September 09, 2022 Bowman County Pioneer By Brad Mosher Lexi Coates, the Veterans Service Officer for Bowman County recently held two seminars to help explain the changes that could affect the approximately 200 veterans who live in the county. Many of the changes were related to the...
December 23, 2022 Bowman County Pioneer Staff Four days of snow in the recent blizzard kept the crew at the Frontier Travel Center in Bowman busy clearing the parking and pump areas of snow while both Highway 85 and Highway 12 were closed. Photos by Brad Mosher. For...
September 16, 2022 By Brad Mosher The state is continuing most of the road construction in Bowman and Slope counties through October, according to one of the district engineers for the North Dakota Department of Transportation. However, the locations may be changing soon. Rob Rayhorn, the district engineers for...
September 09, 2022 Bowman County Pioneer Staff Report Bowman County and Slope County is under construction. While one project is slated to end soon, others will remain being repaired through into October. However, the east intersection of US 12 and US 85 (near the fairgrounds) is being reconstructed in...
April 22, 2022 Bowman County Pioneer Staff Report Spring may have just recently arrived in North Dakota, but much of the state and region didn’t look like it for the past week. Some cities, like Minot, got about three feet of snow over a three-day period...
April 01, 2022 BISMARCK, N.D. – The Western North Dakota Honor Flight announces their inaugural flight out of Bismarck, North Dakota, will have 93 American military veterans aboard. They are veterans of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. The flight...
January 07, 2022 By Jeff Beach Agweek Photo by Brad Mosher Inflation coupled with the effects of The Great Resignation will be among the factors to watch in the coming year in agriculture. Every year is a gamble in agriculture, with the cards being revealed in due time. But...
December 10, 2021 Drought-stressed forages can be high in nitrates and cause toxicity issues in cattle. (NDSU photo) Many livestock operations harvested drought-affected crops, annual small-grains or other alternative forages to make up for reduced hay production in North Dakota. These drought-stressed forages can be...
November 10, 2021 By Brad Mosher bmosher@badlandspatriot.com The rebirth of the annual Hunter Supper in Rhame Friday (Nov. 5) was a success, one of the organizers said as he looked out at an American Legion Hall filled with people eating and getting ready for the for...
October 8, 2021 Due to the impacts of widespread drought on forage and hay production in North Dakota, most livestock producers are seeking feed resources to get animals through the upcoming winter. The United States Department of Agriculture recently announced that the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey...
