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Kmart will be closing its Bismarck store in February after nearly fifty years, the latest in a...

U.S. Highway 10 was the primary highway through North Dakota until the completion of Interstate 94 in...

Edmund Hackett (also spelled “Edmond” or “Hacket”) was the first mayor of Bismarck, and later appointed first...

The Mandan Aquatic Center is an 8-lane, 50-meter municipal indoor swimming pool located at 901 Division St NW...

Corral Theater was Bismarck-Mandan’s first drive-in movie theater. It debuted April 22, 1949, premiering “Homestretch.” The Schultz brothers...

Grand Theater is a 22-screen movie theater at 1486 Interstate Loop. It is Bismarck’s largest of two...

Philip John (P.J.) Meyer (1881-1952) was a local businessman best known for founding KFYR radio and its parent,...

An icon and fixture for over sixty years, today is the last day for Dan’s Supermarket at...

Dan’s Supermarket is a chain of grocery stores in Bismarck-Mandan that was founded in 1949. At its...

Crying Hill is a historically sacred place for Native American populations that, today, is best known for...

The iconic Dan’s Supermarket at Arrowhead Plaza will be closing by October 1st. According to several reports,...

Sundahl’s Grocery (later Jack & Jill) was a long-time local grocer operated by Bruce and Al Sandahl....

Furniture Plaza was a long-time furniture retailer located on the 200 West block of Mandan’s Main Street....

The years spanning 1878-1883 were quite possibly the most important in Bismarck’s history, cementing Bismarck’s future as...