James B. Miller, Jr.

For the third year, Kind Hearts Day brings the community together with free activities, food and entertainment, celebrating kindness while supporting local causes.

North Dakota's higher education board will select Dickinson State University’s next interim president from four candidates on Sept. 24.

Renovations will modernize agricultural programs with state-of-the-art classrooms, labs and hands-on learning facilities.

Board to expedite search for permanent leadership, extending Acting President Ty Orton’s term as DSU faces 3% enrollment drop.

Accused of siphoning funds for 14 years, Lisa Tormaschy faces up to 20 years in prison in one of Stark County's largest theft cases in recent years.

The Elks Lodge helps combat food insecurity by providing over 450 backpacks of food to children through the Dickinson Backpack Program.

Odermann’s contributions to rural water development and sustainable policies have shaped water access for thousands of residents in southwestern North Dakota.

Facing new state hurdles, Beach pushes ahead to replace 9,600 feet of aging pipes linked to water quality issues including low chlorine and discolored water

A record-breaking crowd enjoyed treats, costumes and community spirit at Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce’s 11th Annual Trick or Trunk event — largest turn-out to date.

Wrigley rules cities must adhere to state recall requirements, blocking attempts by petitioners to use Dickinson's home rule charter to lower thresholds and shorten timeline.