Working at the Devils Lake Journal over the past two years has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. When I first came to Devils Lake as a junior, I didn’t know what the future would hold, but stepping into this role as a photographer opened doors I never could have imagined.

Located south of Lakota, ND, 10 miles on ND Highway 1 the Stump Lake Historical Village and Museum is a destination location. You don’t need a reason to go to the Stump Lake Village just come for the fun!

Fort Totten, ND – The Spirit Lake Tribe proudly announces that Sarah O’Connell, RN, BSN, Immunization Nurse with the Spirit Lake Early Childhood Tracking Program, has been recognized as North Dakota’s 2025 CDC Childhood Immunization Champion.

Most North Dakotans support using the state’s Legacy Fund to reduce property taxes even further and to pay for school lunches at public schools, but draw the line at using the sovereign wealth fund to cover private school vouchers, North Dakota Poll data shows.

Most North Dakotans support the use of tariffs as part of trade policy but appear mixed on how President Donald Trump is handling trade and whether the impacts of tariffs will hit them personally, results of the latest North Dakota Poll show.

In my book entitled “Grass Dance of the Spirit Lake Dakota, in Chapter Thirteen (Page 81-82),I explain how a special ceremony took place in which one of the Dancers dropped to the ground, as an actual war experience showing how he was wounded. I have pages of resource material. Rummaging through the pages I discovered a description of the Wounded Warrior by a Lakota man named George Bush Otter. The text is all in Lakota. The translation by Ella Deloria is as follows:

The small town of Clyde, held an All School Reunion on July 26, 2025, in the Calio Bar. Fifty-four were present, and of that 54, 18 were graduates of Clyde.

When you hear terms like wildlife survey, census, or index, it might sound like three ways to say the same thing, but there are key differences, especially in how we at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department manage wildlife.

DEVILS LAKE, N.D. — Woodland Resort, a family-owned destination on the shores of Devils Lake, hosted a grand opening celebration for its new Shores Venue event center on Monday, August 11. Overlooking scenic Creel Bay, the newly constructed 13,000-square-foot facility will accommodate weddings, corporate gatherings, and other large-scale events, further solidifying the area’s reputation as a premier tourism destination.