HeyJaredJody Kerzman
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Bus 17 delivers joy to kids (opens the original)
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MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - Parents know how tough it can be to get kids out the door on time in the morning. But one Mandan mom has discovered that the secret to getting her two- and four-year-old moving is a school bus—one they’re not even old enough to ride. Catching a glimpse of Bus 17 has become a morning ritual for the Niebuhr kids. Her two-year-old son, Bowen, is a little obsessed with school buses. “We have a bus book, toys and a shirt,” said Mindy. That’s the bus that passes by the Niebuhrs’
Lee Timmerman receives North Dakota Broadcasters Association’s Pioneer Award (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Longtime KFYR Sports Director Lee Timmerman has been given the North Dakota Broadcasters Association’s Pioneer Award. The award is given to those who made significant and lasting contributions to the industry. LT was sports director at KFYR from 1989 until he retired in 2024. He joins a long list of Pioneer Award winners from KFYR, including Jon Cole, Dwayne Walker, Al Gustin, Monica Hannan, Cliff Naylor, Dick Heidt, Tom Barr and Rog Higgins. Timmerman says it’s an honor
Western ND Honor Flight includes a record five women veterans (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (KFYR) - Five women veterans were on this weekend’s Western North Dakota Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. That’s the most women veterans ever on a flight. Two of the women served in the Air Force, three in the Army. Shelly Weppler was in the Army from 1974 to ’76. She was stationed in Germany, the only female in her military police unit. She said having the chance to visit with other veterans—both men and women—has been healing. “It has been good to visit with and hear the stori
Western North Dakota Honor Flight brings surprises, healing to North Dakota veterans (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (KFYR) - More than 100 veterans on the Western North Dakota Honor Flight were welcomed as heroes as they arrived in Washington, D.C. The 111 veterans visited memorials built in their honor, toured the U.S. Capitol and visited the National Air and Space Museum during their two-day visit. The trip also brought unexpected moments for participants and volunteers. The journey began with cheers, thank-yous and gratitude when veterans landed at Washington Dulles International Airport.
Hundreds welcome veterans home from Western ND Honor flight (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Hundreds of people gathered at the Bismarck airport to welcome veterans home from the Western North Dakota Honor Flight Monday evening. More than 100 veterans spent the past two days in Washington, D.C., visiting the memorials in their honor. They say this welcome home was the perfect ending to a trip they’ll never forget. Jody Kerzman traveled with the veterans. She’ll have more with them Tuesday. Copyright 2026 KFYR. All rights reserved.
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