Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Bismarck.
Devon Headdress — a MHA member from North Dakota — uses social media videos to answer questions and spark conversation about Native American culture.
His work encourages community engagement with cultural heritage.
Jon Godfread, ND Insurance & Securities commissioner, spoke at the North Dakota Residential Resiliency Roundtable this morning in Bismarck to warn that early talks on rate resilience may help limit a forecasted 26% jump in insurance costs.
He advised homeowners to shop around for competitive quotes.
Gateway to Science started its STEM Adventure Mini Camps on Monday, Sept.
21, at its Bismarck center + offering hands-on STEM activities for local students.
Parents and families visited Gateway to Science for $3 admission yesterday as part of a new partnership with KX News.
Gateway to Science hosts Worldwide Day of Play on Saturday (1-3 p.m.) with yard games and rock pollinator activities.
A new program is training rural high school students in firefighting skills using virtual lessons + in-person drills.
The initiative offers an early pathway for students exploring firefighting careers.
Harvest season is underway as southwest North Dakota faces a tough drought that stunted spring wheat, corn, and soybean growth — late August rain helped some crops but yields remain low.
Farmers hope wet autumn days will boost soil moisture for next season.
Puklich Chevrolet in Bismarck and the Department of Health and Human Services will host a car seat checkup on Sept.
26 (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.) for Child Passenger Safety Week; families must book appointments ahead.
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