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Maybe that article title seems a little overzealous, but when the snow falls this winter, we'll be putting some new Tow Plows to good use in North Dakota.

April 23rd was National Picnic Day, but we doubt anyone in North Dakota was having a picnic.

On April 4, 1997, a blizzard of disastrous proportions swept through North Dakota, dropping up to two feet of snow in some areas.

If being stuck on a train for 13 hours sounds miserable to you, be glad you weren't one of the passengers who experienced that horror.

If you and about 9,000 people aren't doing anything sometime this winter, you can feel free to attempt this world record North Dakota set back in 2007.

Century Ave. in Bismarck will be closed on Tuesday, January 10th to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Don't put the shovels away just yet as the region is getting set up for another round of snow in the coming days.

The National Weather Service in Bismarck is predicting more snow coming Sunday night into Tuesday of next week.

Through January 2, Bismarck received a lot of snow. Enough snow to set a new record.

We have entered a new year and yet the weather seems to remain the same.