KLJ welcomes three
Moos joins AARP
The Dickinson Press will become a weekly publication in March, when The Bismarck Tribune will begin printing the newspaper.
Department of Human Services hires oneÂ
Starion Bank names president
One elected
KLJ hires four
NDSC welcomes fourÂ
ND Assistive hires oneÂ
Doosan Bobcat announced Tuesday it has invested $600,000 in its Bismarck-based Acceleration Center, where the company tests designs and compac…
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Kids will have several opportunities to meet Santa when he visits the Bismarck-Mandan area on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
CHI St. Alexius welcomes three
A Bismarck doctor who won a $1.2 million jury award against Mid Dakota Clinic in a retaliation case is now set to collect more than $2.1 milli…
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New hires
Transform Holdco LLC, which acquired Kmart's former parent company Sears Holdings Corporation this year, said in a statement Thursday it will …
New hiresÂ
David Black was sworn in Tuesday as deputy commissioner of Social Security to a term that expires on Jan. 19, 2025. He will also serve as the …
Bismarck Motor adds one
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A chain-link fence is the Ramkota Hotel's answer to a lingering parking issue with a nearby popular Starbucks.
NDSC hires one
NDSC welcomes two
Bismarck city staff have updated recommendations for displaying portable signs, allowing businesses to display the signs for 240 days a year, …
Chamber appoints twoÂ
United Printing Inc. has purchased Quality Printing Service.
A Costco, two planned retail centers and a Thai restaurant are among businesses planning to open in north Bismarck.
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