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Lawrence: Taking time to play Black Hills tourist - Vimarsana News

Lawrence: Taking time to play Black Hills tourist

Journalists get to see a lot of cool things and meet many interesting people. It’s a benefit that makes up for the long hours and modest compensation.

Junior lifeguard competition in Coronado canceled over water safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Junior lifeguard competition in Coronado canceled over water safety concerns

It's the second time a beach event was canceled in the city in the past two weeks.

Source: kpbs.org
Weird Wyoming Law Says It's Illegal To Photograph Rabbit Debunked - Vimarsana News

Weird Wyoming Law Says It's Illegal To Photograph Rabbit Debunked

It turns out that it was a law at one point in time, but it restricted the use of photography for all game animals. However, is the old law still valid?

The debate over Fargo's urban hunting program continuation is close to being resolved - Vimarsana News

The debate over Fargo's urban hunting program continuation is close to being resolved

FARGO (KFGO) - It's still a work in progress, but it appears Fargo's urban archery hunting program on city and park land along the river will be a "go...

Centennial Trees Program - Vimarsana News

Centennial Trees Program

Plans to observe North Dakota’s centennial of statehood in 1989 involved more than just a celebration. The state’s Centennial Commission set an ambitious goal in 1987 to plant 100 million trees by the year 2000 – 1 million trees for every year of statehood, to honor pioneers who planted trees on the open prairie. The Centennial Trees Program was to be a “‘living legacy’ that will serve as a lasting reminder for future generations to enjoy.”