Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 12th of September.
Good morning, Bismarck.
The Bismarck Police Department collaborates with Bismarck Burleigh Public Health to establish a community triage center aiming to improve access to mental, behavioral health, and addiction resources amidst a 42% increase in welfare checks since 2019.
A Mandan man received a 1.5-year federal prison sentence for drug and weapons charges, with credit for 15 months already served, after a hotel search revealed illegal substances and a firearm.
A Nigerian citizen was sentenced to nearly 12 years in prison and will be deported for leading a fraud scheme that stole nearly $200,000 from a Mercer County law firm.
Haunted History Tours in Downtown Bismarck give a spooky insight into the city's most frightful locations and underground tunnels during September and October.
Kendall Bergrud, a seventh-grade math teacher at Wachter Middle School, is celebrated as a finalist for the 2025 North Dakota Teacher of the Year Award.
Burleigh County officials are collaborating with multiple agencies to secure grants for a study on solutions to address worsening erosion along Sibley Drive and protect residents' safety.
Bismarck's Event Center grapples with financial losses and management turmoil, costing the city over $300,000 with future operational strategies still undecided.
Madison Foster, a senior at Bismarck High, earns a spot on the American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American watch list, marking a significant achievement for North Dakota high school volleyball.
The Empowered Caregiver: Supporting Independence Workshop
Learn how to support individuals with dementia in maintaining their independence while ensuring safety through practical strategies and meaningful activities.
Apple Jam Celebration at Buckstop Junction
Experience a day of music, food, and community spirit while raising funds for the Bismarck Cancer Center at Apple Jam.
Preschool Story Time at Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library
Experience a delightful story time designed for children aged 3-6, featuring engaging books, puppets, and songs.
Clays Against Cancer Flurry Format Event
Experience a fun-filled annual shooting event that supports the Bismarck Cancer Center through proceeds.
Annual Luminary Walk at General Sibley Park
Experience a magical evening filled with light, warm cider, and a pumpkin carving contest in a dog-friendly atmosphere at General Sibley Park.
Lynnes Welding Training Open House
Learn about a rewarding career in welding at an open house event featuring facility tours and instructor meet-and-greets.
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