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  • Rural health funding, German-Russian heritage, winter STEM at Gateway to Science, news and a look at how researchers face major cuts under new federal policies.
  • In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll hear Alex DeCoteau, educator and enrolled Member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, share his insight into exactly what it is that Native Americans have contributed to the United States.
  • President Theodore Roosevelt called the first Governor’s Conference in 1908. Roosevelt was concerned about the state of the environment and invited all the governors to the White House to discuss conservation. The governors found the gathering so useful that they went on to establish the National Governors Association. The organization is made up of the governors of all states and territories.
  • What's on everybody's minds in North Dakota? Of course it's the weather. And with a pretty frightening temperature forecast over the next few days, our Prairie Beat podcast team will dive right into it, or take the polar bear plunge, as the case might be.
  • This week on Prairie Plates, an interview with Taylor Snelling, owner of Mezzaluna in downtown Fargo.Host Rick Gion talks with Snelling about being a restaurateur, the Mezzaluna menu, cocktails, Valentine's Day, and The Drawing Room — a secret speakeasy below the restaurant.
  • Neurologist Dr. Ray Dorsey rethinks Parkinson’s prevention, while Amanda Sayre from Dakota Medical Foundation explores how philanthropy strengthens community health.
  • On this date, in 1971, a young man named Steve Blehm scored 85 points during the Ramsey County Basketball Tournament in stark weather. That's right, 85 points.
  • In March of 1919, members of the American Expeditionary Force convened in Paris to create the American Legion, a patriotic veterans organization. World War I veterans returning home from Europe started posts across America.
  • Oil prices cool the Bakken as Williston’s mayor weighs impacts, travel writer Alicia Underlee Nelson shares spring tips, Plains Folk explores pie melons, and dairies adapt.
  • On this date in 1798, Flat Mouth arrived at the North West Company Pembina post.
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