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Bismarck · BismarckMINOT, ND (KXNET) — Music is all around us and one North Dakotan is going after his goals. Local musician $HELTA (pronounced 'Shel-ta' — legal name Dalton Gunnar Johnson) released his third studio album, "Magic City," in February. The 33-track album reportedly took three to four years of hard work to complete. "Its got a lot of music to check out, it streams right under two hours long for total stream time or the total length that it is," $HELTA…See the Story
Minot's $HELTA releases 3rd album with Bentley Records
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Bismarck · BismarckBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — The capital city area now has another bookstore for readers to explore — but it offers a unique twist on the idea unlike anything else nearby. The Novel Exchange, located in Downtown Bismarck, offers new and used books — but also takes book donations. The store features both books and book-related items. Ordering and pre-ordering are offered, but the primary focus of the store is used books. Owner Cassidy Rosene says the i…See the Story
Business Beat: The Novel Exchange, LLC
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Bismarck · BismarckBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — We've got big news on the energy front — in March, we hit an all-time high for well numbers, with nearly 19,000 around our state. However, oil production numbers may drop soon — the federal government just implemented five different energy regulations, which Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms believes will slow progress.
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North Dakota to see courtroom over federal energy restrictions
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EPA · BismarckWASHINGTON, DC (KXNET) — North Dakota congressional leaders are pushing forward a plan to try and and stop new EPA rules which they say will harm North Dakota coal plants from taking effect. Senators John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer as well as Congressman Kelly Armstrong introduced a congressional review act (CRA) of disapproval. The resolution can be passed by a simple majority in both the House and the Senate. The EPA recently approved new Mercury…See the Story
Sen. Hoeven, Rep. Armstrong introduce resolution to fight new EPA coal plant rules
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Bismarck · BismarckBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Bismarck Public Schools has hired Faith Reyes as the new head cheerleading coach for Bismarck High School. Graduating from Bismarck High School herself in 2022, Reyes is a Bismarck native. She started cheerleading in sixth grade and was on the varsity team throughout high school.
The Bismarck High Demonettes have a new coach Reyes was a team leader during both her junior and senior year and went on to cheer colle…See the Story
Bismarck High Cheerleaders have a new head coach
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Bismarck · BismarckBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — As summer nears, more and more traffic cones are appearing on some major routes through the city as road construction crews prepare for a long season of projects. There are various road construction projects ongoing and planned for the Bismarck area, including projects on South 7th Avenue, Century Avenue, the intersection of 4th Street and Divide Avenue and I-94's Exit 161. South 7th Avenue:
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Bismarck drivers can expect delays as street construction ramps up
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Bismarck · BismarckBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Juggling classes, homework and extracurricular activities can be demanding enough for most high school students, but two Legacy High School (LHS) Seniors (Hudson Eggie and Colton Ruud) have been doing all of that while also pursing a college degree. "So, I'm a Senior this year at Legacy High School, and for the past two years, I've been working on my Associate [degree] in Science," Eggie explained.
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Legacy High School Students earn their college degree
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