Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Bismarck.
Teachers from across the state attend the 12th annual Indian Education Summit at the Capitol on Tuesday and today, where they learn ways to bring Native practices into classrooms and boost student success (according to organizers).
North Dakota’s Vision Zero program hosted hands-on driving safety simulations for teens near Bismarck using a rollover simulator and distracted driving exercises.
The program will extend its training event to Minot on Aug. 5.
Sunflowers are holding up well amid the summer heat, according to the National Sunflower Association.
John Sandbakken said the deep roots help the crop reach moisture that most other plants cannot access.
The National Park Service contracted with Jefferson National Parks Association to run the visitor centers at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, ending a 75-year partnership with the former operator.
The centers reopened on June 24, and the association will also begin managing the Knife River Indian Villages center later this year.
Morton County Commissioner Ray Morrell has proposed a new Historical Preservation Commission to protect Mandan’s historic sites and provide grant funding for rehabilitation.
Public hearings will be held as he seeks community input to shape the plan.
North Dakota State University Extension nutrition specialist Julie Garden-Robinson advises Bismarck residents to drink plain water using a reusable bottle to meet daily fluid needs of 11.5 cups for women & 15.5 cups for men as rising summer heat increases dehydration risk.
North Dakota’s Health and Human Services will require Medicaid Expansion adults ages 19 to 64 to join approved work, training, volunteer or education programs starting in January.
Nearly half of the 23,000 members will be exempt, and they will receive notifications by text, email and mail.
Mystical Market
11 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Grimsrud Elementary School — Free entry — Explore a magical array of vendors offering unique and mystical items.
Rumble at the Depot
3:00 – 10:30 PM — Bismarck Depot — Tickets available — Experience an exciting night with live pro wrestling matches from Midwest All-Star Wrestling.
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