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  • Human Services announces launch of 988 emergency number that supplements N.D.'s behavioral health crisis support

    Jul 25, 2022

    The North Dakota Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division announced that North Dakota has joined other states in using 988, a new three-digit number that connects people who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis to trained crisis counselors. Firstlink is the centralized call center that will answer 988 calls in North Dakota. North Dakotans are encouraged to call or text the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline if they are having thoughts of suicide, a mental health or substance use crisis or other emotional distress or if t...

  • Applications are now open for the Main Street Tourism Outdoor Recreation Grant

    Jul 25, 2022

    The North Dakota Department of Commerce announced today that the application window for the 2022 Main Street Tourism Outdoor Recreation Grant is now open until August 9. The Main Street Tourism Outdoor Recreation Grant is designed to support new or expanding businesses that provide new outdoor recreation opportunities, improve visitor experiences, and have an emphasis on attracting visitors and visitor dollars to North Dakota communities. “With the unprecedented growth in outdoor recreation, these grants will help North Dakota businesses and c...

  • CDBG pre-application period is open

    Jul 25, 2022

    The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program pre-application period is now open through Aug. 1. The primary beneficiaries of CDBG funded projects must be very low- and low-income individuals. Examples of projects funded by the CDBG include: • Housing – housing rehabilitation of very low- and low-income homeowner units and rental units within a particular area. • Public facilities – water and sewer projects, removal of architectural barriers, fire halls, ambulances, etc. • Economic development – cities and counties receive funds to...

  • Agency accepting affordable housing development and assistance program applications

    Jul 25, 2022

    North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) is currently accepting applications for affordable rental housing development assistance and funding for homeownership and rental assistance programs for low-income households. “The programs North Dakota Housing Finance Agency administers address the state’s most pressing housing challenges,” said Dave Flohr, NDHFA executive director. “Providing homes for low-wage workers, individuals and families who are aging or have disabilities, and those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness strengt...

  • Tribal college celebrates new publication of Dakota Place names

    Jul 25, 2022

    Cankdeska Cikana Community College (CCCC) is announcing the release of its new publication, Mniwakan: Place Names and History of the Spirit Lake Dakota, a tribute to the Spirit Lake Tribe's traditional language and oral history. To celebrate the book release, the tribal college will give away signed copies during the annual Alumni Gathering on July 21, which is open to the public. Mniwakan-which means Spirit Lake-complements oral tradition with the contemporary version of American history to...

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  • Our Outdoors: It All Comes Together

    Nick Simonson|Jul 25, 2022

    While preparing for the upcoming salmon season, and tying a few extra spinners for summer walleye trolling, my fingers began to find the smoothest of patterns on the various rigs coming together at my desk. The turns and twists of line around the metal of the hook shank and gentle tug that snugged the loops of monofilament into a cylinder of solidarity against the hook eye became a seven-second symphony, replayed over and over and over. With hardly a missed beat, a couple dozen new flasher rigs...

  • The Peluso Report: Sak Sustaining Success

    Mike Peluso|Jul 25, 2022

    The walleye bite at times is absolutely insane for both numbers and quality fish on Lake Sakakawea this past week, with overall fishing success continuing to be good. Walleyes on most days have been trending deeper in the 16-to-20-foot range, but if wind and water clarity are right fish can still be had up shallow, in depths under 10 feet, but don't overlook that 20-to-30-foot range either. The bulk of the fish throughout the lake (east to west) are crushing slow death rigs and propeller rigs ba...

  • Brad's Bites: Some Shifting on Red River

    Brad Durick|Jul 25, 2022

    Catfishing continues to be good on the Red River in and around Grand Forks but has slowed some over the past week. The heat and a water color variation have made fishing a little tougher but it is still outstanding. There are still many big fish around to be caught with many in the 14-to-16-pound range with some running even bigger. Since it got hot over the weekend, the fish have moved deeper during the day. They seem to be liking the slower currents in the morning and then moving into the fast...

  • The Summer of Splat

    Nick Simonson|Jul 25, 2022

    The summers of my junior high school years were memorable ones, punctuated with week-long trips at the lake cabin spent with cousins, classmates and friends from the small houses that lined the sandy shores. Among all the contests we held – paddle boat races, sand fights, pick-up football games that spanned the front lawns of four cabins – those where we seemingly threw ourselves to the mercy of gravity and surface tension in our efforts to make the best belly flops were the most memorable. On...