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Ernie and his wife Cindy are both Vietnam veterans; she also enlisted in the Army in 1971, and that’s when their love story begins.

The growing season has been over for a while around here, but in one northern South Dakota town, there are a few things still growing, thanks to a new greenhouse.

This is Mrs. Peterson’s way of thanking her coworkers for their support and for making her worthy of the Teacher of the Year title.

He’s a self-proclaimed history nerd and self-taught archeologist who spends his days getting his hands dirty and digging up history.

His proudest moments include marching together with his daughter in the Washburn Memorial Day Parade and participating in the Western North Dakota Honor Flight.

Her treasures fill three buildings.

Both teams wanted to do something in memory of John Weis. He passed away unexpectedly over the summer. His son Liam is a senior on the BHS team.

The company is highlighting the Carlsons as part of ‘My Panera’ week. They’re snapping pictures and capturing video of the Carlsons in their favorite place.

North Dakota veterans in the Western N.D. Honor Flight spent the morning at the U.S. Capitol.

Phil Parker and Mark Armstrong were the voices that made up “PMS in the Morning,” a long-running morning radio show on KFYR 550 AM.

Fried’s biggest concern: not ripping his suit in front of the crowd.

Olson’s Service has been in the family since 1996. Rick’s dad, Albert, who is known around town as “Buzz,” ran the station on the honor system.

Iversen doesn’t feel nearly that old. She says staying busy might just be the key to living a long life.

The Weis family has learned it’s about friendships and about supporting each other through life’s toughest moments, and they say that has made this season one they’ll always remember.

You’ve heard the saying, “Bloom where you’re planted.” A group at Touchmark on West Century in Bismarck has taken that saying to heart and found a way to keep their green thumbs busy while living in assisted living.

One Glendive woman has not only found the good, but she’s also found a way to turn her grief into something that’s brightening her beloved hometown.

These days Schilling’s music sounds a little different. His favorite pianist, and his wife of more than 60 years, passed away in August.

U.S. Census Bureau statistics show that just one-tenth of all marriages last 70 years. Couples who make it to 75 years are so rare, statistics aren’t even being kept.

Born Grace Johnson on September 13, 1918, she was the youngest of four kids.

The right teacher can make all the difference in a child’s future. And sometimes, they can inspire their students to follow in their footsteps.

“I missed out on a few years of her life being at college. So now being able to be back and being a big part of it is pretty cool,” said Collins.

Bismarck couple Michaela Kauk and Jay Randall got engaged!

Medora’s Pitchfork Fondue is a picture-perfect image of life in cowboy country. For Lyubomyr, the pictures tell that story and more.

The American Heart Association of North Dakota and Miss North Dakota Sydney Helgeson have teamed up to share some ideas through a new video series called “CPR Songs with Sydney.”

Henke is happiest when she’s in the garden.

Since 1998, volunteers have become an important part of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.

“I like being able to be out in the community and with friends,” Vannett said. Now, some new technology is helping him be even more independent.

When you call 911, you probably don’t think about where your call is being answered. For many people in the rural areas of South Dakota, a dispatcher in Mobridge takes their call.

Vogel and Fichter are proof this stage is a place where dreams not only are born but also where dreams come true.

Glass survived, and his story has captured people’s attention for two centuries. For the past nine years, a group of history buffs has gathered near the site of that bear attack to pay tribute to Glass.