Chance Sticklen

5 days ago | kxnet.com | Morgan DeVries |Chance Sticklen

MANDAN, ND (KXNET) — The Bis-Man community continues searching for Renzo Bullhead, the 20-year-old who went missing near the Missouri River more than two months ago. On Saturday, a group called Native Inc. hosted a community-wide missing and murdered indigenous persons awareness walk alongside Bullhead’s family at the Memorial Bridge. More than 60 people joined the walk, which lasted an hour and a half. There was a prayer, a ceremony song, and survivor advocates spoke.

1 week ago | kxnet.com | Chance Sticklen

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — One brushstroke at a time, Lynae Hanson and her daughter, Madelyn continue making their mark in downtown Bismarck. For a few hours a day, the pair has been painting murals along 4th Avenue, hoping to bring others to the area. “It’s a passion of mine. It’s something I do, every minute of every day. I wake up every day with ideas. My husband often jokes, oh no, she woke up with another idea, so I love art, and I live and breathe it,” says Hanson. How did it all get started?

2 weeks ago | kxnet.com | Chance Sticklen

BISMARCK-MANDAN, ND (KXNET) — “A team of ladies that were getting together playing darts, then it went into a league and it kind of grew from there,” says Cathy Job, founder of BisMan Pink Ladies. It’s an organization tackling cancer, with groups spread out across the Midwest and Canda. Now, Job is bringing it to the Bismarck-Mandan area. “It’s men and women and we are raising money for men, women and children in our area who are battling cancer,” says Job.

4 weeks ago | kxnet.com | Chance Sticklen

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Hidden on the second floor of the L-J Anderson Building in Bismarck is Rhythm Records, stocked with shelves and sounds of music, old and new genres. “I’ve been very happy with how we’ve been doing in this building the last several years. We got interesting new records, affordable used records, live music and have a lot of fun with it,” says Gun Lindgren, owner of the store. He is the third person to own the record store.

1 month ago | kxnet.com | Edward Segal |Andre Brooks |Chance Sticklen

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Here are this morning’s top stories and weather with KX News On The Go:A long-time North Dakota leader has handed in his resignation. Jim Poolman, chair of the Board of Directors of the University of North Dakota Alumni Association & Foundation, submitted his resignation Tuesday, from his positions with the board.