Good morning, Bismarck.

Book lovers can browse rare and out-of-print titles at a vintage used book sale hosted by the library on Saturday, Jan.

24 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (free for all ages) in the Lower Level Meeting Room A.

Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library will host an Arts & Craft Supply Swap where crafters can drop off and shop free donations, and the event takes place Saturday, Jan.

24 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in Meeting Room B.

Barb Beggs, an 85-year-old crash survivor, reunited with the volunteer firefighter who saved her life during her crash, and she said she believes in miracles.

North Dakota experienced a 6.5% drop in visitors in 2025 as tourism numbers reflected a nationwide trend, with local leaders noting fewer travelers overall.

The decline follows broader travel patterns seen across the country.

Rancher Brian Maddock—an award-winning leader—works on his regenerative ranch near Maddock.

He drops hay bales on windy hilltops each day to keep his land healthy.

Federal funding cuts for veteran service dog training have challenged a local group that trains dogs for wounded warriors—losing the funds may reduce support for veterans.

A public health nurse said the flu season—already linked to 5,000 cases and five deaths—has raised concerns in the state.

Officials advise residents to get vaccinated and practice good hygiene as the illness continues.

Missouri Slope Taco and Potato Bar Fundraiser

10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. — Missouri Slope — Donations welcome — Celebrate Giving Hearts Day with a delicious meal to support the Wellness Pathway.