Good morning, Bismarck.

A Korean veteran was honored with a centennial certificate in a local ceremony recently.

The award recognized his service and lifelong dedication to the community (a milestone in his legacy).

Prairie Grit, a North Dakota organization offering athletic opportunities for all abilities, was named a Bush Prize honoree.

The award recognizes the group's dedication to inclusive sports and its positive impact on the local community.

The CPKC Holiday Train visits Hankinson at 6:45 p.m. and Enderlin by 9:45 on Dec.

18. On Dec. 19, it stops in Harvey at 4, Minot at 6:45 and Kenmare at 8:45 to benefit food banks and feature Shawnee Kish plus Jamie Fine.

Bismarck will host an open house and community meeting on Oct.

28 to share the feasibility study findings for a potential indoor rec facility.

Aquilon, a new fine-dining American-Italian restaurant, is set to open this November at 418 West Main Street in the former Mandan Western Shop building across from Dykshoorn Park, and will offer upscale dining, wine and cocktails.

A major oil producer is planning to scale back drilling operations in the Bakken, a move that could impact local production trends.

More details will be shared as the company finalizes its new plan.

On Oct. 14, a US Navy EA-18 G Growler refueled at the airport (one of the most advanced electronic warfare jets), and many locals heard its distinctive roar.

The aircraft highlights the sophistication of military technology operating in our area.

Bismarck airport has launched Gateside by TSA PreCheck — a service allowing PreCheck members to bypass security and meet arriving travelers at the gate.

This program aims to simplify travel for family and friends.

Century High School volleyball coach Jamie Zastoupil, who reached the milestone in 16 seasons (with eight state titles), earned her 500th win at the Fargo Metro Tournament when the Patriots swept Dickinson.

Her team remains 20-5 overall and 12-1 in conference play.