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Shakespeare is back at the North Dakota Capitol

by Cameron Brewer / Jul 25, 2021

After a year of canceled performances, Shakespeare is back at the North Dakota Capitol.

The nonprofit, Capitol Shakespeare, has been putting on free shows for those in the Bismarck-Mandan area since 2008.

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Bikers across Bismarck-Mandan rallied the streets to remember Sam Von Ruden and raise funds for his family

by Cameron Brewer / Jul 25, 2021

In continuing coverage, the community is rallying behind the family of a Bismarck teenager who died this month.

Bikers across Bismarck-Mandan rode the streets to remember an 18-year-old who lost his life two weeks ago while riding a motorcycle.

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ND firefighters injured in Montana blaze in stable condition

by The Associated Press / Jul 25, 2021

JORDAN, Montana (AP) — Five federal firefighters remained hospitalized Sunday in stable condition after sustaining burn injuries when swirling winds blew a lightning-caused wildfire back on them in eastern Montana on Thursday.

The five were building a defensive line at the Devil’s Creek Fire in Garfield County when the weather shifted, said Bureau of Land Management spokesman Mark Jacobsen.

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