Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of July.
Good morning, Bismarck.
City officials say Bismarck’s water mains are eight feet underground (which keeps them safe from the heat) and the Missouri River supplies a steady water source.
City engineer Gabe Schell noted that while heat does not stress the pipes, winter brings a higher risk of freezing (prompting extra caution).
Badlands Search and Rescue and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers launched the 'Wear It' campaign today to remind locals to wear life jackets when enjoying water activities this summer — a key effort to reduce drowning risks.
Officials stressed that wearing a life jacket can protect swimmers from dangerous currents — a simple but important step for safe water recreation.
Bismarck City Administrator Jason Tomanek fills his City Hall office with historic memorabilia to honor his long life in the capital and inspire future plans.
His collection of photos, postcards and paintings highlights local landmarks and reflects the city's evolving story.
Rock the Deck at Hillside
4:30-8 p.m. — Hillside Aquatic Complex — Regular admission rates apply — Dive into a fun evening of swimming, music, and prizes for incoming middle schoolers.
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