FARGO — It may be no better time for National Nurses Week, and one thing is certain — it’s being celebrated, and appreciated, much differently this year.
Cassie Fredricks, a registered nurse and clinical care leader, and Lexi Braun, a nursing practice specialist, are two
Theresa Schmidt joined Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health in 2000 and became the Director of Nursing about six years ago. But her journey toward nursing really began years prior.
It could be argued that her journey even started without her, but instead with the nurses that helped build the
FARGO — Seniors of North Dakota State University’s nursing program hosted their pin celebration in the parking lot, Thursday, May 14.
Because of guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, graduating seniors could not attend a traditional indoor celebration, but they still wanted
FARGO — Greg Tehven and his staff at the Herd & Horns Sports Bar and Grill have been removing tables and chairs from the tavern in preparation for reopening as North Dakota eases its way into a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Doug
This deadly pandemic has brought out the best in many people. One of those people is Ashley Devier, 23, of Fargo. It’s an inspiring story of courage, hope and determination.
Ashley attended Davies High School in Fargo and later transferred to and graduated from Fargo’s
Our nurses and doctors are vital to the community… now more than ever. Like anyone else, medical workers are dealing with their own struggles while working non-stop.
Nurse at Vibra Hospital of Central Dakotas Janet Gerner says, “I would just say fake it til you make it
Kristen Renner helped prepare for the H1N1 and Ebola outbreaks, but neither compares to the coronavirus pandemic.
Nevertheless, the intensive care unit clinical supervisor at CHI St. Alexius Health in Bismarck says the goal is the same it has always been.
“No matter what type of
Coronavirus changed American lives in weeks. The country went from business as usual, to sheltering in place as an invisible virus reached all 50 states, overwhelming hospitals and funeral homes.
As of Friday morning, the global death toll quickly climbed to almost 100,000 people, while coronavirus sickened
Sanford Health is asking community members to donate homemade face masks primarily for employees who are not working directly with patients.
On April 3, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a recommendation for people to wear cloth face masks in “public