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Burleigh County Sheriff's Department hosted a family-friendly outreach event last evening in downtown Bismarck that featured interactive activities for children and provided an opportunity for local families to connect with officers.

A decommissioned ICBM made from older missiles will be displayed in the military gallery at the Heritage Center and Museum in Bismarck.

The gallery — under construction — will open in late 2027.

Brian Kalk was named president of Bismarck State College after a unanimous vote by the State Board of Higher Education.

BSC instructors Kristi Weikum and Ashley Brockman are paving the way for more women in fields like electricity, automation and robotics during National Women’s History Month by sharing their own experiences; they stress that women have the skill to succeed in these traditionally male roles.

Bismarck's Bytebots (a FIRST LEGO League team of homeschooled kids aged 10 to 14) will head to the world championships to compete in robotics, showcasing local talent on a global stage.

A Bismarck nonprofit will offer low-cost spay/neuter clinics with vaccines and microchips to reduce pet overpopulation in south Bismarck.

Led by veterinarians and volunteers, the event serves up to 25 dogs and 80 cats (starting at $95) and will return on April 25.

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.