North Dakota still has the highest daily mortality rates in the world It has been two months short of a year since the first Covid-19 “Holiday season raises concerns for a spike in COVID-19 cases”
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New School of Design, Architecture, and Art announced
The architecture, landscape architecture and art departments are combining into one school In 1890, North Dakota Agricultural College, or NDAC, was founded as the research “New School of Design, Architecture, and Art announced”
Presentation addresses how to have challenging conversations with relatives
Relationships can face threats when opposing opinions are discussed With the holiday season approaching, some will not look forward to the heated conversations that can “Presentation addresses how to have challenging conversations with relatives”
Transgender Day of Remembrance commemorates memory of those lost to violence
On Nov. 20, people across the nation and world will come together to mourn the lives lost to anti-transgender violence on Transgender Day of Remembrance. “Transgender Day of Remembrance commemorates memory of those lost to violence”
Native American Heritage Month celebrated across the nation
This November, the United States celebrates Native American Heritage Month, also known as American Indian or Alaska Native Heritage Month. This recognition month was established “Native American Heritage Month celebrated across the nation”
Gov. Burgum announces statewide mask mandate amid “skyrocketing national COVID-19 storm”
Effective Nov. 16, 2020, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has signed an executive order with steps and measures to help stop the spread of the “Gov. Burgum announces statewide mask mandate amid “skyrocketing national COVID-19 storm””
Trump files lawsuits over election results
As the election has wrapped up, Americans now turn their attention to Trump’s lawsuits After months of campaigning, the 2020 presidential election has ended. Joseph “Trump files lawsuits over election results”
Sunflowers remain important crop in North Dakota
North Dakota sees an increase in sunflower production with more acres planted this year Sunflower crop production is projected to be higher this year according “Sunflowers remain important crop in North Dakota”