AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRural History: Bucyrus, Gascoyne and Marmarth—once shaped by railroads, farming and changing fortunes—are the focus of a Dickinson Press series exploring southwest North Dakota’s ghost towns. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Thirteen North Dakota electric-cooperative lineworkers are heading to Guatemala for 17 days to build two and a half miles of power lines, bringing electricity to more than 50 homes and a school. Tribal Communities: The state is offering free photo IDs at four tribal nations ahead of the election. Separately, officials report the number of actively missing Indigenous people in North Dakota fell from 15 to nine by mid-2026, while calling for stronger tribal response plans. Schools and Opportunity: North Dakota’s 2026 ACT average rose to 20.1 from 19.4, though fewer students took the test. Homegrown Goods: The Pride of Dakota Showcase in Minot is set to feature nearly 100 North Dakota companies.
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