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UM Announces Fall 2025 candidates for graduation

Missoula · Missoula

UM Announces Fall 2025 candidates for graduation

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

MISSOULA — The University of Montana has more than 800 students who are degree candidates for autumn semester 2025, including Ryan McGinnis and Levi McKinney, both of Sidney.See the Story

Williston hires consultant for levee Project

Williston hires consultant for levee Project

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

WILLISTON, ND (KXNET) — The Williston City Commission has approved a one-year professional services agreement with Nexxus Consulting to assist the city with federal coordination related to the Williston levee. In recent years, flood projections have shown high water levels on the Missouri River, which has led the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to determine [...]See the Story

River Otter Trapping Season Ends with Quota Met

Animals · North Dakota

River Otter Trapping Season Ends with Quota Met

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

By Nick Simonson With the thirtieth animal taken, this year’s river otter trapping season has come to a close for resident trappers in North Dakota. Many people aren’t aware of the riverine mammal’s presence in the state, and fewer still…See the Story

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