My Hometown Features Mohall, ND

The next "Ladies of Another View" production of "My Hometown" will feature the city of Mohall, ND. Viewers can watch the final production on Wednesday, May 17 at 9 am CT on BEK TV, through all local cable and satellite providers across the state, over-the-air on KNDB, KNDM, and KNGF, or online at bek.news/myhometown. The program will rerun the following afternoon at 4:50 pm CT.

Heidi Ripplinger, one of the hosts on BEK's "Ladies of Another View", will feature the town, including:

• Mohall's history and how the city got its namesake.
• The Community Center and Mohall Aquatic Center & Splash Pad.
• Mohall Country Club & Mohall Municipal Airport.
• Events and the city's thriving and unique restaurants and other businesses.

“My Hometown” is an hour-long feature presentation of “Ladies of Another View” and spotlights small North Dakota communities.  The Ladies highlight the history of the towns, how they’ve changed throughout the years, and what makes them so special today.

BEK is a member-owned telecommunications cooperative that believes small towns are the backbone of North Dakota.  In its efforts to encourage its viewers to support and visit these communities, it launched “My Hometown”. 

A new “My Hometown” episode is broadcast on select Wednesdays.  Watch any previous episode online in the My Hometown archives by logging onto bek.news/myhometown.

“Ladies of Another View” is a show that discusses the topics and issues that affect people and brings to light information that’s hard to find on mainstream media.  It broadcasts weekdays at 4:30 pm CT on BEK TV and online.

Additionally: Mohall, North Dakota has several noteworthy aspects and attractions:

1. Mohall Country Club:

   • A venue for golf enthusiasts located at 9606 36th Ave NW, 3 miles north of Mohall​​.

2. The Starving Rooster:

   • A popular spot for pizza, American traditional food, and brewpubs in Mohall​.

3. Renville County Museum:

   • This museum showcases a collection of photographs from the early 1900s, military displays, farm equipment, an old Great Northern depot, a country church, and an antique printing press, reflecting the local history and heritage​.

4. Bike the Border Bicycle Tour:

   • An annual biking event, usually held in the summer, where participants can bike along various routes covering almost 150 miles​.

5. Library Offerings:

   • Mohall provides a range of library resources closeby, with a huge selection of genres including fantasy, horror, and travel, at the North Dakota State Library​.​

These attractions and activities reflect a mix of Mohall's recreational, culinary, and historical offerings, providing residents and visitors alike with opportunities to explore and enjoy the local culture and scenery.