Good morning, Bismarck.

Bismarck Global Neighbors hosted volunteer training to support New Americans through mentoring and rides, helping to build a welcoming community.

University of Mary social work student Chris Lemke shared his experiences living abroad + encouraged volunteers to get involved.

A local jeweler in Bismarck now uses assistive technology to break barriers and boost access for all customers — the store plans to further improve the shopping experience with inclusive tech and specialized services.

Data from the state's aeronautics commission shows over 105,000 passengers boarded North Dakota's eight airports last month while year-to-date boardings are 1% lower than last year; Williston and Fargo airports recorded slight increases.

Starting May 1, Theodore Roosevelt National Park will switch to a cashless fee system and require campsite reservations at Cottonwood, Juniper, and Roundup Group Horse Campgrounds.

Visitors who can only pay in cash will need to buy passes from local vendors + the park aims to improve the camping experience.

Innovative in-state companies can apply for North Dakota’s Legacy Investment for Technology (LIFT) award, which funds tech development and job creation.

Applications must be submitted by April 23.

UND hockey advanced to the NCAA Frozen Four for the first time since 2016 after defeating Quinnipiac 5-0 Saturday in Sioux Falls; they will face Wisconsin as the national championship is set in Las Vegas from April 9-11.

Bismarck Capital City Coin Club Show

Time TBA — Bismarck Eagles — 10 Coins for $150 on Economy Service — Discover a world of coin collecting and grading with expert insights from ANACS.