Good morning, Bismarck.

A local line dancing group is hosting Wednesday night two-step lessons to help residents build friendships and learn new moves.

The event offers a chance for community members to connect through dance.

L’Amour Bistro — now open in the former Cowboy Cafe — serves French cuisine to bring a taste of Paris to North Dakota’s famous cowboy town, inviting guests to enjoy its new menu starting today.

Bismarck State College is hosting a cyber camp for middle school students that offers coding, electrical engineering, career information, and interactive games.

The camp takes learning beyond the classroom and will equip participants with new tech skills.

The City Commission approved engineering services to upgrade the wastewater treatment facility — addressing capacity, aging equipment, odors and future regulations — to improve long-term operations in the community.

Today, a state college student promotes a healthier, chemical-free caffeine alternative while BPS workers renovate the Community Bowl track and turf at a 2.3 million cost ahead of school sports; the City Commission approved the 2027 budget, planning nearly 80 million for general fund spending.

North Dakota HHS is offering $50.5 million in rural health transformation grants today to expand access, improve workforce capacity, and boost telehealth, EMS, and health IT.

The funding aims to enhance wellness and care services in rural communities.

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.