News

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: UND Influenza Cancellation

Body October 7, 2024 – The University of North Dakota held its last class of 1918 on this date, ending the fall semester early. Although classes were to be canceled for a single day, the devastation of the Spanish flu led to the closure of most schools and universities until 1919.
The TRNP Wild Horses are STILL NOT safe!

The TRNP Wild Horses are STILL NOT safe!

The TRNP Wild Horses are STILL NOT safe!

Body Theodore Roosevelt National Park has reverted back to their plans to eliminate the wild horses that call the park home! At 4 pm Friday, a press release came out announcing that the park plans to round up all 201 wild horses between Oct.
Roy Line stands with his record breaking giant pumpkin. Photo by Larry Stokke.

Roy Line stands with his record breaking giant pumpkin. Photo by Larry Stokke.

First-time grower breaks all time record

Body The year’s Giant Pumpkin Contest broke records by leaps and pounds at the 20th Annual Pumpkinfest in Walhalla In a surprising turn of events, a firsttime pumpkin grower, Roy Line, from Grafton not only won the Giant Pumpkin Contest at Walhalla’s 20th annual Pumpkinfest...
The outside frame of the entrance to the new greenhouse being put up on Oct. 1. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

The outside frame of the entrance to the new greenhouse being put up on Oct. 1. Photo by Hilary Nowatzki.

NEW FUNDING BOOSTS RESEARCH CAPABILITIES

Body Allocated funds from last legislative being used to construct much needed upgrades for LREC The North Dakota State University Research Extension Center in Langdon has received a major funding boost from the state legislature, paving the way for significant upgrades to its...

News briefs

Body From The Borderland News Center Arrest warrant issued for Grand Forks man A Grand Forks man, Kadin Joslyn, 22, has been charged with felony domestic violence. Court records indicate back on Aug.