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CONTENTS

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THE TECH ISSUE 12 Eye from the Sky Local companies using drone technology

20 Augmented Reality Taking print to the next level

Downtown Tech

Is North Dakota the next Silicon Valley? See which companies are stepping up the ND tech game.

26 CoSchedule 32 Code Connect Glasser Images

39 Why Downtown?

Volume 3 Issue 2

March-April 2018

Bismarck Magazine is published bi-monthly and is complimentary.

Copies are available across the Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln communities or online at bismarck-magazine.com.

PUBLISHERS Hannah Haynes hannah@bismarck-magazine.com

Caroline Crary caroline@bismarck-magazine.com PHOTOGRAPHERS

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LAYOUT EDITOR

Jenna Botner

CONTRIBUTORS

Bailey Hauf Janelle Hartford Jack Glasser Taylor Daniel Marlo Anderson Mike Mabin Tana Trotter Ellen Huber

COPY EDITOR

Jennifer Kranz

INTERN

Anna Schwieters

COVER IMAGE

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ADVERTISING

Donnell Dennis Roehrich donnell@bismarck-magazine.com

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LETTER

PUBLISHERS

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Happy Birthday Bismarck Magazine! It’s year two of official publishing. Over the past two years we have grown our team from three to nine, added a special Bridal Edition, as well as a second magazine, River + Ranch. We love being a part of this community and are excited to continue highlighting the incredible people and events in Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln. The March/April edition is full of crazy cool things in the community, and believe it or not, we are getting techy!

We all remember the times of dialup internet or corded telephones, right? We often forget about those days because technology has advanced immensely over the past decade. Now, we have the internet at our finger tips, drones delivering our packages and autonomous cars, oh and let's not under-rate Google. What would we do without Google?

As a small town, growing city, we don't often categorize Bismarck/Mandan/Lincoln as a “techy” community, but that could not be farther from the truth. This community is lucky to have some incredibly tech savvy people. People like Justin Walsh and Garrett Moon, founders of CoSchedule, who have clients all over the world and agencies such as Agency Mabu that are taking new technology and bringing it into the community to change the way we market. Read ahead to see how technology is changing the world and our community and how the talent behind this technology is CHOOSING to live and stay in Bismarck, ND. For our 2nd anniversary, we’ve decided to give our readers a fun present. First, download the “layer” app off Google Play or the App Store on your cell phone. Once you've downloaded the app all you have to do is open the app and hover your phone above our cover. Wow...it comes to life!? This is called Augmented Reality and it is changing the world as we know it. Turn the page to learn all about how Agency Mabu is helping Bismarck Magazine bring print to life!

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Glasser Images began with the click of a camera 13 years ago. In that time, numerous technologies have been invented, refined, and modernized. This has provided us with an excitement to not only learn and reinvigorate our passions, but to reinvigorate our business and the ways in which we can continually build upon and modernize the services we are able to offer our clients. After obtaining Commercial Remote Pilot Certification from the FAA for our staff, drone photography Jack Glasser Photos: Glasser Images

and videography have provided us with yet another incredible opportunity to grow and expand into a new market. Drone videography, in particular, helps us to captivate and fully immerse viewers into our videos. Modern drones are incredibly small, lightweight, and are able to shoot at heights of up to 400 feet, providing expansive views and smooth, cinematic footage. Whether providing our wedding clients with amazing aerial views of their wedding venue, taking in the beauty of the mountains in scenic Colorado, or capturing a birds-eye view of a commercial project in Downtown Bismarck, North Dakota, drones have changed the industry for the better.

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Drones have become a vital marketing tool for master developments and largescale commercial real estate projects alike. I mean, as short as 5 years ago, if you wanted any sort of aerial imagery, you would have to hire a helicopter photographer for the images that are now so easily achieved in this day and age.

With the technology of drones, we now get better quality images, the exact right angle, the exact right distance away, and the potential for cinematography and video Taylor Daniel

editing help to market a property like never before.

Daniel Companies strives and succeeds at being locally, regionally, and nationally recognized for top quality production, service, marketing, and knowledge. We will continue this by implementing drone technology to our marketing plan for large-scale projects. Drone technology helps tremendously for projects that are in the construction phase or even before the ground-breaking has taken place to be able to outline where the development will lie, what it will look like, and what kind of space opportunities will be available.

The commercial real estate industry is hyper-changing, if you don’t lead or stay on top of technology and marketing trends, you will die in this industry.

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You hear a lot about Drones in the news. Uses vary from the security of our country to hobbyists flying them for fun. But have you really thought about what drones could do for us in the future? How will drones improve your life? Here are a few answers to those questions: 1. Drones will fetch many of the items we need. 45% of the time we spend in our vehicles is to get things like bread, drop shipping at the post office or picking up a Marlo Anderson

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2. Home care. Drones with attached robotic arms will trim our trees, repair our roofs and even hang lights on our homes for the holidays.

3. Security. Imagine a burglar trying to break into your home and noticing a drone overhead filming everything, calling the police and then telling the perpetrator that law enforcement is en route.

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Mike Mabin & Ed Sargeant Photo by Agency MABU and now everyone is accustomed to seeing aerial images in local TV ads, social media posts, and news reports.

In very little time, drone technology has become a standard, expected aspect within the marketing industry.

How Agency MACU has incorporated aerial imaging Agency MABU has been a leader in bringing aerial imaging to North Dakota. As a matter of fact, I joined a couple of my associates at MABU in starting an altogether new company called Shutter Pilots in 2014.

We

worked nights and weekends to set up the business, and we became the first company in the nation to combine aerial imagery with 3D visualization and animation techniques.

We’ve

also been a leader in promoting safety and compliance with the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) rules How drone technology is changing

I started flying immediately, and began

and regulations. There are numerous

the marketing industry

capturing video and photo images just

firms offering aerial imaging services;

like you’d see in Hollywood films. It

however, many of them aren’t doing

was amazing.

so in compliance with the FAA.

It seems like drones equipped with

Companies that are hiring such firms

digital cameras have been around for ages; but, they only became

Since that time, DJI has continued to

need to know that they are also liable

readily available a few short years ago

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occurring in controlled airspace. That

what has become the most popular

They’ve also developed a number

is why it’s important to work with firms

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of other models for capturing high-

like Shutter Pilots that are certified

remember purchasing a DJI drone

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The word augment means to add

Augmented Reality vs. Virtual Reality

theater use AR technology to create an

something. Augmented Reality, or AR,

Virtual Reality is simulating entirely

enhanced experience. The technology

uses visual content which is super

new surroundings. It’s designed to

isn’t new, in fact it’s been around for a

imposed into digital content.

The

immerse the viewer into something

long time but it’s never been recognized

digital content could be graphics,

completely different than the real

as “augmented reality”. A benefit is

sounds or just visual or audio content

world the viewer lives in. Virtual Reality

that it can take place anywhere you

that improves the world around them.

requires a headset and the user is

are, so it’s very accessible and more

These content pieces come together

tethered to a computer. Depending on

cost effective – at least at this time.

to enhance the user’s experience by

various motions, the viewer can exist

bringing still images and video together

and connect to a completely simulated

There

to create content that comes to life.

virtual world. Currently, this technology

1. Marker based AR uses an image

is cost prohibitive for a general audience

and your device, cell phone or

, but it has a dedicated niche market.

tablet

We are all familiar with the great

are

four

types

recognizes

of

the

AR.

image.

phenomenon of Pokemon Go, the game that created a huge buzz and popularity

Augmented Reality uses the existing

2. Marker-less or location based

because it allowed the user to interact

environment and composites content

AR uses GPS to reach a device

not only in the real world, but the digital

via visual displays and audio, and can

in a specific location. Content

world as well. That is a form of AR.

even incorporate temperature changes

pops up based on reaching a

or smells.

certain

DBox seats at a movie

desitnation,

which

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How to get the full AR experience

1 2 3 4 5

Log in to the Google Play Store or The App Store

Search for the Layar App

Download the app

Scan over the AR enabled photo (it'll have this icon ->)

Watch the video

<TITLE> DOWNTOWN TECH </TITLE>

how Pokemon Go works. Other

is projected on to the specific

into

examples include a billboard that

stationary

catch

has an image come to life or a

based AR is used frequently for

historic site might suddenly start

video games that allow kids to

playing a video that details what

stomp on bad guys as they appear.

surface.

Projection

happened at that exact location.

after

petal-shaped attention the

viewer

pieces but

that

regroups

walks

past.

4. Super imposition based or object based AR is where you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need

Another way projection based

a marker, image, or a GPS location.

3. Projection based AR projects an

AR can be used is as an ad on

You take out your phone and wave

image onto a surface, the floor

the side of a building can come

it around the space around you.

or a wall, for example. It creates

to life when it detects motion.

Then you can impose an image into

an interactive experience that

A still image can burst away

the space. This is the technology

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that Ikea uses currently to view

audienceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience and so much

print and other mediums are dead, it

its furniture in your own space.

more. Through Augmented Reality,

just gives us the opportunity to bring

the consumer can now be engaged

the digital into these mediums. AR is

Bismarck Magazine sat down with

in

a great way of leveraging the strength

Jamie and Ed from Agency Mabu to

video, graphics. As the producer of a

of

ask them how they are helping bring AR

product or mission can now get more

and magazines. Augmented Reality

not only to our community, but to the

information to your consumer in a much

allows for the creator to give a more

advertising and marketing world as well.

more engaging and interactive way.

involved experience to their audience.

multiple

ways,

through

print,

print,

advertisements,

books

Now these mediums have a whole BM: As a whole how is this technology

BM:

How can AR change print

additional dimension to add to their

of

marketing, like that of Bismarck

product. We are not trying to replace

change the future and the world?

Magazine?

print, but augment it, enhance it.

ED: Today, people expect to be

ED: I think today people expect a more

BM:

drawn in, engaged through all the

immersive experience. Everything is

experiment

senses. We can now add this to our

going digital, but that doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mean

Augmented

Reality

going

to

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How

did with

MABU AR

start

and

to

why?

<TITLE> DOWNTOWN TECH </TITLE> JAMIE: Ed and I are super techies, we love to further define the creative experience. But I am also a print guy and wanted to help merge the technology side to print. We are really interested in trying new things and we were at a conference and saw that AR was being used all across the world. Looking at new technology we wanted to see how we could push the limits and add new dimensions for our advertisers in a print experience. Merging print and animation together was so exciting.

BM: How is AR going to affect the Bismarck/ Mandan/Lincoln Community?

JAMIE: It goes back to the first question, AR is going to change how we perceive things and how consumers become engaged. AR is going to make print, specifically, more than just something that you pick up, read, and throw away; it is now a much more in-depth experience, as well as, archival. Bringing technology and print together is going to help people retain the information more and elevate the experience. It opens up our whole city to possibilities. Take for example our museums, state parks or historic sites. Plaques or tours now have the opportunity to come to life in a much more real way, simply by using your phone. AR is a real thing that people all across the world are already using, now we can help bring this technology to Bismarck and create a whole new experience for our community.

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CO SCHEDULE Story Janelle Hartford @jnhartford Photos Glasser Images

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Forget what you think you know

powerful

and

From there, our UI/UX designers use

about Bismarck.

robust analytics, these customers are

HTML & CSS.” The team of software

You don’t need to be in San Francisco

using CoSchedule as a centralized

engineers at CoSchedule ship code to

or New York City to build world-class

place to plan, promote, and execute

production…Every. Single. Day. New

software. CoSchedule is proving you

their entire marketing strategies.

features, or bug fixes, get pushed

collaboration

tools,

can do what you love, where you love.

to thousands of people all over the Talk Nerdy to Me

world. “There’s a bias towards action

Let’s Recap

The tool is being built, sold, and

that’s been instilled in everyone here”

Founded by Justin Walsh and Garrett

supported solely from North Dakota.

says Jon Streckert, an upper twenty-

Moon,

software-

CoSchedule is one of the only startups

something QA Specialist who recently

as-a-service (SaaS) company has

in our state that builds enterprise SaaS

moved to Bismarck from Minneapolis.

offices in both Bismarck and Fargo.

software using a modern development

“Our team is encouraged to fail fast,

CoSchedule has become one of

stack. “We’ve built everything for the

to iterate, to constantly improve our

the most popular content marketing

web using JavaScript” says Garrett

process, and to hone our skill set.”

calendars in the world. To date, more

Moon, “We’re using JavaScript on the

than 8,000 small business owners,

back-end, that’s a Node.js, and we use

Location, Location, Location

agencies, and professional marketers

JavaScript to power the front-end of

Those in Fargo will find CoSchedule’s

have

applications that we build using Ember.

office on the corner of Roberts and 1st

this

5-year-old

adopted

CoSchedule.

With

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Ave. sprawling the main level of the

Those

in

Bismarck

find

If you were to ask either CoSchedule

Cityscapes Plaza. The teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newly

CoScheduleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s orange and white logo

co-founder if being downtown helps

renovated downtown Fargo office is

hanging in the windows on the main

them sell calendars, the answer is

1-block off Broadway Ave., across the

level of the downtown KFYR-TV

no. In fact, only a few dozen of their

street from Love Always Floral and

building, directly north of The Toasted

8,000 customers are in the state of

Twenty Below Coffee Co.

Frog, and kitty-corner from the 5-story

North Dakota. But both Justin and

red-trimmed Broadway Tower.

Garrett believe being downtown is a

Justin Walsh & Garrett Moon Co-Founders of CoSchedule

will

strong advantage. “A good amount

There’s a movement of entrepreneurs

looking to grow its tech investments,

of our employees live within walking

that are beginning to see North

and we see and believe being based

or biking distance of our offices,”

Dakota as the middle of everywhere…

in Bismarck is our company’s strategic

Walsh comments “The vibrancy of

as opposed to the middle of nowhere.

edge.” There’s often a misconception

our downtown, the number of bars,

“Small communities are thirsty for

that young, talented professionals

restaurants,

homegrown entrepreneurship,” says

need to live in urban cities to have a

Garrett, “North Dakota is actively

successful career, or achieve a certain

and

events

directly

affects our employee retention.”

style of living. However, CoSchedule

office expansion since September

is creating unique job opportunities

2016 totals 16,400 square feet. What

for those individuals seeking both

was once a company comprised of

world-class

only four teams (Product, Support,

work,

and

affordable

North Dakotan living.

Marketing, and Admin.) has now morphed into nine (Product, Support,

Growth*

Sales, Success, Training, Demand

CoSchedule was first featured in

Generation,

Bismarck Magazine as part of its 4th

Admin. and Public Relations.) Justin

issue back in September of 2016.

and Garrett expect to add another

At that point, Justin and Garrett had

20+ jobs in 2018, and currently have

26 total employees. Now, only 17

6 open positions available online.

months later, CoSchedule is 66 full-

coschedule.com/jobs

Product

Marketing,

time employees strong. In that time, the number of CoSchedule email

*These numbers will likely be out of

subscribers has grown from 129,000

date by the time this issue goes to

to more than 260,000. Renovation and

print.

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CODE CONNECT Story Bailey Hauf Photos Glasser Images

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<TITLE> DOWNTOWN TECH </TITLE>

Coding is not a topic that is widely

we had programming classes and I

Once

understood.

Yet, for Gustavo San

had probably the worst teacher ever,”

CoSchedule, the idea for creating

Jose it is something that he not

San Jose said. “I did not enjoy it until

a group where people could get

only works with on a daily basis,

I got to high school level and I started

together and talk about their interest

but greatly enjoys.

As a Senior

tinkering with my PlayStation and

in coding really started to emerge.

software engineer at CoSchedule,

doing some stuff on the computer.”

San Jose

interacts with people

“What

he

we

began

found

working

out

is

at

that

who code, program, and design

After moving to the United States and

programmers and coders and people

everyday; however, it was not always

finding his way to North Dakota, San

who do this kind of thing don’t just do

something that he felt passionate

Jose graduated from Shiloh Christian

it at their job,” San Jose said. “They

about.

School and his interest in coding

tend to go home and have side projects

Guatemala, San Jose’s relationship

manifested.

His self-taught coding

that they work on because it’s fun for

with coding had a bit of a rough start.

skills developed and he decided to

them, or even side jobs because they

attend the University of Mary where

enjoy it, so we found out that here at

“I actually hated it, because when

he majored in computer information

the office we have people working on

I was in seventh grade and down in

systems and information technology

really cool stuff outside the office.”

Guatemala we had coding classes,

management with a minor in business.

Born in Guatemala City,

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After realizing that many people within

month. The group gets together to

group worked together to program,

the

discuss coding, programming, and

code, and design.

were working on projects outside of

design.

filled

work, San Jose, along with some of

level of expertise is brought to the

his coworkers, decided to create the

table, because the group is intended

opportunity and space to talk about

for people to learn and hang out

“I think it’s really powerful when

or collaborate on projects. This led

with “really, really smart people.”

people that are maybe working on

coding/programming

business

It does not matter what

to a group known as Code Connect, of which San Jose is a co-organizer.

an enthusiast or a professional in

conversation about it,” San Jose said.

out

of

it,”

San

Jose

said.

doing and connect through our love kind of where the name came about.”

Last year Code Connect organized what they called ‘Pie Night.’

The

group

with

gathered

together

Code Connect has a monthly meet

raspberry pies (small, programmable

up on the last Thursday of every

computers). For the entire night, the

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productivity, collaboration, and fun.

an

community about what they are “That’s

conversation,

“It doesn’t matter if you’re just the field, you can get something

San Jose said.

intense

similar things can talk and have

“We wanted to talk to people in the

of code,”

with

It was an event

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and

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Bismarck, Mandan and Lincoln are home to about 100,000 people. Every one of those 100,000 has a reason why they choose to live here. Some were born and raised here, some moved away and came back and some are transplants from other parts of the country or even world. Each person has a unique story about why they chose to stay here. One thing all 100,000 of us have in common is that we live, work and play in this small town, growing city.

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tay in s o t e s o h c “I ause of Bismarck bec d my n a , e l p o e p e th purpose.” ford

Janelle Hart

Janelle Hartford: Janelle hails from Walla

hospitality,” says Janelle.

Walla, Washington. It's a small town in the

Start Bismarck is involved in events like 1 Million Cups, Makewell, Startup Drinks, and

southeastern part of the state, best known for

Janelle was thrown head-first into Bismarck’s

Code Connect that are happening every

its sweet onions & award-winning wineries.

startup community after participating in

single week. “I love attending these startup

Startup Weekend in 2015. She joined the

events. It makes my heart sing to see so

In 2012, she made a revolutionary migration

team at CoSchedule when it was still a small

many brilliant, change making people in the

half way across the country to attend the

team of 10. Two and a half years later, it’s

same room.”

University of Mary. It was the right price, the

now North Dakota’s fastest growing startup

right size, and the right faith.

and as a transplant, Janelle has committed to loving the heck out of Bismarck.

“As an 18-year-old out of state student, I had

Favorite Spot: In her opinion, it’s the rapid pace of change that makes Bismarck so

to latch onto the campus culture quickly,”

Now: “I chose to stay in Bismarck because

special. “Every season, there are drastic

said Janelle. “I studied abroad in Italy for a

of the people, and my purpose.” Janelle lives,

changes to downtown. There’s been a

semester, and managed to graduate with 2

works, and plays all things downtown. “Place

noticeable increase in foot traffic on West

degrees in 3 years.”

attachment is crucial to our well-being. I

Main as a result of new restaurants like

had to develop a brand new social network,

NoodleZip and Butterhorn.” Because of the

and it means more to me because I built it

many great options she can't pick a favorite.

from scratch.” If you ever receive an email

Can you blame her?!

But she wasn’t ready to leave Bismarck.

“The University gave me a fabulous sense

from Janelle she signs off as the Director

of community, and a taste of North Dakotan

of Miscellaneous Things for Start Bismarck.

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John & M arcie Boll

inger

Little did I know, I moved t o Bismarck and the ve ry next da y the snow s torms bega n.

But we sta yed, and love it.”

John Bollinger: John was born in St.

Naturally, the first question asked was, why

how nice it was and that he was golfing

Louis Missouri and attended Missouri State

Bismarck? “Well, because of the weather

and not to worry about the weather. Little

University.

of course,” John laughs as he sips his dark

did I know, I moved to Bismarck and the

beer from Laughing Sun Brewery. “The story

very next day the snow storms began,”

Marcie Bollinger: Marcie grew up in a small

begins in Kalamazoo, Michigan where I met

Marcie reminisces. “But we stayed, and

town called Chilton, Wisconsin. She attended

Marcie, my beautiful wife.”

love it.” John couldn't agree more, "I've

the University of Minnesota. John and Marcie

lived in similar cities to Bismarck, but this

first met at a bar in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

We can thank the Northwoods Baseball

city, more than any other place, has such

They got engaged in a movie theater and

league for bringing this power couple to

pride for Bismarck. It's a part of the culture.

married on a baseball field. John thinks they

town. In 2014, John and his business partner

Bismarck is a type of Utopia. Everyone is

are the only couple that can say that!

started a baseball team in Kalamazoo. Over

so excited to live here and be a part of the

the next three years they built the team to

community. We came at this great time of

Now: The Bollingers are a rockstar power

be sustainable, John and Marcie got married

revitalization where everyone is investing in

couple. John is the managing partner and

and then had the opportunity to start another

the community and helping bring it forward."

general manager of the beloved Bismarck

team in no other place than Bismarck.

Favorite Spot: John and Marcie have lived

Larks, who just finished up their first, and very successful season last fall. Marcie needs

In late 2016, Marcie made the move the day

in our community for 16 short months, but

no introduction as she can be seen almost

before a major snow storm…North Dakota

they are looking forward to building a life, a

every night on TV as producer and anchor

sure knows how to welcome newcomers. “It

family and being a part of the community for

during the 5pm and 10pm segments on

was really funny actually, but not. John had

a long time. You can catch these two sipping

KFYR.

moved out here that October and would call

on a local beer at Laughing Sun, at a Lark's

me and tell me

game cheering with the crowd or, of course, on KFYR.

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Nick & Ama

We know som eone everywhere we go and it’’ s only ge tting better as thi s city continues to grow

nda Schwiete

rs

Nick Schwieters: Nick was born and raised

Shortly after college she moved to

multiple different businesses and families

here in Bismarck, North Dakota and at

Minneapolis for a brief amount of time until

was a huge advantage when finding new

the young age of 18 knew he didn’t want

she realized she wanted to be closer to Nick,

employment options, but also for having

anything to do with Bismarck anymore. So

who at the time was living in Nebraska. After

a vibrant social life. We know someone

off he went to Moorhead, Minnesota for his

a year of living there together, they made the

everywhere we go, and it’s only getting better

first year of college. From Moorhead Nick

decision to move back to Bismarck.

as this city continues to grow,” says Nick.

continued on to Bozeman, Montana for two years. Unsure of what he wanted to study, he

Now: Nick is the area director for N2

took some time off to venture our to southern

Publishing and produces two neighborhood

Favorite Spot: They love what Bismarck has

California. When he realized "Cali living"

publications; Life On The Horizon and

to offer especially in the downtown area, and

wasn't for him, he moved back to North

Missouri Bay Living. Amanda is currently

think there’s a lot of opportunity to be had.

Dakota to finish school at North Dakota State

working for MSA United Way as the

University where he eventually met his wife

marketing manager.

When Nick and Amanda are not working and fostering children they love to spend time

Amanda.

So, why choose to come back Bismarck after

downtown at the Luft because of its unique

Amanda Schwieters: Amanda was born and

all these years? “The main reason we chose

atmosphere.

raised in Zealand, ND (population of about

to move back was that both of our families

80) She went to college at Minnesota State

live in the area and we knew that we wanted

University-Moorhead where she graduated

to be closer to all of them. But quite honestly,

with a degree in mass communications.

we knew that having good connections to

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Matt Scha

Matt Schanandore: Matt grew up in

back to the area. “Being part of this major

taken place for decades. Matt has some of

Mandan, ND and graduated from Mandan

milestone event, I remained in Bismarck and

the best memories of downtown from when

High School. He was involved in community

finished my undergraduate and graduate

he was a kid. One in particular is waiting

sports and music throughout his teenage

degrees at the University of Mary,” says

on Main St. for the 4th of July Parade and

years representing the community at many

Matt. “As an enrolled MHA tribal member

taking in Art in the Park. After all these years,

statewide events. Matt's first job was as

of the Three Affiliated Tribes, my native

Matt states fondly “It’s now where I, along

an interpreter/tour guide at Fort Abraham

ancestral ties to the Missouri River, and

with my brothers, host the 4th of July 5K

Lincoln State Park south of Mandan. The

the surrounding Mandan-Hidatsa villages,

Road Race; a tradition we intend to continue

history of the community has always been a

has been the foundation of my historical

as part of the July 4th Mandan Rodeo Days

huge passion for Matt.

research, passion and curating the story

celebration.”

of this historic community. In the end, the Now: The history of Mandan and Missouri

legendary history of the area drove my desire

A summer in Mandan includes many great

River area is the reason Matt decided to live

to stay in Mandan connecting the state and

celebratory events. “Now, with a family of my

his life in Mandan. After a quick stint in Fargo

local community to the world,” says Matt.

own, I’m just as excited to take my kids to

to attend North Dakota State University, he

experience these legendary traditions,” says

was drawn back to his hometown. In his

Matt.

second year of college, Matt was recruited to

Favorite Spot: “The Historic Mandan Train

help with the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial

Depot and Dykshoorn Park are my favorite

National Signature event held in Bismarck

spots in Downtown Mandan,” says Matt.

in 2004. The event was on the University

This area of town is the focal point of many

of Mary campus and ultimately drew him

summertime civic events, some that have

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ard

Kenny How

Kenny Howard: Kenny was born and raised

and opened the coffee side of the restaurant.

in Mandan, North Dakota. After graduating

Fast forward to today, they are expanding

high school, he went on to Minneapolis,

with even bigger ideas.

year.

History: The One World space was not built at the same time but in two different

Minnesota, where he would finish his college degree and meet his wife, Kendra.

Now: The space that was once known as

sections. The Herman Lasken building was

After college, he and Kendra moved to San

One World Boutique, at 101 North 5th Street,

constructed between 1910 and 1912 and

Francisco for seven years and it wasn’t until

will now be known for it’s aromatic, delicious,

is considered a contributing structure to the

after having their first child that they realized

and soulful Italian food. The restaurant will be

Downtown Bismarck Historic District. When

they wanted to be closer to family and landed

named “Anima Cucina” which translates to

the building first opened, Lasken and his wife

back in Mandan.

“soul kitchen.” The menu will focus on Italian

Mae opened a billiards hall and a soft drink

baked goods, meats, and pizzas, along with

parlor that they ran for 20 years. They lived

Kenny and Kendra knew they always had a

a coffee and wine bar. Kenny and Kendra

in the apartment space above the store. In

passion for opening up restaurants. A few

said, “We’ve always loved Italian food and

later years that space turned into a Capital

years after moving back to North Dakota they

knew there was a good market for it here.”

Self Serve Drug and eventually became One

made the decision to open Fireflour Pizza in

Renovations are taking place now and the

World Boutique.

fall of 2012. One year later, they added on

restaurant is expected to open within the

In 1927 the Lasken Apartments were erected to the east of the corner store.

Leasing started in 1928, completing the Lasken Block. At the same time tenants moved into the apartments, a bar was opened at street level, and Classic Barber Shop in the lower level. The Ritz Bar followed and remained in business until the mid 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

Future: The building provides unique space in the basement (half was under the original part of the building, and half is part of the Lasken Apartments) that Kenny and Kendra would like to make into a large private-dining space, complete with a wine cellar that guests will be able to rent out. The entrance to this space will be the stairs that everyone has walked past on Main Avenue.

The apartment was occupied until a few months ago. The Howards know this portion of the restaurant will take some time to develop but ultimately would like to have it open within a year of Anima Cucina.

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Where

Plastic Surgery begins with

listening

When patients see Dr. Steven Yearsley, the first thing they will notice is how carefully he listens to them. From the moment a patient contacts Dr. Yearsley, whether it’s through his “Ask Dr. Yearsley” feature on the Mid Dakota Clinic website or whether it’s during a consultation in his office, it is clear how important the patient’s interests, goals and concerns are to him.

And it doesn’t stop there. “We want to make sure that we’ve brought people from the beginning to the end,” Yearsley says. “We are their advocates. It’s not just seeing them in the office, doing the operation and saying ‘thank you very much.’ There’s none of that here.”

Dr. Yearsley is a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive training and experience in plastic and reconstructive surgery. He joined Mid Dakota Clinic in 2008 after spending 10 years in the southwestern United States.

“We were looking for a family-friendly place to raise our seven children, and I was looking

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for a clinic where values were important and the atmosphere among surgeons and medical professionals was great.” he says.

“All of the things we looked into turned out to be true here.”

From the hair on their heads to the toes on their feet, Dr. Yearsley offers solutions for all kinds of problems for every type of patient, from the pediatric to the geriatric population. “Plastic surgery has become more common,” Yearsley says. “It doesn’t have to be a deformity; it can simply be a confidence builder – an improvement.”

Dr. Yearsley is pleased to say that he’s seen many people whose lives have changed for the better after plastic surgery. “It’s not a matter of being vain; they just want to be the best they can be,” he says. “If you’ve got some area of your body that’s bothering you, that’s limiting you in your social interactions, and this helps you in some small way to improve that part of your life, I say, why not?

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With communication being key in the decision process, he encourages patients to come in and talk to him. “If they want to achieve something, I will help them through the process,” he says. “We’ll lay it all out, so they know they’re in the right place. If it’s the right thing to do, I will tell them. If it’s not the right thing to do, I will tell them that, too.”

Dr. Yearsley provides a full range of surgical services and has also developed a following as a “fixer” of complex cosmetic surgery problems with patient referrals from across the country. He cites examples that range from repairing breast implants that have deteriorated with a procedure that he was one of the first to do, to a complex facial reconstruction of a gunshot victim that turned her life around.

Advancements in plastic surgery have changed the field, and Dr. Yearsley is on the cutting edge. He is in the three percent of surgeons who are doing breast reconstruction using fat transfers. “You simply take fat from one area of the body and move it to another area,” he says.

“When everything’s said and done, you have used the patient’s own skin and fat to recreate a natural breast. I think this will

increase at a pretty brisk rate. We’ve got to get more insurance companies to back patients on that reconstructive effort.”

Endoscopic procedures, particularly hand surgery, have also seen significant progress.

“Endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery is really a slick method,” he says. “We get patients back to work sooner, and they don’t have the longer incision on the palm. We just close it with a drop of glue on the wrist. That’s how I’d have it done.”

Dr. Yearsley says he enjoys every aspect of his practice and helping patients reach their goals.

“Whether it’s reconstructive or cosmetic, I feel it is all meaningful work,” he says. “Patients who have gone through this process have come through something important and special, and I find it very rewarding that they have placed their trust in us on their journey.”

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RAILYARD UPDATE

BY ELLEN HUBER | RENDERINGS PROVIDED BY ICON ARCHITECTURAL GROUP

Seventy percent of all retail sales in brick

compatible use.

and mortar stores occur after 6 p.m. and

consistent with feedback received through a 2017 household survey on a range of

successful downtowns are those with

City officials have been studying the

topics plus focus groups and public input

programmed activity 250 days a year.

possibility and look to provide a public

meetings conducted as part of a broader

These are among observations shared at

presentation to the full City Commission

downtown study on future land use and

the recent “Main Street ND Summit” by

in March. The City acquired the

transportation improvements.

speaker Roger Brooks of the Destination

properties in 2017 after owners had

Development Association.

offered them for sale or lease for nearly

Having a library in your downtown is

four years.

“almost as good as a small department

A proposal to establish an entertainment

store” in terms of serving as an anchor,

district along Mandan’s Main Street may

The suggested project would divide the

according to Robert Gibbs of the Gibbs

go a long way in this regard by attracting

approximate 35,000-square-foot building

Planning Group, who addressed “making

people downtown during evenings and

into about 60 percent event hall and 40

downtown retail work” at the Main Street

weekends (plus weekdays) for activities,

percent public library. The event hall

Summit. The Morton Mandan library

providing a new anchor for stores and

concept accommodates about 500 people

annually receives about 73,000 visitors

restaurants. Dubbed “The Railyard,” the

seated at round tables for public and

and checks out 100,000 items.

plan involves renovating a former grocery

private celebrations, 42 booths for a small

building, selling a portion of the parking

trade show, or 1,000 people for a concert.

lot for private sector development of

A shift in the library location could lead to a sale of its present location, a historic

a mixed-use building, and selling the

Creation of an event hall and moving

railroad freight building. Additional

former pharmacy building for another

the library across Main Street are steps

restaurants or breweries could capitalize

on a south-facing deck and concerts in the adjacent park with outdoor seating.

Plan Your Future with Confidence.

About 8,000 square feet of the property at the

Individualized Goals.

Experienced Advising.

Community Focused.

corner of Main and Fourth Avenue NW could be offered through a request for proposals for redevelopment. The draft concept seeks privatesector investment of about $4 million for the property and construction of a four-story building with commercial space at street level, underground parking, and lifestyle apartments on upper levels.

The “Railyard,” is a project that could integrate Mandan’s heritage, assist with historic preservation, and provide opportunities for more fun things to do for residents and visitors of all ages. Mandan is known for fun! Stay tuned as city leaders contemplate this important project.

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March and April

Calendar 1 Million Cups

Here is your chance to crawl into your jammies and go out to the

Every Wednesday 9am-10am

bars! The cost is only $10 (plus service fee) and all you have to do

Join the local entrepreneurs of the Bismarck-Mandan community at

is order an amazing onesie and plan on having a blast with some

1 Million Cups while they present their ideas and drink coffee.

friends. You will get a passport to fill with stickers along the way,

1millioncups.com/Bismarck

and if you turn in your completed passport at any bar at the end, you

Dakota Stage, 412 E Main Bismarck

will be eligible for the grand prize.

The crawl will start at Borrowed Bucks Roadhouse, then you can

MARCH 2ND

swing by The Starving Rooster, Radisson Hotel, The Elbow Room,

CDCC Limited Edition Concerts

and Sidelines Sports Bars-each bar will have a game or contest for

7:30pm

you to participate in while there, for prizes!

Central Dakota Childern’s Choir presents their annual “CDCC Limited

118 S 3rd St, Bismarck

Edition Concert Series” Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and students, and free for

CDCC Limited Edition Concerts

children age 5 and younger. Tickets are available at the CDCC choir

3pm

office at 1810 Schafer Street and at the door the day of the event.

Central Dakota Childern’s Choir presents their annual “CDCC Limited

For more information, please call the CDCC office at 258-6516.

Edition Concert Series”

Legacy High School Auditorium, 3400 E Calgary Ave, Bismarck

Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for senior and students, and free for children age 5 and younger. Tickets are available at the CDCC choir

MARCH 3RD

office at 1810 Schafer Street and at the door the day of the event.

Spare Trafficking Bowling Fundraiser

For more information, please call the CDCC office at 258-6516.

5-8pm

Legacy High School Auditorium, 3400 E Calgary Ave, Bismarck

The 2nd Annual “Spare Trafficking” Bowling Fundraiser is around the corner! Join for a day of bowling, silent auction, food and fun.

Frog Watch Volunteer Training

Proceeds go to 31:8 Project and the education of human trafficking

10:30am

in North Dakota. Limited spots so get your team registered ($150)

Held at Dakota Zoo.

Register online at www.218project.org/bowling or contact Stacy L.

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

Schaffer at 701-557-3750/schaffer@318project.org.

3327 Memorial Hwy, Mandan

Mini-Winter Junior Zookeeper Day Camp 1pm-4pm

Downtown Bismarck Onesie Crawl

Held at Dakota Zoo.

5pm-1am

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

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that helps clients get back on their feet and they work closely with

MARCH 4TH

each family to make sure that they complete the steps needed to

Mini-Winter Junior Zookeeper Day Camp

become self-sufficient.

1pm-4pm

Cost: $27, $37, $42

Held at Dakota Zoo.

Belle Mehus Auditorium

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

201 N 6th St, Bismarck

MARCH 7TH

MARCH 10TH

Leading Ladies Luncheon

Bouncy Bunnies Little Tykes Ed-Venture Camp (ages 3-4) @

11am-1pm

Dakota Zoo

Celebrate Women’s History Month with North Dakota Women’s

1:30pm-2:30pm

Business Center by attending an event where you will learn from,

Pre-Registration required at least 7 days in advance

connect with and be inspired by some of North Dakota’s own leading

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

ladies.

MARCH 14TH

800 S 3rd St, Bismarck

Fraud Watch Lunch & Learn

MARCH 8TH

11:30am-1pm

Hoppy Hour with Drinking Buddies

You know what they say: “If it seems too good to be true, it probably

5pm-8pm

is.” Attend this Fraud Watch Lunch and Learn to hear from the

Join The Blarney Stone Pub for their second, unique, Whiskey and

Attorney General’s office and local law enforcement about the most

Beer pairing. Stop in and enjoy a shot of Jameson Caskmates

prevalent scams locally, what to watch out for, and proactive steps

Whiskey, and a pint of STONE Tangerine Express IPA all for a special

you can take to protect yourself.

price of $8.00.

There is no cost to attend and lunch will be provided.

408 E. Main Avenue, Bismarck

Ramkota Hotel, 800 S 3rd St, Bismarck

Welcome House Presents Kat Perkins : Inaugural Concert to

MARCH 15TH

Benefit Homeless Families

Marketing to Women

7pm

11:30am-1pm

Welcome House is a non profit organization that provides shelter for

In honor of International Women’s month, March’s professional

homeless families and single females. They have a 90 day program

development session will highlight the impact women have on

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specific markets. Join for an engaging panel focused on marketing

Angelica of Central Dakota Children’s Choir will present “MidWinter

directly to women.

Warmth” at First Baptist Church. This event is sponsored by Starion

Members: $20

Bank, admission is $10 for adults and $5 for seniors and students.

Non-Members: $30

Tickets are available on the website at cdcc@aboutcdcc.org, at the

Lunch is included and will be catered by Legacy High School culinary

choir office, or 701-258-6516.

students

First Baptist Church, 306 E Divide Ave, Bismarck

3400 Calgary Ave, Bismarck Busy Bunnies! Animal Ed-Venture @ Dakota Zoo Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play)

2-4:30pm

7:30pm

Pre-Registration is required, ages 5-7

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play)

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

7:30pm

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

MARCH 16TH

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play)

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

7:30pm

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck,

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress

MARCH 18TH

Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

Think & Drink

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

12:30pm-3pm

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

We’ve all had deep discussion with our friends while we’re out at

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

night-- why not add a couple of experts to the mix and really take it

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

up a notch? That’s the idea behind Think&Drink, a happy hour series that sparks provocative conversations about big ideas.

Bobcats vs. Wilderness

Laughing Sun Brewing Co. 107 N 5th St, Bismarck

7:15pm 1200 N Washington St, Bismarck

MARCH 22ND The Mayor’s Ball

MARCH 17TH

7pm

Central Dakota Childrens Choir “Midwinter Warmth”

The Mayor’s Ball was created to recognize, support, and promote

10am

the organizations that contribute to the culture of our community.

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Every year, two non-profits are chosen to receive the funds raised, and this year Suzuki School of Music and Dakota Stage/Shade Tree

Spay-Ghetti No Balls

Players will be the recipients.

Furry Friends Rockin’ Rescue is hosting a spaghetti dinner, bake sale, and meet and greet with their adoptable animals.

The event will be held at the North Dakota Heritage Center. There

Recommended Donation $7

will be a cash bar, hors d’oeuvres, music and a little fundraising.

For more information contact Katie Veidel @ 218-779-7640 1400 Collins Ave, Mandan

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play) 7:30pm

MARCH 24TH

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this

Pop Up Boutique-Loft21

hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress

11am-4pm

Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

Come see Loft21 Boutique at Lacey’s Custom Jewelry! This locally

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

owned boutique carries affordable clothing, accessories, and shoes.

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

Check out great quality clothes and sizes for every body shape!

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

913 W Interstate Ave, Bismarck

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck Easter Egg Hunt Table Top Games For Teens

1-3pm

7pm

Ages 2-12, Admission price applies. This is held at the Dakota Zoo.

Board games are more than just Monopoly. Try to escape a haunted

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

house, stop a global pandemic, or become the best ninja delivery person in your company! Come join to learn new and exciting

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play)

tabletop games!

7:30pm

Bismarck Public Library, 515 N 5th St, Bismarck

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

MARCH 23RD

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play)

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

7:30pm

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

MARCH 25TH

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

Spring Ladies Lounge

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

2pm-5pm

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

Another wonderful Sunday afternoon! There will be 40 vendors for

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

your shopping amusement that include everything from delicious

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foods, gifts for baby, bath indulgences and clothing!

MARCH 29TH Trivia Night

Admission is only $5 at the door for adults and includes a free trip

6pm-9pm

through the mimosa bar, snacks, and a tote bag to take home with

Join Sixteen03 Main Events for their monthly trivia night! You can

all of your goodies. Kids admission is $2 and includes juice or soda.

buy a table for $10 that seats up to 10 people... the more minds

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

the better! Their full bar and gourmet pizzas will be available for purchase, and there will be prizes given out throughout the night so be sure to get your table before they sell out.

To purchase your table, you may buy your ticket online, or you can call them at 701-255-6246, stop into 1603 E Main Ave. from 11-2 weekdays, or message them on Facebook and they will help you out!

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

MARCH 31ST Comedy Night 8pm-10pm Salutations at the Sun

Join sixteen03 main events for a night of professional stand up

10am-11am

comedy! Your $25 ticket includes a free drink and live professional

Join Transitions Yoga and Laughing Sun Brewing Co. for yoga and

comedy! They will have gourmet pizza for purchase by the infamous

a post- class pint. This is yoga for everybody and every body, no

Gregorio DiDonna.

pressure, never too serious...just fun, feel good yoga among friends

Sixteen03 is working with the top national talent booking agency to

Cost: $20 per class, includes yoga and pint.

bring you the best comedy circut performers America has to offer!

Please bring your own mat. Must be at least 21.

Tickets are available at Sixteen03 from 11-2 weekdays and online.

107 N 5th St, Bismarck

Must be 18 and over.

1603 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Play) 2pm

APRIL 5TH

The master of comedy, Christopher Durang, is at his best with this

Zoo Crew Open House

hilarious play that centers on the reunion of the glamorous actress

6-7pm

Masha and her middle-aged siblings at their childhood home in

Ages 14-18

Bucks County, PA. Think your family is crazy? Wait until you meet

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike!

Tickets available on the website, www.dakotastageltd.com/events/

APRIL 7TH

412 E Main Ave, Bismarck

Bismarck Bucks Vs. Omaha Beef 7:05pm Bismarck Event Center, 315 S 5th St. Bismarck

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auction and other fun activities. Several children and families will also be honored at the event.

APRIL 13TH

1608 N Washington St, Bismarck

Emerging Voices Young Adult Conference 7pm(13th) -11pm (14th)

APRIL 18TH

This year the conference will be at Evangel. The speakers will

Passport to Healthy Living Kick-off

encourage you to speak the word of God boldly over your life and

5:30pm-7pm

situations. This will be a time for you to learn that you have what

Join AARP for this “Passport to Healthy Living” kick-off event and

you need to bring hope, healing, and to empower those around you!

learn more about a number of different indoor and outdoor healthy

Tickets available at eventbrite.com

living events planned throughout the year in Bismarck-Mandan.

3225 N 14th St, Bismarck

During the year you can take part in one or more of these group events and activities that focus on health and wellness. You’ll

APRIL 14TH

have the chance to meet new people, have some fun, enjoy new

Emerging Voices Young Adult Conference

experiences, and live a more healthy life as you age.

7pm(13th) -11pm (14th) This year the conference will be at Evangel. The speakers will

There is no charge but registration is required.

encourage you to speak the word of God boldly over your life and

Capital Ice Complex, 221 E Reno Ave, Bismarck

situations. This will be a time for you to learn that you have what you need to bring hope, healing, and to empower those around you!

Yoga For You

Tickets available at eventbrite.com

9am-10:15am

3225 N 14th St, Bismarck

Yoga for You offers Gentle Yoga classes for members of the Silver Sneakers Program. The Gentle Yoga class is a sequence of slow, guided movements to help build strength and balance. You do not have to be a Silver Sneakers member to join these classes, they are also available to the public for a fee through Yoga for You. Call Brenda at 701-255-8499 for more information.

APRIL 19TH Digital 2.0: Defining & Understanding Digital Marketing 11:30am-1pm What does digital mean to you? If your first thought is a nightstand Brave the Shave

clock, you’re late to the party. Digital has changed the way we sell

1:30pm

products. Learn more about the latest updates in digital marketing

Brave the Shave’s main flagship event will take place at the

and reaching your target audience. This event is hosted by IABC

Missouri Valley Family YMCA in Bismarck. Join us for this hair

Great Plains and is held at Bismarck Municipal Country Club.

cutting and head-shaving frenzy! The event will include a silent

Members: $20

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Non-members: $30

11am-4pm

Lunch is included

Come check out Dallas Lee’s Boutique at Lacey’s Custom

930 North Griffin St, Bismarck

Jewelry. She will be there with the latest trends from 11-4pm. Be sure to find her on Facebook to see all her new inventory!

913 W Interstate Ave, Bismarck

APRIL 21ST Free Document Shredding 8am-12pm Have sensitive personal documents shredded for free to help protect yourself from identity theft. Open to the public. Two box limit. Sponsored by AARP North Dakota.

Gateway Mall, South Parking Lot, 2700 State St, Bismarck Fraud Watch Lunch & Learn 8am-12pm If it seems to good to be true, it probably is. Attend this Fraud Watch Lunch and Learn to hear from the Attorney General’s office

Breakfast at the Zoo

and local law enforcement about the most prevalent scams locally,

9-11am

what to watch out for, and proactive steps you can’t take to protect

Breakfast at the zoo is put on many times a year. Everyone is

yourself. There is no cost to attend and lunch will be provided.

welcome to come eat breakfast at the zoo consisting of eggs

Ramkota Hotel, 800 S 3rd St, Bismarck

and sausage. After breakfast you get to go view the animals. They always say they are most alive and vocal this time of morning.

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

Run4Change 8:30am Run4Change is a great event for the whole family! It is a fun way to

Bismarck Bucks Vs. Salina Liberty

spend time together, get exercise, pay tribute to all those impacted

7:05pm

by drinking and driving and encourage our region to make changes

Bismarck Event Center, 315 S 5th St. Bismarck

when it comes to safety on our roads that’s within our control.

APRIL 22ND This is not a competitve race, but is an opportunity to support those

Bismarck Women’s Day Out

who are making organized efforts to improve awareness about

11am-3pm

responsible decisions. Strollers are welcome on the 5k route and

Join for an afternoon of shopping, socializing, and supporting a

Bubble Run, and pets are welcome if properly restrained.

great cause! Grab a few friends and enjoy the spring weather while

Check out further details online or email info@ndrun.org if you need

browsing tons of vendors!

more information!

1400 E Interchange Ave, Bismarck

300 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

APRIL 24TH Pop up Boutique- Dallas Lee

To Be Hung Over Art Show (Re-sell and Purchase New Artwork) 5-7pm

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BAGA will host the 8th annual “To Be Hung Over Art Sale” This sale is

by April 13th, 2018. Drop off day for art is Friday, April 20 from

an unique opportunity for those with original art to remarket those

10am-5pm. Unsold pieces must be picked up Saturday, April 28,

pieces.

from 3-5pm.

To participate in this sale you must register your pieces with BAGA

by April 13th, 2018. Drop off day for art is Friday, April 20 from

APRIL 28TH

10am-5pm. Unsold pieces must be picked up Saturday, April 28,

Dakota Zoo Opening Day of 57th Season

from 3-5pm.

602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck

APRIL 25TH

To Be Hung Over Art Show (Re-sell and Purchase New Artwork)

To Be Hung Over Art Show (Re-sell and Purchase New Artwork)

1-3pm

10am-5pm

BAGA will host the 8th annual “To Be Hung Over Art Sale” This sale is

BAGA will host the 8th annual “To Be Hung Over Art Sale” This sale is

an unique opportunity for those with original art to remarket those

an unique opportunity for those with original art to remarket those

pieces.

pieces.

To participate in this sale you must register your pieces with BAGA

To participate in this sale you must register your pieces with BAGA

by April 13th, 2018. Drop off day for art is Friday, April 20 from

by April 13th, 2018. Drop off day for art is Friday, April 20 from

10am-5pm. Unsold pieces must be picked up Saturday, April 28,

10am-5pm. Unsold pieces must be picked up Saturday, April 28,

from 3-5pm.

from 3-5pm.

Great American Bike Race

APRIL 26TH

8am-3pm

To Be Hung Over Art Show (Re-sell and Purchase New Artwork)

This year marks the 22nd Annual Great American Bike Race. The

10am-5pm

mission for Sanford Health Foundation GABR is to support children

BAGA will host the 8th annual “To Be Hung Over Art Sale” This sale is

and young adults with cerebral palsy and other related childhood-

an unique opportunity for those with original art to remarket those

onset conditions permanently affecting development.

pieces.

Open to the public, for more information call Erin Green at

To participate in this sale you must register your pieces with BAGA

Sanford Health Foundation at 701-323-8452 or visit www.

by April 13th, 2018. Drop off day for art is Friday, April 20 from

sanfordhealthfoundation.org

10am-5pm. Unsold pieces must be picked up Saturday, April 28, from 3-5pm.

40th Anniversary Gala Spring Concert by Bismarck-Mandan Civic Chorus

APRIL 27TH

7:30pm

To Be Hung Over Art Show (Re-sell and Purchase New Artwork)

This is the spring concert put on by the Bismarck-Mandan Civic

10am-5pm

Chior and is held at the Belle Mehus Auditorium.

BAGA will host the 8th annual “To Be Hung Over Art Sale” This sale is

201 N 6th St, Bismarck

an unique opportunity for those with original art to remarket those pieces.

To participate in this sale you must register your pieces with BAGA

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THE BEST DEALS, ALL WEEK LONG We did all the investigating - you just pick where and when!

BISMARCK Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Blarney Stone Pub 408 E. Main

3-6, 9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

3-6, 9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

3-6, 9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

3-6, 9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

3-6, 9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

9-close $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

All Day $1 off pints $1 off bar pours $1 off house wine

Broadway Grill and Tavern Broadway Centre at 100 W Broadway

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass.

25% wine bottles

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass

3-6pm Happy Hour $4-4.50 beers $5-6 wine by the glass

4-10pm 241’s

4-10pm 241 Bomb Shots, Captain Morgan drinks, taps, Long Islands and well drinks

The Bistro 1103 E Front Ave

5-7pm 5-7 pm Glenlivet 1/2 off bottles or Scotch Flights: glasses of wine $15.00

5-7 pm $3 Bottled Beer, $4 Tall Domestic, $5 Tall Import/ Craft Beer

4-11 pm $2 schooners for 4-8 pm $2.50 ladies taps, domestic $5 shooners for bottles, and wells men

Borrowed Bucks Roadhouse 118 S 3rd St

Birthday Mugs $2 and $4 shooter shots all night

8-11pm 241’s

Corral Bar 2111 E Main

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells. .50 off everything else

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells. .50 off everything else

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells. .50 off everything else

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells. .50 off everything else

11am-6pm $2 domestics & wells. .50 off everything else

Elbow Room 115 S 5th St

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours 7pm-close $3 "You Call It"

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours 7pm-close $3 "You Call It"

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours

11am-2pm & 4pm-6pm $2.75 domestics and bar pours

All Day $3 "You Call It"

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Bismarck

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

Fireflour 111 N 5th St

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

$9 bottomless wine

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

4-6pm & 9-close $2 off glass of wine, $1 off liquor drinks, $4.25 domestic talls, $1 off craft talls/shorts and all bottles

Laughing Sun Brewing Co. 107 N 5th St

4-6pm $1 off pints

4-6pm $1 off pints

4-6pm $1 off pints

4-6pm $1 off pints

2-6pm $1 off pints

MacKenzie River 4510 Skyline Crossings

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

4-6pm and 9-close tall beer for short price $1 off specialty drink

Main Bar 804 E Main

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

5-7pm $1 off beer and assorted liquor

O’Brian’s 1059 E Interstate Ave

All Day $3 Crown, $2.50 Black Velvet and $1.00 off pitchers

All Day $2.50 UV $3 Cuervo Tequila and $3.25 Long Island Teas

All Day $3 Titos $2.50 Bacardi and Windsor

All Day $3 Captain Morgan and Jack Daniels, $3.50 Colorado Bulldogs

241’s 4-6pm

Peacock Alley 422 East Main

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

Ground Round 526 S 3rd St

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5pm-close $3 Bloody Marys All Day $2.50 well drinks Tap beer specials $1.00 of pitchers all day

3-6pm, 9-close $4 wine, wells, and beer $6 Martinis

Bismarck

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

The Pond 307 N 3rd St

3pm-Close $1 off wines $2 well drinks $3 domestic drafts $4 microbrew drafts

3pm-Close $1 off wines $2 well drinks $3 domestic drafts $4 microbrew drafts

3pm-Close $1 off wines $2 well drinks $3 domestic drafts $4 microbrew drafts

3pm-Close $1 off wines $2 well drinks $3 domestic drafts $4 microbrew drafts

3pm-Close $1 off wines $2 well drinks $3 domestic drafts $4 microbrew drafts

Shogun #H1, 2700 State St

3-5pm, 8:30-Close $5 select martinis $4 tap beer $2 dom & craft bottle beer $4 lg, $2 sm Hot Sake $4 wine

3-5pm, 8:30-Close $5 select martinis $4 tap beer $2 dom & craft bottle beer $4 lg, $2 sm Hot Sake $4 wine

3-5pm, 8:30-Close $5 select martinis $4 tap beer $2 dom & craft bottle beer $4 lg, $2 sm Hot Sake $4 wine

3-5pm, 8:30-Close $5 select martinis $4 tap beer $2 dom & craft bottle beer $4 lg, $2 sm Hot Sake $4 wine

Sidelines 300 S 5th St

Sports Page 1120 Tacoma Ave

Stadium Sports Bar 1247 W Divide Ave

Saturday

Sunday

11am-2pm 11am-2pm endless mimosas endless mimosas

3-6pm 3-6pm 3-6pm 3-6pm 3-6pm $2.50 domestic $2.50 domestic $2.50 domestic $2.50 domestic $2.50 domestic pints & bottles, pints & bottles, pints & bottles, pints & bottles, pints & bottles, $3.50 domestic $3.50 domestic $3.50 domestic $3.50 domestic $3.50 domestic talls, $3.50 craft talls, $3.50 craft talls, $3.50 craft talls, $3.50 craft talls, $3.50 craft pints, $2.50 well pints, $2.50 well pints, $2.50 well pints, $2.50 well pints, $2.50 well drinks drinks drinks drinks drinks

8-11pm 241â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

6pm-close $2.50 Captain Morgan $3.50 Jager Bombs

6pm-close $3 Grey Goose Flavors, $3.25 Crown Royal, $3.50 Tall Busch Light

8-11pm 241â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

6pm-close $3.50 Jack Daniels $3 Chuck Norris

8-10pm $2 & $3 drinks 10pm-close $3.50 Stoli and liquid plumbers

6pm-close $3 Fireball Shots, $2.50 Captain Morgan 10pm-close $2 & $3 drinks

4pm-Midnight 4-6pm 4-6pm 4-6pm 4-7pm $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything $1 off everything

Tap In Tavern 601 Memorial Hwy

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything, Pounder Tuesday $3 Pounders

Toasted Frog 124 N 4th St

4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything

4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

4-5:30pm all tap beer 1/2 price, $5 martinis, $3 wine $2.50 rail drinks

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything

12-2pm & 5-7pm $1 off of everything

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MANDAN Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Broken Oar 4724 Pintail Loop SE

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

4-6pm .50 off all drinks

4-6pm .50 off all drinks 12-6pm Men's day $2 domestics and wells

The Drink 4007 South Bay Dr SE

3-8pm $4.50 tall domestic, $3.25 short domestic bottles, & wells

3-8pm $4.50 tall domestic, $3.25 short domestic bottles, & wells

3-8pm $4.50 tall domestic, $3.25 short domestic bottles, & wells

3-8pm $4.50 tall domestic, $3.25 short domestic bottles, & wells

3-8pm $4.50 tall domestic, $3.25 short domestic bottles, & wells

Lonesome Dove 3929 Memorial Hwy

Sunday

12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm 12-5pm $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular $2.50 regular drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, drink and beer, 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm 5-7pm $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks $3 regular drinks and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer and beer

Last Call 118 W Main St

All Day Happy hour

$1 off all tall tap beers

7-11pm 241â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

All Day $4 Long Island teas

All Day $3 Fireball shots

Powerhouse Bar & Grill 501 Burlington St SE

4-6pm $2.75 Domestic bottles & well drinks $3.75 Tall Taps

4-6pm $2.75 Domestic bottles & well drinks $3.75 Tall Taps

4-6pm $2.75 Domestic bottles & well drinks $3.75 Tall Taps

4-6pm $2.75 Domestic bottles & well drinks $3.75 Tall Taps

4-6pm $2.75 Domestic bottles & well drinks $3.75 Tall Taps

Rusty's Saloon and Grill 2331 Co Rd 136 St. Anthony, ND

$6 mules $4 house wines

$1 off whiskey drinks $6 mules $4 house wines

$6 mules $4 house wines

$6 mules $4 house wines

$3 Fireball shots and drinks $6 mules $4 house wines

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$4 Bomb Shots

$3 Canned Beers

Scapegoat 202 E Main

Silver Dollar 200 E Main

Strawberry Bar 210 W Main

Vickyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 106 2nd Ave NW

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

12-2pm & 4-7pm $1 off domestic taps, domestic bottles, premium taps, well drinks, red tops

12-2pm & 4-7pm $1 off domestic taps, domestic bottles, premium taps, well drinks, red tops

12-2pm & 4-7pm $1 off domestic taps, domestic bottles, premium taps, well drinks, red tops

12-2pm & 4-7pm $1 off domestic taps, domestic bottles, premium taps, well drinks, red tops

12-2pm & 4-7pm $1 off domestic taps, domestic bottles, premium taps, well drinks, red tops

Sunday

11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm beer and bar beer and bar beer and bar beer and bar beer and bar beer and bar beer and bar pours $2.75 pours $2.75 pours $2.75 pours $2.75 pours $2.75 pours $2.75 pours $2.75

6-10 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

6-10 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

6-10 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

6-10 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

6-10 241 well drinks

6-10 241 well drinks

6-10 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm 11-1pm & 4-7pm $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and $2.75 beer and bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours bar pours

LINCOLN Monday DJ's Tavern 70 Santee Rd

Saturday

4-7pm various daily special

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

4-7pm 241 drinks & beer

4-7pm $4 Long Islands

4-7pm $1 off all beers

4-7pm $5 margaritas on rocks

4-7pm & 9-11pm $1 off all taps

Sunday

Join us on Tuesday from 5pm to 8pm for $10 steaks.

Build your own Bloody Mary or Ceasar on Saturday from noon to 3pm.

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