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Exploring Tioga: The Oil Capitol's History, Community Leaders, and Resilient Spirit
"Ladies of Another View-My Hometown" is a captivating television show that delves into the dynamic world of Tioga, North Dakota, known as the Oil Capitol. The show offers a rich tapestry of stories and insights from various prominent local figures, each bringing a unique perspective to the table.
Burlington, ND: Exploring the Oldest City in Ward County
In the latest episode of Ladies of Another View, the spotlight is on the charming town of Burlington, ND, which happens to be the oldest city in Ward County. The episode takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the history and present-day life of this historic town.
Chuppe Health of Bismarck Sponsors BEK TV's Athlete of the Week
Something exciting is happening for high school athletes in North Dakota! This year, with the help from Chuppe Health in Bismarck, BEK TV has launched a feature highlight called "Chuppe Health Student Athlete of the Week". This awesome initiative aims to highlight outstanding high school athletes, and it's all thanks to the support of Chuppe Health of Bismarck.
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"My Hometown: Ellendale, ND - A Blend of Charm and Amenities"
In the latest episode of "Ladies of Another View," the ladies embark on a journey to Ellendale, ND, where they discover a charming town that combines small-town charm with big-city amenities. Ellendale, known as "My Hometown," offers a delightful blend of attractions and features that make it a unique destination.
A Special 'Legislature Today': Review of the North Dakota Special Session with Gary Emineth
Gary Emineth, longtime North Dakota political figure, is back with a special episode of "Legislature Today" focusing on the recent special North Dakota session that took place from October 23-25. This particular session was called by Governor Doug Burgum due to a Supreme Court decision that declared a bill, known as the "Christmas Tree Bill," unconstitutional. This is big news, and it's essential to understand what this means for North Dakotans.
Tour Day 4: Discussing Underreported Struggles and New Political Shifts in U.S. Heartland
Day 4 of Tour: Today on "Across the Pond," hosts delved into some vital issues that mainstream media often overlook, highlighting the essence of local control and environmental stewardship. Their discussion provided a robust recap of the "Across The Pond" tour's recent stop in Aberdeen, South Dakota, illuminating the event's focus on fostering stronger transatlantic ties.
Tour Day 3: Discussing Justice, Agriculture, and Community Resilience on 'Across the Pond'
Day 3 of Tour: In today's riveting episode of "Across the Pond" with the steadfast advocates for truth, Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, the dialogue was enriched by the presence of Jim and special guest, John Bolin. Our dedicated hosts delved into critical topics that underscore the fundamental principles: justice, law and order, and the valor of the law-abiding citizen. They emphasized the necessity of upholding these tenets to ensure the security and prosperity of our society.
Navigator CO2 Cancels Project, Summit Carbon Solutions Faces Delays
The special report titled "Capturing America's Heartland: CO2 Pipeline" discusses recent developments in the CO2 pipeline industry in the American Midwest. On Friday, October 20th, Navigator CO2 Ventures, one of three companies planning CO2 pipelines in the region, announced the cancellation of its Heartland Greenway pipeline project. The company cited challenges related to the unpredictable regulatory and government processes, particularly in South Dakota and Iowa, as the primary reason for the project's cancellation. Navigator CO2's CEO, Matt Vining, expressed disappointment at not being able to provide services to customers.
Tour Day 2: Unity, Constitution, and the Personal Battles Against Breast Cancer
Day 2 of Tour: In a recent riveting episode of "Across the Pond," co-hosts Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, alongside special guest Jim Ferguson, delved deep into their experiences from the ongoing tour. The trio highlights the profound impact the journey is having on them personally and professionally. One of the significant segments that stands out is their visit to a Wisconsin dairy farm, an experience that paints a vivid picture of American pastoral life and the industrious nature of the dairy industry.
Tour Day 1: Cowboy Ethics, Community Aid, Eco-Innovation, Land Rights, and Raw Milk Freedom Fight
Day 1 of Tour: Welcome to another stirring episode of "Across the Pond" with your vigilant hosts, Trent Loos and Andrew Henderson, dedicated to unfurling the banner of truth in agriculture and rural living from both sides of the Atlantic. In today's recap of day one of the groundbreaking Across The Pond tour, we delve into an array of topics that resonate with the heartstrings of true patriots and those who hold the agrarian way of life dear.
ND Stakeholders Rally & The Administration's Stance on CO2 Pipeline Regulations
North Dakota stakeholders are awaiting the Public Service Commission's decision concerning the permit reconsideration for a CO2 pipeline proposed by Summit Carbon Solutions.
Part 1: Grandma of Grassroots Organization Fights to Keep Casinos Out of Nebraska
For 28 years, Pat Loontjer has been fighting to keep the scourge of gambling out of the great state of Nebraska. Pat is the president of “Gambling with the Good Life,” a grassroots organization that has worked to keep addictive gambling epicenters like casinos far away from Nebraskans.
Mercer County Commission's Stalemate on CO2 Pipeline Proposals Leaves Residents in Anticipation
In the most recent episode of "Capturing America: CO2 Pipeline," we delve into the Mercer County Commission's meeting that took place on September 20th, 2023, in Stanton, North Dakota. Mercer County is vital in the proposed CO2 pipeline project by Summit Carbon Solutions, as it stands as one of the critical terminus points for the pipeline, alongside Oliver County.
The Heart of Small Town Parshall is More Than Just "Boom Town" North Dakota
Home of the Paul Broste Museum, former NFL Quarterback Randy Hedberg, and the State record for the lowest temperature of record of -60*F, the community of Parshall ND has more to offer than Ag and Oil! Heidi Ripplinger, one of the hosts on BEK’s “Ladies of Another View”, tells us why.
CO2 Pipeline: Reconsiderations and Rejections As The Debate Continues
In this gripping episode, viewers are transported to a tense work session held by the North Dakota Public Service Commission on September 8th. Summit Carbon Solutions, a significant player in the CO2 pipeline drama, has submitted a Request for Reconsideration, urging the commission to reconsider previous decisions.
MLGC Joins Forces to Ensure High-Speed Fiber Broadband to Underserved Areas of North Dakota
Tyler Kilde is the President and CEO of Moore & Liberty Griggs County, or MLGC, a fourth-generation family-owned rural local exchange carrier that delivers ultra high speed broadband services to areas in Barnes, Cass, Griggs, Ransom, Richland and Steele counties in Eastern North Dakota. He discusses the company joining forces with other providers to ensure all homes in underserved areas of the state are connected with high-speed fiber broadband.
Oliver County Board Recommends Denial of CO2 Storage Wells Amid Safety and Information Concerns
The Oliver County Planning and Zoning Board held a nearly two-hour meeting, chaired by Corey Hintz, to discuss a permit application from Summit Carbon Solutions of Ames, Iowa. The company proposed drilling two Class 6 carbon dioxide storage wells as part of their Midwest Express CO2 pipeline project, which spans over 2,100 miles across five states. These two wells would be among six planned endpoints for the pipeline.
Halstad Telephone Company CEO Discusses Company's Vision for the State's Digital Future
The Ladies of Another View welcomed Mark Forseth, CEO of the long-standing Halstad Telephone Company, headquartered in Halstad, Minnesota. Delving deep into the intricate world of telecommunications, he brings to light the remarkable evolution and expansion of Halstad since its inception in 1904. Emphasizing the revolutionary impact of fiber optic cable, he narrates the company's journey in serving communities across Eastern North Dakota and Western Minnesota.
Depopulation Part 3: Secret City Under Denver International Airport and Protection Against HAARP
The Denver International Airport has been the subject of theories and speculation for years, with many alleging that it is a hub of sex trafficking, which is just the beginning. Researcher and author Terral Croft returns for this final third installment to discuss the secrets of the airport and what he believes goes on underground.
Depopulation Part 2 - Criminals Behind HAARP "Kill Switch" and Its Connection With Covid Vaccine
Terral Croft returns for a second installment to discuss the multiple components of the elites’ plan to depopulate and control the world via multiple tributaries of biological and technological weaponry.
Depopulation Part 1 - Chemtrails, AI, and Nanotechnology Connection Leads to Population Control
Terral Croft, a chief researcher and contingency planning analyst, claims that the white trails seen in the sky, known as chemtrails, release hazardous poison and nanotechnology into our environment as part of a sinister agenda. Find out what Croft links chemtrails to and how they lead to a control in population.
Roots of Community: Celebrating Barnesville, MN Agriculture, History, and Local Spirit
In another episode of the "My Hometown" series, travel to Barnesville, MN to explore the history and culture of this small town. Delve into the town's main industry, agriculture, and highlight the annual Potato Days festival, which celebrates the town's agricultural roots. The episode also showcases the strong sense of community in Barnesville, emphasizing the local initiatives and events that bring residents together and foster a sense of belonging.
North Dakota's Broadband Revolution–Nearly $120 Million Investment for Eastern North Dakota
On this episode of Ladies of Another View, Carissa Swenson, Executive Director of the Broadband Association of North Dakota (BAND), emphasizes North Dakota's unique broadband journey. Driven by community-focused, independent providers and cooperatives, the state has prioritized fiber optic expansion in small towns and rural areas. While strides have been made, recent grant approvals for a nearly $120 million project aim to further bridge the connectivity gap.
Tom Steinolfson on Bridging the Digital Divide: A Leap Forward for Rural North Dakota
In the picturesque landscapes of the Red River Valley in Eastern North Dakota, a digital revolution is underway. The region, known for its serene beauty, has long been plagued by a challenge many urban areas take for granted: reliable internet connectivity. Tom Steinolfson, General Manager and CEO of Red River Communications, joins the Ladies to talk about how all of that is about to change.
Crosby Chronicles: The Heart and History of a North Dakota Gem
In the latest episode of "My Hometown" on "Ladies of Another View," we journeyed to the charming town of Crosby, North Dakota, just a stone's throw away from Canada. Established in the early 20th century, Crosby's roots trace back to the homesteaders of 1902. Within just two years, by 1904, the town was firmly established, seeing an impressive population surge in its inaugural decade.
Crookston, Minnesota: Hometown Treasures
Discover Crookston, MN: History, innovation, and community pride
Pipeline Politics: The Midwest Carbon Express CO2 Controversy
The latest episode of "Capturing America's Heartland: CO2 Pipeline" focused on the growing concerns and public sentiment in North Dakota and South Dakota regarding the Midwest Carbon Express CO2 pipeline. While North Dakota is concerned with safety information, South Dakota citizens are increasingly vocal about state sovereignty and land rights, sparked by the pipeline's 'common carrier' designation allowing potential use of eminent domain. Despite the public opposition highlighted by a significant rally and petition, the project has made considerable progress, securing seventy percent of required easements in South Dakota. The regulatory outcome in North Dakota remains undecided.
Proposed CO2 Pipeline Builder Accused of Lacking Transparency Regarding Public Safety
The safety of the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions CO2 pipeline is a matter of public concern, with critics accusing the company of withholding vital safety data and impact projections. Summit Carbon Solutions defends their decision to withhold certain information, arguing that exposing this data might present safety risks if misused by malicious parties. However, intervening attorneys argue that while some details can be kept confidential, not all should be. The North Dakota Public Service Commission did not reach a decision during the public meeting and plans to issue a ruling at a future date, indicating that the issue is far from resolved.
My Hometown Travels to Pembina, ND
This "My Hometown" episode on Ladies of Another View takes an enriching journey through the history and present-day activities of Pembina, North Dakota. From its founding roots to modern times, Pembina is portrayed as a town with a rich heritage and dynamic evolution.
My Hometown Features Mohall, ND
The upcoming episode of "Ladies of Another View" production, "My Hometown", will spotlight the city of Mohall, ND. Host Heidi Ripplinger will delve into various aspects of Mohall, including its history, namesake, the Community and Aquatic Centers, Mohall Country Club, Municipal Airport, local events, and distinctive restaurants and businesses.
Part 3: Comprehensive Steps Toward Eliminating Predatory Gambling in America
Join in while the predatory nature of the gambling industry is exposed, detailing how it exploits vulnerable communities and is facilitated by insufficient regulatory oversight. Les Bernal serves as a key voice in the piece, highlighting the organization's efforts to combat this damaging epidemic through advocacy, education, and pushing for legislative change.
An 80-Year-Old Innkeeper Faces Foreclosure and Dash Hopes for Daughter's Future
At age 80, Francis Tibor of Hebron, ND, owner of a quaint seven-room motel, faces the grim reality of losing his establishment, aimed to financially secure his medically-challenged daughter's future.
Part 2: How Government and Big Tech Push Gambling That Targets and Addicts Kids
Gambling has become a massive problem in America today, and unfortunately, this highly addictive industry is targeting a new demographic: children. John Kindt is an authority on the subject of gambling as a professor of business and legal policy at the University of Illinois. He discusses how the US government and Big Tech colluded to make sure that a previous Senate bill that would have protected kids from online gambling - didn’t pass.
Heartland Crossroads: The Battle Over the CO2 Pipeline
In this episode, we delve deep into the Summit CO2 pipeline project, a controversial endeavor that proposes to span multiple states, including North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa, with an astonishing total length of over 2,119 miles. The pipeline's primary function is to serve as a transportation system for captured CO2, aligning with the national vision for decarbonization.
Berthold Unveiled: Tales from the Heart of North Dakota
In this enlightening episode of "Ladies of Another View", we journey to the town of Berthold, North Dakota to uncover its rich history and local tales that weave the fabric of this close-knit community.
My Hometown Travels to Alexander, ND: A Tapestry of History, Community, and Education
In the My Hometown episode on "Ladies of Another View", Karmen Siirtola takes us to Alexander, ND! Karmen introduces viewers to the town's rich history, through local historian Jim Jacobson. Explore the Lewis and Clark Trail Museum, housed in the original school, featuring more than 100 shadow boxes from local families. The episode also touches on the community-binding Old Settlers Day, the transformative effects of the Bakken oil formation, and the significance of robotics education in enhancing the town's educational initiatives.
ND Attorney General Replies on Request to Investigate Pipeline Company
During a press conference at the North Dakota state capitol, Senator Jeff Magrum announced he and 31 colleagues from the House and Senate had signed a letter to Attorney General Drew Wrigley asking to look into ownership of Summit Carbon Solutions, the company wanting to build a CO2 pipeline through residential North Dakota, and the same company that has entered onto private residential property unlawfully. Wrigley says in a letter that his office has nor received such a request.
Arikara and Hidatsa Nations' Historic Purchase of Enbridge Oil Pipeline in North Dakota
The significant acquisition of the Enbridge oil pipeline by the Arikara and Hidatsa Nations in North Dakota signifies a monumental step towards tribal sovereignty and economic progress. By taking ownership of the pipeline, the tribes gain control over their lands and resources, asserting their rights as sovereign nations. This move holds implications not only for the tribes but also for the citizens of North Dakota, as it paves the way for increased self-reliance, economic prosperity, and environmental stewardship. Why You Should Care: This article is relevant to readers who are interested in indigenous rights, tribal self-determination, and economic development. The Arikara and Hidatsa Nations' acquisition of the Enbridge oil pipeline showcases the empowerment of indigenous communities and their ability to shape their own energy future. The article emphasizes the potential benefits for the citizens of North Dakota, including increased revenue, job creation, economic diversification, and a commitment to environmental responsibility. The story serves as an inspiring example of how indigenous ownership and control of critical infrastructure can lead to positive outcomes for both tribal communities and the broader region.
CO2 Pipeline North Dakota
In the first installment of BEK's Special Reports, Host Lori Hinz interviews David Glatt, Director of the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ). Glatt provides an overview of the department's involvement with CO2 pipelines, including safety concerns, a brief history of various projects, their general oversight duties, and how they are carried out.
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