Tom Stromme is a news photographer based in Bismarck, North Dakota. He has worked for The Bismarck Tribune, capturing local events, sports, and news stories. Tom's photographs have also been featured in The Anniston Star.
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TOM STROMME, Tribune Germaal Forde, front, and Baudry Lukoki, back.
Even for the turnover-happy juco level, Bismarck State's entirely new roster is an outlier, but one Coach Kevin Rice is hopeful will be competitive in the Mystics' final year in
Traffic on the Grant Marsh Bridge on Interstate 94 between Bismarck and Mandan is back to normal after about half a year of construction.
TOM STROMME, Tribune Casey Stern checks out the books in a Little Free Library on Seventh Street in southwest Mandan while out for a walk with his dogs on Wednesday
TOM STROMME, Tribune United Tribes Technical College student Jeremy Pretty Paint, right, works with others while installing the original Fort Lincoln arch on the college campus on Wednesday afternoon. Pretty
Burleigh County Sheriff Kelley Leben, right, and Deputy Lt. Jeff Olson talk in a cellblock in the Burleigh Morton Detention Center in east Bismarck on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024.
TOM STROMME, Tribune Peyton Ross places his ballot into the tabulator after voting at the Our Redeemers Lutheran Church voting place in southeast Mandan on Tuesday.
TOM STROMME, Tribune New houses in the fast growing northwest section of Bismarck.
TOM STROMME, Tribune The intersection of Sunset Driver and Old Red Trail in northwest Mandan.
TOM STROMME, Tribune UMary's Alex Senf (7), center, with Midland's Leo Milan (4), left, and Jared Wisely (22), right.
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