This page covers culture, education, family, hobbies, real estate, relationships and shopping in Bismarck. It monitors the everyday choices and trends that shape how people live and interact within the city.
Target, Walmart, and Sam's Club are offering holiday dinner packages for families in the Bismarck-Mandan area this season.
Live Poll
Are rising grocery prices making it harder for you to afford holiday meals?
Live Poll
Should your community approve a tax increase to fund local school infrastructure improvements?
Residents will vote this November on a $116.5 million bond to fund improvements across the school district.
Live Poll
Do you support the addition of creative hobby businesses like pottery studios in your community?
The new business offers customizable pottery painting paired with a craft soda menu for local visitors.
The city honored the former mayor and long-time commissioner with a dedicated space at the local event center.
Live Poll
Do you believe wildlife sightings near local schools should trigger mandatory safety notifications for parents?
Authorities found no evidence of a mountain lion after a report prompted a warning to parents.
The Bismarck Police Department is asking for public assistance in finding a 13-year-old girl missing since last week.
Regular subjects here include cultural shifts in the city, changes in family routines, home and real estate trends, and the way residents approach shopping and local hobbies. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal patterns often dictate the pace of life, particularly regarding housing moves and shifts in family activities throughout the school year. Economic pressure remains the most consistent factor influencing the daily habits and long-term choices of residents.
