The Frontier Travel Center has a new service available to drivers stopping in Bowman.

Amidon was packed April 6.

The 2021 Legislature is about two weeks from its conclusion. This means people who follow the Legislature will become more familiar with the arcane world of conference committees.

Downed power lines turned a statewide Red Flag Day into an evacuation of the popular resort town of Medora Thursday.

Strong windstorms are just part of living in the upper Midwest region.

North Dakota is more than just dry.

Approximately 100 people to several hundred people stopped by for dinner – or picked up – a meal of fried fish and french fries at the Knights of Columbus Fish Fry Friday, March 26, inside the St. Charles Catholic Church in Bowman.

Effective reading instruction is one of the first principles of education. To quote Dr. Seuss: “The more that you read, the more things you will know.”

There is a benefit to being 60 or older in Bowman and Slope counties – at least if they like to use the facilities at the Rouzie Recreation Center.

The Silver Dollar Bar and Grill in Bowman has been working hard to improve its appearance inside and out, with renovations inside and new digital video screens outside.

Approximated 200 people were vaccinated Thursday (March 18) when the North Dakota National Guard and the Southwestern Health Unit. Set up a vaccination center in the Four Seasons Pavilion.

During sessions of the North Dakota Legislature, the Capitol’s halls normally are teeming with visitors. Students on class trips. Lobbyists. North Dakotans drawn to hearings on specific bills. Groups that set up displays in Memorial Hall, a few steps from the legislative chambers. During flo…

Against the best Class B girls’ basketball teams in the state, Samantha Oase was a dominant force during the state basketball tournament in Minot.

After a year off because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Pancake Supper came back strong Sunday in Amidon.

The Peace Garden State, its counties, cities and towns will be getting some assistance from the federal government to help cover the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

After the Bowman Parks and Recreation Department won $10,000 grant from the 2021 Community Challenge for a proposed shooting range, they started organizing with a meeting in the Rouzie Recreation Center March 10.

We are moving right along and pushing forward. On Monday the 8th, the first bill of the 67th Legislative session was signed into law by Governor Burgum. It is very pleasing to see oil prices continuing to rise. This means more of the Prairie Dog Buckets continue to fill. Hopefully, the price…

Smokehouse 85 opened Saturday afternoon in its new location after months of work turning a former boot store into a restaurant.

For Bill Fiegel, it is a bright orange ‘pumpkin’ with four-wheel drive and room for six.

St. Patrick’s Day is returning to Amidon – for the first time since the Coronavirus hit America in the spring of 2020.

For the second time in just a few weeks, a red flag warning was issued because of enhanced fire dangers tied to dry vegetation and high winds.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought distance learning to the forefront as a practical way to provide instruction for North Dakota students. However, it took an executive order from Gov. Burgum to make that option possible. North Dakota law didn’t include provisions for distance learning to be coun…

For one night, there was food, music and laughs in Solberg gymnasium.

The battle against the Coronavirus returned to Bowman Thursday (Feb. 25) when hundreds of people got an armful of the Moderna vaccine during a vaccination event set up by the Southwestern Health Unit.

Consistency has been a problem for weather in Bowman County as it shed the extreme cold of recent weeks for snow, high winds and red flag warnings.

Mema’s Meats in Berthold is the newest North Dakota company operating under the State Meat and Poultry Inspection Program.

The Legislature is taking its midsession break. Lawmakers will be back in session with committee hearings on Wednesday morning, March 3.

Cartoons are a passion for Duane Abel.

The frigid weather that kept western North Dakota in a sub-zero zone for most of February has warmed up with a week of above zero temperatures during the day and moved into a windy week.

In Saturday’s Bowman Blowout event at the All Season’s Arena, it was Montana’s Preston Louis who was the lone rider to last eight seconds in the short go-round.

Southwest Healthcare Services has added a new weapon to its never-ending battle to keep the medical facility in Bowman as clean as possible.

In spite of extreme weather, a quarterly shipment of food made it to Bowman County residents recently.

The times are changing for school sports in North Dakota, including in Bowman and Scranton.

A strong blast of arctic air has arrived in North Dakota, dropping temperatures near or below zero for about ten days, according to area weather forecasters.

The Sunrise Foundation has a busy week.