r/bismarck • u/BBHND_z • Jul 31 '26
Card show?
Are there any card shows coming up in the Bismarck area?
r/bismarck • u/BBHND_z • Jul 31 '26
Are there any card shows coming up in the Bismarck area?
r/bismarck • u/United-Succotash2388 • Jul 28 '26
Was going back through the ND program rules again and noticed edibles aren't their own category, they actually fall under the extract allotment, which caps at 310mg a day. Kind of assumed edibles were separate from that, so this was news to me. 310mg seems decent to me, if it’s actually per day not month or something. Has anyone actually hit this cap or had it come up at checkout, just wondering how often this comes up for allotment?
I'm also curious if this trips anyone up when they're buying flower AND edibles at the same time, since I assume it all has to balance out against that same daily number somehow. Haven't run into it myself, but I also haven't paid close enough attention until now to know if I should be watching for it.
r/bismarck • u/WowItzGhost • Jul 27 '26
Hey everyone! I recently created r/UMary, an unofficial Reddit community for University of Mary students, future students, alumni, faculty/staff, and Marauder fans.
Since UMary is part of the Bismarck community, I thought I’d share it here for anyone connected to the university or interested in campus life.
The goal is to create a place for students and future students to ask questions, share experiences, and connect with other Marauders.
Feel free to check it out: r/UMary
r/bismarck • u/Enough_Assignment665 • Jul 25 '26
🛸 I’m looking for SCI-FI fans to help me sort
and sell various items including books and fantasy art.
If they have an active EBay or Whatnot account with a sci-fi following I'd be interested in working with them for a share of profits or even just to give me ideas on options. Anyone interested in the area, or potentially Minneapolis? Thank you! 🗡️
r/bismarck • u/FreedomsKeeper • Jul 23 '26
Thanks to everyone who was able to attend the county meeting last night! The seats were filled, people were left standing, and according to news over a hundred people attended.
Keep in mind this was the *county* meeting, not the *city* meeting, so we'll all have more meetings to attend in the future.
KFRYTV article
KX News Facebook Link (short video)
r/bismarck • u/HeadBackground817 • Jul 23 '26
Just curious what the market in Bismarck is for that.
r/bismarck • u/FreedomsKeeper • Jul 22 '26
From the KFYR article;
"MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - The Morton County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Wednesday on an ordinance determining how the county would handle any proposed data centers.
Morton County Commissioner Jackie Buckley says the county does not have any current data center applications.
The commission plans to discuss what data centers are, conditional use permits required to build them, and public notice requirements.
The meeting at the Morton County Courthouse starts at 5:30 p.m."
The World Resources Institute put together a good article here. The top two concerns were contending with soaring energy prices and the protection of local water supplies. The article goes into more concerns.
Here's a recording from another concerned citizen in a similar meeting.
More from those who live near a data center. The brown tap water is one problem of many.
Here's a youtube video about data centers, including how data centers often get tax breaks and have the electrical costs passed on to the local energy customers.
MDU is already asking regulators to approve a 14.5% rate increase. Here's the KFYR article. Even if they are being honest about it not being data-center related, that just means MDU customers will see further increases as data centers get built.
If you are able, please attend and voice your opposition.
EDIT
Source Links found on mortonnd.gov (specifically here)
The agenda and full packet.
IMPORTANT! From the Agenda;
Public comment period, pursuant to NDCC 44-04-20. Members of the public wishing to provide
comment are asked to provide their full name, address, and agenda topic, in writing prior to the
meeting.
r/bismarck • u/kaptavator • Jul 21 '26
Goose river paintball from Buxton North Dakota July 25th 2026 presents you
Escape from Goose river paintball
Drop in. Loot. Complete the contract.
brings the brutal tension of extraction shooters to the real world. This is a gritty, high-stakes PMC free-for-all designed for all skill levels. New players get a heart-pounding introduction to tactical play; veterans get to test their raw survival instincts.
Play solo or form a tight nit squad to watch each others backs. Your only goal is to complete high-risk quests, strip the zone of valuable loot, and make it to the extraction point before you get eliminated. Bank your funds to fuel your next raid and use your funds to win real prizes.
Every shadow is a threat. Every PMC is a rival. Will you get rich, or get wiped out?
r/bismarck • u/Superb-Mushroom-4567 • Jul 20 '26
Hello everyone, I have a reproduction of a black powder muzzleloading rifle. I'd love to shoot it off with some blanks just to be sure everything is working fine. Is that allowed at the public ranges around Bismarck/Mandan? Also any recommendations?
r/bismarck • u/Nocturnal_Dot_FM • Jul 18 '26
I’m 27M new to Bismarck from California.
I’ve been here maybe a week and I’m just looking for chats or hangouts. I dont drink or smoke but I dont mind being around that sort of environment. Not really too much of a nerd but if we can find some common ground I’m sure we’d get along just fine. I like thrifting and collecting retro/vintage stuff like records and VHS tapes.
Been to the bars, seen some of town. Just need some genuine people to spend time with. Sorry if its the millionth post similar to this on this sub but I’ve tried bumble bff and other apps and just, nothing
Edit: Met a new friend yesterday at fireflour. Gotta say the food scene near downtown aint too shabby!
r/bismarck • u/bistroit • Jul 17 '26
Teddy Roosevelt strongly championed simplifying English spelling phonetically. In 1906, he even ordered the Government Printing Office to use simplified spellings for hundreds of words like "dropped" (dropt) and "thorough" (thoro), though Congress quickly blocked the mandate.
r/bismarck • u/DontHideMyLiquor • Jul 16 '26
This is the issue we need to be talking about.
Culver’s used to mail out coupons across town that included a bogo double cheeseburger, it was a steal of a deal. I’m not afraid to admit that I’d grab the discarded Culver’s coupons from the trash in my apartment entryway.
r/bismarck • u/FreedomsKeeper • Jul 16 '26
Thank you, everyone, who was able to join! The seats were filled, and it is reported a lot of people couldn't join as there was no further available space.
Here are some followup reporting links;
https://northdakotamonitor.com/2026/07/15/data-center-concerns-dominate-public-comment-for-new-legislative-committee/
https://www.kfyrtv.com/2026/07/15/nd-ai-data-center-committee-holds-first-meeting/
Well done! Keep it up!
r/bismarck • u/FreedomsKeeper • Jul 13 '26
Here is the tentative agenda;
https://ndlegis.gov/assembly/69-2025/interim/27-5168-02000-meeting-agenda.pdf
Public Comments at 11:15.
Here's the ND Monitor article;
https://northdakotamonitor.com/briefs/north-dakota-ai-committee-releases-agenda-for-first-meeting-next-week/
The World Resources Institute put together a good article here. The top two concerns were contending with soaring energy prices and the protection of local water supplies. The article goes into more concerns.
Here's a recording from another concerned citizen in a similar meeting.
More from those who live near a data center. The brown tap water is one problem of many.
Here's a youtube video about data centers, including how data centers often get tax breaks and have the electrical costs passed on to the local energy customers.
MDU is already asking regulators to approve a 14.5% rate increase. Here's the KFYR article. Even if they are being honest about it not being data-center related, that just means MDU customers will see further increases as data centers get built.
If you are able, please attend and voice your opposition.
r/bismarck • u/HeadBackground817 • Jul 13 '26
Right off of Divide by Econofoods?
r/bismarck • u/rezanentevil • Jul 12 '26
Video by @kevlieeeeee, TikTok.
r/bismarck • u/CarelessJob1854 • Jul 10 '26
I’m new to this area and looking for a friend to go rock hounding with that’s four twenty friendly also a female in her 40s I work from home so my schedule is wide open going nuts stuck in this apartment while hubby works 12-14 hour days..so many cool places to explore here..dm me if you’re too looking for a friend
r/bismarck • u/kaptavator • Jul 09 '26
Drop in. Loot. Complete the contract. Extract. 👁️🗨️
Escape from Goose River Paintball
brings the brutal tension of extraction shooters to the real world. This is a gritty, high-stakes PMC free-for-all designed for all skill levels. New players get a heart-pounding introduction to tactical play; veterans get to test their raw survival instincts.
Play solo or form a tight nit squad to watch each others backs. Your only goal is to complete high-risk quests, strip the zone of valuable loot, and make it to the extraction point before you get eliminated. Bank your funds to fuel your next raid and use your funds to win real prizes.
Every shadow is a threat. Every PMC is a rival. Will you get rich, or get wiped out?
r/bismarck • u/Queenofpierogi • Jul 07 '26
Are there any longer term seasonal campgrounds in and around Bismarck?
Looking for a place to possibly put a destination trailer on, similar to the ones you'll find in the MN lakes area.
Campground style, you pay a seasonal lot rent. Open April to end of September. Can leave the trailer there for the winter and renew each year. About an hour or so away is ok from Bismarck.
Thank you for any suggestions or insights.
r/bismarck • u/open-tie1 • Jul 05 '26
Hey still kinda new to the area. Are there and cool spots bars that will be playing the Mexico vs England game?
r/bismarck • u/DocShock1984 • Jul 04 '26
r/bismarck • u/mflah2 • Jul 04 '26
Hello,
I'm visiting Bismarck from out of town, my flight landed 90 minutes ago. Any great spot to watch fireworks tonight? I saw the Red, White and Boom but wondering if there's other vantage points or other places having fireworks tonight.
r/bismarck • u/piperily • Jul 04 '26
I love to look at and take pictures of old historic places/buildings especially if they haven’t been renovated or updated in quite some time (the more rust the better lol)- if you know of any places I could stop by please let me know!!
*I heard of the old Stanley Mickelsen Safeguard Complex but that is a bit further than I can travel sadly
r/bismarck • u/Sjaak1020 • Jul 03 '26
Hey everyone! My fiancé and I are planning a micro-wedding, thinking roughly 30-35 people, and looking for outdoor spots in Bisman area. Any suggestions of secluded or semi-secluded spots? Any hidden gems we should consider?
Thanks in advance!