WILLISTON, North Dakota, May 6 (TNSPer) -- Williston State College issued the following news release: Governor Burgum has appointed Williston State College Professor and Department Chair for Health & Wellness, Robert Benson, to the North Dakota Board of Massage. "I am glad to step in as a replacement on the ND Board of Massage. Hopefully my prior board experience will be valuable as we head into a legislative year," said Benson. Benson's term was effective April 27, 2022, and will be expire J more PR

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, May 7 -- Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minnesota, issued the following news: Governor Tim Walz today authorized Minnesota Army National Guard helicopter support for the State of North Dakota's flood response. The authorization follows a request from North Dakota officials through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC). The assistance is authorized via Emergency Executive Order 22-10. "Spring floods continue to put our fellow Americans at risk, and when disaster hits, Minnes more PR

MINOT, North Dakota, May 5 (TNStalk) -- Minot State University issued the following news release: Minot State University continues an illustrious heritage dating back to its first graduating class in 1914 by celebrating its 107th Commencement Exercise on May 13. "Commencement Day at MSU is an incredibly special occasion as we gather together joining family, friends, and supporters in celebrating the achievements of our graduates," said MSU President Dr. Steven Shirley. "This year's MSU Class o more PR

BISMARCK, North Dakota, May 4 -- North Dakota Attorney Drew Wrigley issued the following news release on May 3, 2022: Attorney General Drew Wrigley today filed a civil action against Glasser Images, LLC and its owner, Jack Glasser, for allegedly defrauding consumers and subcontractors in multiple states, including North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, and Colorado. The Attorney General initiated a consumer fraud investigation in October 2021, after Glasser Images abruptly closed its doors and more PR

BISMARCK, North Dakota, May 5 -- Gov. Doug Burgum, R-North Dakota, issued the following news on May 4, 2022: Gov. Doug Burgum announced today that help is available through the North Dakota Department of Human Services for qualifying renters and homeowners impacted by the extended power outage in northwest North Dakota following the April 22-23 blizzard and ice storm. "North Dakotans have always come together to help each other through severe weather events, and the state is grateful to be abl more PR

MINOT, North Dakota, May 7 -- Gov. Doug Burgum, R-North Dakota, issued the following news on May 6, 2022: Gov. Doug Burgum today joined local, state and federal officials in Minot for a tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of Phase MI-1, the Fourth Avenue North floodwall phase of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project (MREFPP), highlighting the state's significant investment in the project. "Timely completion of flood protection is critical for the long-term more PR

BISMARCK, North Dakota, May 6 -- Gov. Doug Burgum, R-North Dakota, issued the following news on May 5, 2022: Gov. Doug Burgum today presented his strategic budget guidelines for the 2023-2025 biennium, highlighting the need for continued innovation, cost containment and efficiencies in state government as well as additional investment in employee compensation to address a highly competitive workforce environment and the highest inflation in more than 40 years. While state general fund revenue more PR

UNDERWOOD, North Dakota, May 3 -- Gov. Doug Burgum, R-North Dakota, issued the following news on May 2, 2022: Gov. Doug Burgum and Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford today highlighted the benefits of reliable, affordable baseload coal power and innovative technologies such as carbon capture as they joined officials and workers at Coal Creek Station to celebrate the finalized sale of the coal-fired power plant and a related high-voltage transmission line. Minnesota-based Great River Energy (GRE) sold the 1 more PR

BISMARCK, North Dakota, May 5 (TNSPro) -- The University of Mary issued the following news: While school districts across North Dakota and the country are struggling to find teachers, small, rural towns especially are grappling with the shortage. When teachers can't be recruited to stay and serve in small communities, not only does the school struggle to function and suffer, but so does the viability and vitality of the town. Furthermore, hardships occur to families and towns as graduating high more PR