by Logan Davis | Jan 15, 2021
MHA Nation Tribal Chairman Mark Fox Shares a Dream of a New Future in North Dakota By Logan J. Davis For MHA Nation Chairman Mark Fox, there have been many memorable days in his life and career as a tribal leader and another very special day occurred this week. On...
by Randy Wells | Jan 15, 2021
NDNA Education Foundation – Legislative Interns’ stories Readers of this newspaper may notice a few new bylines during the 2021 session of the North Dakota Legislature. The North Dakota Newspaper Association Education Foundation has deployed three reporting...
by Brayden Zenker | Jan 15, 2021
New legislators eager to make an impact By Brayden Zenker N.D. Newspaper Association Education Foundation BISMARCK – Thirteen freshmen legislators will bring new perspectives to the 2021 North Dakota legislative session, beginning their state political careers in what...
by Dylan Sherman | Jan 15, 2021
Virtual participation seen as a new opportunity for North Dakotans Josh Askvig, state director for the AARP of North Dakota, commended the state for its push to make sure meetings are able to be viewed by the public. By Dylan Sherman N.D. Newspaper Association...
by Alexandra Kautzman | Jan 15, 2021
Lawmakers aim to reintroduce paid family leave program By Alexandra Kautzman N.D. Newspaper Association Education Foundation BISMARCK – Rep. Karla Rose Hanson, D-Fargo, said that she plans to modify and reintroduce a bill for a state-facilitated paid family leave...
by David Adler | Jan 15, 2021
What does a coup look like? By David Adler To its horror, America witnessed on January 6, 2021, an insurrection. Millions watched, in real time. Domestic terrorists laid siege to the U.S. Capitol building in an effort to disrupt Congress from performing its...
