Sept. 9, 2016 Rally Against The Pipeline /The Oceti Sakowin Run (Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary – Right Front & Bismarck Chief of Police Dan Donlin – Right Rear). Photo by Prairie Rose Seminole. Last week Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary announced [read more…]
It’s hard to believe, but a year ago the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests were a hot button topic here in North Dakota and even internationally. Thousands of people flocked to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. The media was a buzz [read more…]
Ethanol and ethanol subsidies are often found as a subject of debate in political and agricultural circles. Those who support ethanol subsidies have historically looked at them as a means of gaining “energy independence” and reducing “greenhouse gas emissions”. Those [read more…]
Today was opening day of the North Dakota Deer Gun Season. Not long ago this day was all but an official holiday for North Dakotan’s across the state. But those days are seemingly behind us and I’m left to wonder [read more…]
Yesterday it was reported that North Dakota has joined 34 other states as a party to a law suit with South Dakota in seeking to force a sales tax for online purchases. Our very own Attorney General, Wayne Stenehjem, said [read more…]
Less than two weeks ago, it was reported that Border States Electric CEO Tammy Miller had been in Washington, DC amidst speculation she was considering jumping into the race for U.S. Senate. A source close to the situation now says [read more…]
On October 15th the Bismarck Tribune reported that an officer from the Bismarck Police Department had shot and wounded a man in an altercation . We now know that man to be 51-year-old Donald Joseph Miller. Their article described the events [read more…]
On October 20th it hit the news that North Dakota’s Tax Commissioner, Ryan Rauschenberger, had been pulled over and arrested for a DUI on September 30th. Only in North Dakota could an elected state-wide official do such a thing and not [read more…]
Last month we covered the City of Bismarck’s so-called “demonstration project” known as the “ Pop-Up Pathway“. This temporary path was the result of a proposal to build a “Bismarck Central Pathway” from the downtown area to the Riverfront. It [read more…]
Republicans in general are known as the party of limited government, low taxes, and fiscal responsibility. Unfortunately, this has become more of a catch phrase than a reality. And although many Republicans will argue that, the numbers hold true at [read more…]
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