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From Norway to Gwinner, The Never Quitters put ND ag innovation on global stage (opens the original)
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Did you know two of the world's most important pieces of farm machinery can be traced to North Dakota? "The Never Quitters: The E.G. Melroe Legacy" is a new book that chronicles the story of a Norwegian immigrant who settled in tiny Gwinner, ND, and helped design machinery that made life easier for farmers here and abroad. Howard Dahl, a third-generation agricultural pioneer and executive, co-wrote the book with Patrick McCloskey. The two will be featured this Wednesday, September 16, at Emergin
Indigenized Energy brings People of the Sun to Standing Rock (opens the original)
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Billed not as a protest, but a celebration, the People of the Sun Festival at Standing Rock Nation next week aims to bring tribes, allies, and musicians together to capture some of the spirit of the ten-year-old NoDAPL movement. The September 16-18 gathering around the Prairie Knights Casino features appearances by actors Shailene Woodley, Gary Dourdan, Mark Ruffalo (virtually), Frances Fisher, Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas, and former NBA All-Star Joakim Noah. There will also be traditional musi
A decade after DAPL, former tribal chairman plants seeds of change on Standing Rock (opens the original)
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Trust doesn’t come easy for former Standing Rock Tribal Chairman David Archambault II. Whether it’s a public radio producer or a transplanted buffalo who is still skittish about its new home, the leader of regenerative nonprofit WOZU has good reason to be guarded. Just over ten years ago, when people protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline protests were staring down Mother Nature as much as law enforcement and pipeline security, Archambault asked people from Indigenous communities and their allies
Thomas Dolby reunites old band for North Dakota show (opens the original)
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Synth and tech pioneer Thomas Dolby has reunited his old band, The Lost Toy People, for a nationwide tour that includes a stop in North Dakota — they'll be at the Totally Tubular Festival at 4 Bears Casino in New Town on Saturday, August 1. Dolby's third album, Aliens Ate My Buick (1988), featured a funk-heavy sound from the band, and a departure from his keyboard-driven and introspective previous works. At their North Dakota show, The Lost Toy People and Dolby will play the album nearly in full
Beautiful presidential library won't shy away from ugly history (opens the original)
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If you ever had the urge to “talk” to a dead president, you can, at the newly-opened Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota. Or at least you can interact with an AI version, as I did during a grand tour of the facility, which was built into a butte overlooking the namesake national park. I asked AI Teddy about his feelings for North Dakota. “He” replied, “The open skies and cold wind worked the sorrow out of my bones. That lonely prairie made me, in many ways, the man th
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