1936, in the midst of the "dirty thirties," August was just one in a long line of drought-stricken months. By the beginning of the month, 236 emergency grant applications had been made to the Federal Resettlement Administration from Stark County alone. The whole state was suffering from the drought, though; it was reported in Washington, D.C., that North and South Dakota were the only two states which had had designated all of their counties as emergency drought areas.