Bismarck School Board member Emily Eckroth has been charged with a misdemeanor count of physical obstruction of a government function. She is due in court Oct. 25.
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Bismarck School Board member Emily Eckroth has been charged with a misdemeanor count of physical obstruction of a government function. She is due in court Oct. 25.
Bismarck School Board member Emily Eckroth is due in court next month after allegedly interfering with a traffic stop involving her husband ea…
Western Christianity has become dualistic, which is an egocentric system, largely argumentive. Non-dualism is extremely complex, but teachers …
The campaign letter by Mr. Les Witkowski, Aug. 18, 2022, was very concerning for the Right to Life belief.
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On Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2022, OUR president signed into law a climate change and health care bill. In part, this law extends subsidies to help pe…
Many negative comments concerning the VA have been made and covered in the media — for example slow or NO service, little or no empathy for ve…
What in God’s green earth has happened to the North Dakota Republican Party? The North Dakota GOP, The Party of Milton Young and Mark Andrews.…
As president of North Dakota United, the state’s union of 11,500 educators and public employees, I want to take this opportunity to welcome st…
As president of North Dakota United, the state’s union of 11,500 educators and public employees, I want to take this opportunity to welcome st…
The $1.8 million cost overrun on a lease for staff of the Attorney General violated both common sense and government spending procedures. Chan…
Shame on pushy Nancy Pelosi. She may have pushed China just a bit too far. Taiwan is working hard to keep their democracy, without her escalat…
Will the vote for or against our great democracy be on the 2022 or on the 2024 election ballot? Will the question read: “Vote for one form of …
I am angry that Kelly Armstrong voted NO on HR 3967, the "Honoring our PACT Act." It would be a no-brainer for me to provide this type of supp…
As a lifelong North Dakotan, it’s good to see federal infrastructure investments making their way to local communities, benefiting residents, …
As a Vietnam veteran, I followed with interest the recent failure of the U.S. Senate to enact legislation that would help veterans stricken wi…
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It has so far been a great summer. Weather has been mostly nice with a few hot, muggy days. I have three rock gardens full of flowers, all in …
Gov. Burgum has shown he understands how to attract large tech firms and the billions of dollars’ worth of investment, jobs and tax revenue th…
In a letter, regarding the Renaissance Zone, the author wrote that a north Bismarck developer claims the program provides an unfair advantage …
I have been seeing quite a few letters to the editor lately deriding Governor Burgum’s financial support of candidates through contributions t…
How many more people will have to die from gun violence before our federal and/or state legislators exercise their responsibility and pass mea…
Two months ago, the attorney general and I exchanged letters regarding North Dakota’s ownership of the historic 1883 Rail Bridge between Bisma…
Recently, Janet Yellen, Treasure secretary, back from the World Economic Forum, proposed securing a 15% global corporate tax rate. 136 countri…
