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As Rainbow Gardens prepares to bloom again, here's the story about the man who planted it

Harry Hayashi, who created Carrington's landmark, was imprisoned during World War II, even as most Japanese North Dakotans ...
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Visiting Deadwood, South Dakota: Gold Rush history & Old West legends

Deadwood, South Dakota, is a living museum of the Old West where Gold Rush history meets modern-day adventure. Tucked in the Black Hills, this town is best known for its legendary past of outlaws, ...
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D'Ya NoDak: North Dakota, an iron producer?

I recently took a trip to northern Minnesota to learn about a proposal for a plant in Minot that would take iron from “spoil ...
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In the 1990s, a dog taught kids about Shakespeare and Homer. A new documentary tells the tale of 'Wishbone'—from his backflips to his historical hats

Many millennials’ first exposure to the classics came from a talking Jack Russell terrier. Originally on the air from 1995 to 1997, “Wishbone” cast its titular star as a different literary character ...