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A 100-year-old Rosie the Riveter’s handmade quilts are making their way from Steele, ND, all the way to Washington, D.C.

Packers fans, listen up! All three preseason games air only on BEK TV this August… No NFL Network required.

Six years running. 2 hosts. 3 categories. BEK TV just had its biggest Best of the Best nomination ever, and it’s all thanks to you. Find out how to vote now!

Your account, your rules… but only if your authorized contacts are current. Learn what CPNI is and why keeping that list updated protects your business.

BEK TV is nominated for the sixth year in a row, and two hosts move on to the voting round. Plus, a surprise nomination. Voting opens July 22.

A Japanese pagoda in small-town ND? Discover the rich history behind Wilton’s one-of-a-kind Soo Line Depot and how it’s keeping the town’s railroad legacy alive for future generations.

From humble, homemade beginnings to a statewide road tour, this family recipe has become a North Dakota treasure with no plans of slowing down.

Step back in time! Discover how one small town turned a threshing demo into a 50-year tradition that brings pioneer history roaring back to life every September.

After heartbreak, a group of women brought music — and community — back to Strasburg. Now, they're honoring Lawrence Welk in a special tribute you won't want to miss

Celebrate 10 years of history at the Welk Homestead with a statue dedication, live music, a PBS documentary, and more! Discover the legacy of Lawrence Welk and ND’s Germans from Russia roots.

Kidder County is turning self-expression into a masterpiece! See how students, teachers, and the community are coming together—one tile at a time—to create a mural that tells their unique stories.

Discover how Toby McPherson turned a lifelong passion for aviation into a breathtaking restoration of a World War II P-51 Mustang. A story of history, craftsmanship, and the sound of freedom.

The Rural Development Finance Corporation (RDFC) is pleased to announce that it has awarded grants to three deserving community organizations within the BEK service area. RDFC, a North Dakota nonprofit whose member-owners are cooperatives serving rural North Dakota, including BEK Communications Cooperative, is committed to supporting local initiatives and community development projects.

In a recent segment of Dakota Cowboy featuring BEK Board Director Sanford Williams, he emphasizes the significance of National Cooperative Month as an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of providing rural cooperatives with advanced technology and services comparable to those in urban areas, if not better. Williams highlights the crucial role of having equal connectivity infrastructure in smaller, rural communities for conducting business and fostering connections similar to larger cities.

In a recent segment on "Ladies of Another View," BEK Communications Cooperative featured their newest Board Director, Holly Will. Holly discussed various aspects of BEK, its commitment to rural communities in North Dakota, and the significance of October as National Coop Month.