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A Day of Giving

Giving Hearts Day is a great way to start giving back, and the best part about giving is that it is all local.

IN THIS ISSUE 14 New Neighbors 24 Area 57 26 New In Town 40 Shiny and New 42 Taco Today 6 BISMARCK MAGAZINE | JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2020

Volume 5 Issue 1

January-February 2020

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Happy New Year! It’s 2020 and this year is going to be a great one! Every new year is a new beginning, a time to reinvent yourself, rebrand a business, rebuild friendships, and the ever so popular New Year’s resolution. As you look to the future and decide how you’re going to make the 2020 version of yourself the best, we challenge you to look within and think about how you can give back.

In the upcoming pages you get to read healthy tips for the body and meet new people in town that you can reach out to and make feel welcome. You’ll also get to read about how you can give back this year and make a bigger difference in our community. The New Year issue of 2020 highlights new people to town and some of their favorite things, new businesses that are starting out that you can help support, and Giving Hearts Day, a way for you to give back to local charities doing incredible things right here in our home town.

Bismarck Magazine challenges you to make 2020 your best year yet, not only make yourself better, but help those around you, too. Giving Hearts Day is a great way to kick off the year by giving back, support local charities, and feel good doing it!

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A DAY OF GIVING Winston Churchill once said, “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” Let’s make a life, a life of giving. Giving Hearts Day (GHD) is a great way to start giving back, and the best part about giving is that it is all local, you are supporting the local charities within your own city.

WHAT IS GIVING HEARTS DAY Giving Hearts Day began as a simple idea that sprouted from the Dakota Medical Foundation (DMF) twelve short years ago. In 2008, DMF thought of an unique fundraising concept, a single day dedicated solely to giving. In the past decade Giving Hearts Day has turned a small idea of spreading the love into one of the longest running and most successful days of giving across the country, raising over $71 million dollars and rising.

WHY DONATE Giving Hearts Day always falls right around Valentine’s Day, and it’s not a coincidence. It’s a time to not only give your heart to those

close to you, but the people most in need, too. Thursday, February 13, 2020 is your chance to give back and make an impact in the community. Not convinced yet? Check out those who have donated before and why they feel compelled to give:

DON AND SYLVIA SCHMID Don and Sylvia Schmid have been giving to GHD for several years to multiple charities that have touched their hearts and made an impact in both their lives.

One charity they make sure to give to every year is Designer Genes, a Bismarck/Mandan charity that offers support and opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

“We had been giving to Giving Hearts Day for years before we met Roxanne with Designer Genes and we were the ones that actually told her about GHD and encouraged her to apply and participate,” says Don. Don and Sylvia take care of the annual application fee for Designer Genes and even donate to part of their matched fund. “We believe in charities and public/private partnerships. GHD is a vehicle to give back to the community that is going to do some good.“

CAROL CASHMAN While playing bridge with her good friend Kathy Keiser, executive Director of the Ronald McDonald House, Carol found out about the wonders of

Giving Hearts Day. “I remember seeing the list of all the charities for GHD after my friend had told me they were participating and going online to donate and being like oh I know them give, to them, oh they do great work, give to them, and I just kept going like that,” laughed Carol. “It was so reassuring that no matter what amount, even small amounts, that they were going a long way and I felt I was getting a bigger bang for my buck.

“All these wonderful charities and people ask throughout the year for you to give and donate. You want to give, but often forget so I keep a list and then give all on that one day.”

As time goes on and Carol

Mary Kay holds a special place near and dear to her heart for the Bismarck charity Tracy’s Sanctuary House, which provides temporary housing for out of town families during a time of need, when a family member is in the hospital or in a life threatening crisis.

continues to participate in GHD, she keeps an ongoing list of her favorite charities throughout the year in order to give on that day.

Carol and her husband have a fun tradition, after 46 years of marriage, instead of gifts they give to their favorite charities on GHD.

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“For the past three years, I have been giving to Tracy’s Sanctuary House. Kelsey Zottnick, the Director of the charity, told me

her personal story on why Tracy’s House was started, I couldn’t believe it, I wanted to help and I knew this was the charity I wanted to give back to,” explains Mary Kay. Not only does Mary Kay have personal ties to Tracy’s House, but she also believes strongly in the mission. “It’s the perfect idea for the community, we need Tracy’s Sanctuary House here. I can’t imagine being out of town and watching a family member struggle in the hospital then worrying about where to stay. Tracy’s House takes away that worry for people and puts their minds at ease,” says Mary Kay.

SCOTT AND ALISHA RITTER From the beginning, husband and wife Scott and Alisha have been giving on GHD. Scott and Alisha also choose to give to Tracy’s Sanctuary House each year. “Tracy’s Sanctuary House fills a void within our

community. Their mission has touched our hearts and we can’t imagine not supporting it,” expresses Scott. Scott and Alisha believe in being generous and that donating is a privilege and not something to be taken lightly. “We have been truly blessed and because of those blessings we believe it’s our duty to give back to others.” The Ritters were also touched by Tracy’s mission and founding story. Like all charities, it was founded with a purpose and passion to make a difference in our community.

Giving Hearts Day is a day to open your heart and help those around you, give back to those less fortunate and those organizations that are making a difference. Visit givingheartsday. org and find one charity, or multiple, to give back to and know that you are making a difference. Maybe you give up that $5 coffee that day, or maybe, instead of going out to lunch, you give back. Even a dollar counts. Thank you for opening your hearts and helping make this community a better place to call home.

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Where did you move from? Emily: Plymouth, Minnesota

When did you move here? Jeremy: August 2018

What brought you here? Jeremy: Family

Emily: Initially, we were just going to come here for a couple months because Jeremy's parent's farm got hit by a tornado. That’s what ultimately brought us here. Then we came here and I was on a work trip in Nashville and Jeremy called me and said 'hey so school starts here next week.' That was foreign to me because in the Cities it’s after Labor Day. I was like oh, I guess we’re going to commit to a year here and see how that goes.

Brekken: (Points at Jeremy) Him Jeremy: I handcuffed them to the roof

Were you excited to come to Bismarck? Brekken: Kinda sad

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Why have you stayed? Emily: It really comes back to the community. We actually fell in love with the community at Shiloh and found a good church, we go to Evangel. Jeremy's parents are here. And the kids really like it. Brekken is actually the one who asked us over the summer to stay here. Brekken: Yeah, I told them that I actually want to stay here. Jeremy: Yeah, Brekken strapped me to the roof this time.

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Brekken: Yeah, who’s the hunter now?

What does the ice skating rink mean for you? Brekken: Well, last year I didn’t really like hockey, and then I actually wanted to play because Aksel started. Then I realized sports were really awesome because you actually get to shoot and I made some friends.” Emily: “Growing up in Minnesota that’s really what you do. I grew up at the ice rink, so this is really no different, just moved places, and now I have little people.” Jeremy: “I grew up in hockey too, but took about 10 years off and then started old man league again. It’s just a fun way to exercise and not feel old even though you feel old the next day. It’s just a bunch of good people together, it’s fun.”

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about it. With all the military moves that I’ve made and couple academic moves this probably has been the most heartfelt welcome that I have received and I think that the University of Mary is a special place as well.

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What brought your family to Bismarck? Caprice: We both had really great job opportunities and started to really think seriously about the area, the schools, the quality of life here, and the more we looked into it, the more inviting it became and the more interesting it became. It seemed like everything all fit not only career wise but personal.

How long have you lived in Bismarck? Caprice: 4 months

Where are you from originally? Colin: Originally Florida, but with many stops between here and there. I spent 11 years in the military, so I ended up going through England, Virginia, Florida- that’s when we got married so that would’ve been back in 2002. In 2003 we moved to Colorado, lived there for 2.5 years, moved back to Florida. We were only supposed to be there for three years, but we ended up staying 10 before going to Pennsylvania for 5. We were 16

both at Penn State for a while, and then Caprice ended up taking a job outside of academia in health care still at Penn State when this opportunity ended up presenting itself.

What do you love most about Bismarck? Caprice: For me, I really like a couple things. One is we can get outdoors, I like that. The kids, we have two daughters 8 and 12, and when we moved here in the summer I think they really enjoyed riding their bikes and being outside. The other thing is I really like the people that I work with; they’re just a really nice, wonderful, welcoming group and so in that respect I think its been an easy transition, to feel like we’re part of a group already, so I enjoy that. Colin: I’d never been to North Dakota before, I came up for the job interview so this was state 49 out of 50. Oregon is the only one that’s left. I expected Bismarck to be pancake flat and bland, but I have really enjoyed the scenery even though I consider myself a mountains person. Now I’ve been outside on 15 degree days on long runs and don’t even think twice

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What’s your favorite thing to do so far? Caprice: “Our daughter is twelve, her name is Moorea, and I really like going down by the river with her to go roller blading. The other thing is enjoying new things like learning how to curl. I’ve been trying out a women’s hockey league so things like that that we would just normally do that have been really fun as well.” Colin: Curling by far. I look forward to it every week. I’ve been trying to find ways to do it more but it just hasn’t worked out yet, but I’m curling in a late Monday league and it is one of the highlights of my week. Caprice: Our daughter is learning how to curl as well, Etta, she’s eight.

Do you have a favorite restaurant? Caprice: We’re trying as many as we can. We’ve gone back several times to Mackenzie River. We take people there when they come visit, actually.

What surprised you most about Bismarck? Colin: So this might be shocking. One of the first events we went to where we were like okay we’re going to leave the kids at home, we’re going to go out, and have an afternoon to ourselves. We went to the First Annual Beer and Donuts event. The first people we met there were not from ND, they were from Caprice's home town in Florida.

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When did you move to

great which is a big reason that I stayed.

Bismarck?

I really like the river, so I did some

I moved to Bismarck at the end of March 2019.

kayaking this summer and I golf. I was a member at Hawktree which was fun.

I worked at the Grand Forks [Target] store as an assistant manager or ETL and then I got the opportunity to take

I like to exercise, golf, be outside, and travel.

Also just getting out into the community. So we do 1100 hours of volunteer

Why did you move here?

What do you do for fun?

work as a store and we usually beat our

Do you plan on staying in

volunteer goal so we’ve done some cool

Bismarck?

things. We hosted a big golf tournament

It’s a great fit for me now, it just kind of

where we raised over $15,000 for the Dakota Zoo which was cool this year.

over the [Bismarck] store. I was an

depends where my career takes me. With Target there’s lots of opportunities, but it’s been a great store. Typically, if you’re

assistant and was planning on being a

wanting to do more or run a different

store director and it happened to be that

What’s your favorite part about

store a lot of times it’s a couple years, but

Bismarck was the first store that opened

Bismarck?

it just all depends, so I don’t really have a

up.

My favorite part of Bismarck would be the people for sure. Guests and just

What do you like about Bismarck or what surprised you? Well, it’s not as flat as Grand Forks or Fargo which is great. The people are

everybody in the community have been awesome and super friendly and that makes running a store and getting used to a new city that much better.”

great answer for you. I like it now.”

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periodically, cold, warm, snow, wind.

Did you always know you were going to move here when you had a family?

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Where did you move here from and what brought you here? Also, what did you go to school for? Nika: I grew up in Bismarck, I was born here. I was homeschooled before I went to Century High School. I graduated in 2005, and went away to college in Tennessee to the Lee University. That’s where Ricardo went to play soccer, so we met there. Then we moved to Cleveland, Ohio. Ricardo was playing soccer there. I went to grad school there and worked for a while. When we had kids, we decided to move back to Bismarck to have a family here. My undergraduate major is pre-med and I went to grad school to become a Physician Assistant. Ricardo: I grew up in Haiti. Haiti is a poor country. I played soccer all my life. I played for all the Haitian national teams from U15 all the way up to the senior national team. I played in France and then in 2005 I came to college in the USA. I studied business administration and after college I played professional soccer here in the USA in Columbus. After I played in Ohio, we moved back to Bismarck. I got my master’s in education, and became a teacher. Now, I teach personal finance, Marketing and

French at Century High school. I also own a soccer academy in Bismarck that has around 800 kids.

Nika: No, I kind of suspected when we’d have kids that we might, but I didn’t realize how different other parts of the country were and how challenging it would be to our opinions and beliefs. So living in Cleveland was just really tough. I worked in healthcare there and some of the different ways of practicing were challenging the way that I wanted to do it, and so it was a big relief to come back to what I was familiar with.”

What is your favorite place to hang out as a family?

Nika: He owns Magic Soccer FC, so that’s one of the reasons we moved back here, too. We knew it would be a good opportunity to start his business. He always wanted to own a soccer club.

Nika: Our house. Our backyard is really nice for family.

What do you enjoy about Bismarck?

What surprised you about coming back to Bismarck?

Ricardo: I like the people. They are nice people, they are very kind. I also like the outdoors, because I grew up in Haiti. Where I grew up was more like the countryside of Haiti, so it reminds me of home. All the stuff that I used to do growing up, I can do here. And also, I enjoy hunting since I was introduced to it.

Ricardo: I think the biggest change is the growth in diversity here. We used to come here when we were dating in like 2005. I remember there weren’t many black people here in 2005 or 2006 even. There is a rapid growth of diversity here which is good. I think that shaped the town well enough, and it’s good for both sides; it’s good for the people that are in Bismarck expanding a little bit and it’s good for the outsiders that are coming in to experience a different culture and be taken care of. And not just international people, but also with the oil boom a lot of people from different states move here as well. So I think it not only provides economic opportunity for Bismarck as a whole, but also the diversity - for people to live together and understand life from a deeper perspective.

Nika: The kindness of the people and just the generosity and thinking of other people.

What do you think about the snow? Ricardo: In Haiti it’s always hot, but here there is excitement. It changes

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Ricardo: We like being outdoors, going camping, going to the river.

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Nika, Luca (2), Rocco (6), Caleb (almost 4), and Ricardo Pierre-Louis

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Area 57

Story: Bailey Hauf | Photos: EPIC Companies

rea 57 is a new development from EPIC Companies set to open in the summer of 2020. The space will be located next to the Bismarck Surgical Associate Center and Light of Christ High School just off 57th Avenue NW. This unique development will contain both residential and commercial units to fit all of your needs. The residential options include one bedrooms, two bedrooms, and two story two bedrooms. Area 57 offers an alternative living option in a prime location, near great schools. McKenzy Olson, a native of Mohall, ND and VP of Marketing and Public Relations for EPIC Companies said “the biggest thing Area 57 is bringing is a sense of community and a gather destination location.” Olson explained the second phase of the development will include the gather space meant to showcase such events as vendor shows, acoustic performances, and movie nights, among other functions. This outdoor space is intended to be north Bismarck’s destination location and entertainment district. Area 57 will bring to Bismarck a destination to gather and host events 365 days a year. Although the location may have some playground equipment for kids to play, it is not meant to be just a park. It will also be a space to host events as well. With

the combination of residential and commercial spaces, these events will come about organically to best serve the community and its desires. “There are so many people in this community involved with the arts, they are very creative, and they have a lot of different ideas for events and things to host” Olson said. Area 57 is a space that will allow them to offer their events to the community. Area 57 will be a lively, energetic, and entertaining area that allows not only its residents but the entire community to come together. It will be a place where you may stop and grab a snack or go workout and then see an event going on and join in the fun. “It is a community within a community. It’s places that you live, play, hangout, and work” said Olson. Blake Nybakken, from Minot, ND turned Bismarck local and Vice President of Development for EPIC Companies said “Area 57 is a true master plan development. Residents [will] like it when it’s cold outside they can run downstairs and get a drink or a bite to eat. It works out well for the commercial tenants, too because they have a built-in client base.” Area 57 is on track to open summer

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2020. They are now leasing all commercial spaces and offering fit-up incentives. The ideal tenants would be anything from retail, to office, to medical, to customer serve. Find out more about area57 at epiccompaniesnd.com or reach out to Blake at blake@epiccompaniesnd.com.

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Amici Pizza Coming soon to the brand new Sunrise Town Centre next to Williquors Amici Pizza will be opening Late Spring 2020. It is a locally owned pizza and pasta place. It will be located in the new Sunrise Square strip mall by Wiliquors Liquor store.

Balancing Goat Coffee Co. 2705 Sunset Dr, Mandan Balancing Goat is a coffee shop providing in-house roasted coffee beans, fresh fruit smoothies and smoothie bowls, pastries, baked goods & much more! The wellness studio will provide you with a relaxing start or end to your day. 'Meditate then caffeinate' is their motto. For more information visit www.balancinggoat.com.

Blaze Pizza Coming soon to the brand new, Kirkwood Mall strip mall Blaze Pizza is a fast casual pizza shop known for exceptional quality at lightning fast speed. Fresh, made-from-scratch dough. Healthful, artisanal ingredients on the assembly line. You can choose from an inventive pizza to a classic pepperoni. The pizza goes into their blazing hot oven for about 180 seconds and served perfectly crisp. For more information visit www.blazepizza.com.

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Century 21 1142 West Turnpike Avenue, Bismarck Century 21 Morrison Realty has a long-standing reputation for a client- centric philosophy and excellent service. The next generation of leadership continues to focus on service by ensuring their agents have the best tools, training, and technology. Therefore, their new facility will be completed at the end of 2020 and is designed to reflect their vision of service and growth. It will feature a large meeting room that will be available to the community, be centrally located between Bismarck and Mandan, and will have top level technologies geared towards mobile-first agents.

Costco North Bismarck along Highway 83 Opening late summer, Costco is a membership warehouse club, dedicated to bringing members the best possible prices on quality brand-name merchandise. Costco provides a wide selection of merchandise, including food, clothing, electronics, gas, and much more.

Eyes on Bismarck 1929 N. Washington, Bismarck Inside the Northbrook Mall Dr. Beattie's and Dr. Houlea's goal is to provide Bismarck with quality eyecare and eyewear while delivering exceptional customer service. Everyone at Eyes on Bismarck and Wide Eyed is here to take care of you. Each person on our team is happy to do their part to assist patients with the complete exam process and will happily answer any questions about your visit.

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Five Guys Coming soon to the brand new, Kirkwood Mall strip mall A new, second location is coming to south Bismarck. Five Guys menu is centered on customizable hamburgers and kosher style hot dogs, grilled cheese, and vegetable sandwiches. You can customize your burger with up to 15 free toppings. For more information visit www.fiveguys.com.

Fizzily 4401 Coleman St. #108, Bismarck The owner of Bearscat Donuts, Kevin Cavanagh, and his 16-yearold daughter Mariah have opened up a Fizzily in North Bismarck. Fizzily has 14 sodas on tap and over 60 syrups, purees, and ingredients to create a unique soda. They also have over 30 flavors of gourmet popcorn. For more information visit www. fizzily.biz.

Hi Honey Salon 117 N 4th St, Bismarck Hi Honey is a Davines Concept Salon located in downtown Bismarck offering hair and skin services to both men and women. Hi Honey is locally owned and uses only eco-friendly products that are not only good for you, but good for the environment as well. Visit www.hihoneysalon.com for more information.

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La Ti Dot 104 1ST St NE, Mandan Latidot Scoop and Gift Shop, owned by Dot Frank, plans to sell homemade waffle cones and bowls along with their scooped ice cream as well as unique items including stationery, greeting cards, toys, and novelties plus limited furniture and decor.

New York To Go Pizza and Gyro 820 43rd Avenue NE, Bismarck New York To Go Pizza and Gyro will serve authentic New York style pizza. The restaurant will also have a gyro station and hot dogs. For more information visit www.newyorktogo.net.

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The Paddle Trap 2500 Pirates Loop SE, Mandan A new group will be taking over the former Rock Point and turning it into a family friendly restaurant called The Paddle Trap. They will serve casual, classic American food with fun twists and the menu will be changed seasonally. Renovations include a new layout for the bar areas, an updated outside patio, and an upstairs deck addition. They plan to open early summer. For more information visit www.thepaddletrap.com.

Salon South 1035 S. Washington St, Bismarck Salon South is a luxury beauty boutique where experience matters. It's important to feel pampered, healthy, and confident in our chaotic lives. Salon South is a one-stop boutique for busy professionals that want a range of services in a luxurious setting. Salon South offers hair cut/color, lash extensions, hair extensions, injectables, makeup tattooing, eyebrow derma blading, facials, and massage. They think everyone is beautiful and it's their job to make it obvious! Go to the website, www.salonsouthbismarck.com, to find your preferred service and professional.

Tonic 1500 E Interchange Ave, Bismarck Tonic has gone high tech. Instead of a reception desk, they offer a check-in kiosk in the lobby, as well as a walk-in appointment kiosk. When you make an appointment, or check in for an appointment, your technician will be notified. You may have a seat and enjoy the music, a magazine, and the wifi until they come for you. Multiple independent stylists, massage therapists, and estheticians are available offering a wide array of spa and salon services. For more information visit www.vagaro.com/tonicsalonspa

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Unbranded Element 324 E Broadway, Bismarck Unbranded Element has opened in the former Caffe Aroma coffee shop on the corner of 4th and Broadway. Unbranded Element is a new women's boutique offering women's clothing in all sizes and accessories. Caffe Aroma is no longer running, but catering still exists in the back of the boutique. For more information go to www.unbrandedelement.com.

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So, you wanna start working out this new year? Story: Lexi Hubbard | Photos: Proximal50

For a lot of people, the new year

to add a new workout or amp up the

fitness class, the camaraderie not only

symbolizes a new beginning - whether

intensity.

makes it more fun but you’ll be more

that’s in a fitness journey, eating habits,

accountable to your plan. Or maybe that

being more financially savvy, or just

Second, once you’ve determined how

accountability needs to be a personal

better self-care in general. We don’t want

many times a week work for you;

trainer and that’s ok!

to ignore the fresh start that a new year

plan where you are going to start.

brings, but we do have a bit of guidance

If you're just getting back into it, I

Last, but arguably the most important,

if exercise is on your list.

recommend starting with cardio.

take all the above and make SMART

Working your cardiovascular system

goals - specific, measurable, attainable,

First, assess the situation. How often

is vital to minimizing risk factors for

realistic, and timely goals will set you

have you been working out with intent

cardiovascular and other diseases and

up for success. Not sure what I mean?

in the last six months? Going into the

for your overall health. Plus, it will help

Check out how I tweaked the goal below

gym or your dedicated space with a

you build a fitness base to progress from

into a SMART goal.

plan and following that plan - that’s

as time goes on. Goal: Lose 20 lbs

exercise. Don’t mistake physical activity for exercise. Physical activity can be as

You probably want me to tell you exactly

simple as walking around your house,

what to do and for how long, but you

SMART goal: Workout 3 times a week.

taking the stairs, etc; but we want

need to listen to your body. There is no

One workout will be BodyPump class on

exercise.

need to push yourself to the point of

Monday, one workout will be an interval

exhaustion. You should feel good, maybe

workout on the treadmill on Wednesday,

Speaking of stairs, think of steps. If

a little winded, but good. Increase

and the other workout will be 30

you are just starting or have been

the intensity - resistance level, speed,

minutes on the elliptical on Thursday.

inconsistent - start with two times a

incline, or time - as you are able.

week. There is no need to dive head first

Notes: The goal is 3 times a week -

into the deep end. This is not a sink or

Next, build in some accountability.

measurable. The plan - the classes &

swim situation, so let’s not treat it as one.

Workout buddies are a great option

workouts - has been defined and is

For those of you who are already going

- whether that’s a friend joining you

specific. It’s realistic because you’ve

to the gym three plus days a week - aim

or meeting new friends in a group

checked your schedule and know you

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can hit the BodyPump class consistently and you know what other days you will be able to do the treadmill & elliptical, also making it attainable. The goal is immediate, you can start working out

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now, whereas it’ll be awhile before you lose 20lbs - so it’s timely, too. If you are unable to break your goal down like this - specifically defining what it means;

checking that its realistic and attainable with your schedule, abilities etc; and giving yourself something that can be measured in the shortterm, not just long-term, it’s not a strong goal. So get started there! Lex dives in deeper on the blog. Check it out at proximal50.com/newyearsexercise. Lex Hubbard is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist at Proximal50 Life Center and is passionate about getting people active & exercising. With her education, she can work with clinical populations, including but not limited to: osteoporosis, heart diseases, arthritis, diabetes, and pulmonary diseases. Lex takes the approach of helping her clients learn exercise for the science that it is and how to build workout

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Shiny & NEW

alking into the remodeled Zorell’s Jewelry store you are transported to old Hollywood, surrounded by the shimmer and shine of beautiful jewelry and glamorous finishes. You’re greeted by beautiful, crystal chandeliers and to your left is the Wine and Shine Bar and to your right you’ll see a spacious showroom with marble floors and lights bouncing off diamond jewelry. “No matter which direction you go, you’re going to have fun,” says owner Tim Ell, smiling. Tim opened Zorell’s Jewelry store 14 years ago in a 2,000 square foot store front. Now, after 4 years of precise planning and approximately six months of construction, Zorell’s Jewelry store has opened their stunning new 7,000 square foot showroom. To achieve the dramatic transformation, Tim worked with award-winning jewelry store designer Leslie McGwire to ensure his vision was perfectly executed. “My wife and I love classic movies, so we wanted our store to feel like classic, vintage Hollywood. My instruction to Leslie was to make the store look like Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers,” explains Tim. True to Zorell’s tagline walking into the store will give you goosebumps. Not only is the increased showroom size visually appealing it also allows Tim to bring fashion jewelry that has rarely been seen in the Midwest, let alone North Dakota, to his clients. “Because of our smaller store front bridal was our focus,” Tim explains. Now, with the increased

footprint, the sky is the limit and Tim has worked hard to bring brands like John Hardy who makes beautiful handwoven, sterling silver chains and bracelets and French designer Frédéric Duclos to Bismarck. By offering new and different designers and fashion jewelry Tim is looking forward to attracting a new clientele. “We have a large area of the store that caters to the woman that wants to get something for herself because she works hard, and she deserves to spoil herself. It’s a gift from her, to her,” he explains. Tim’s favorite part of the new store is the Wine and Shine bar, an idea he came up with, and trademarked, years ago. The Wine and Shine is a glamourous replacement for your standard jewelry clean and check that both Zorell’s clients and non-clients are welcome to enjoy. “I wanted to make this more of a memory and make it enjoyable. It’s been a great hit so far,” Tim says, smiling. It is the hub of the showroom and a way for Zorell’s staff to entertain clients while they wait, turning a chore into a more enjoyable and memorable experience. After dreaming of a new store for years, Tim couldn’t be happier with the results of the new Zorell’s Jewelry store, especially because of the feeling it brings his clients. “The best moments are when people enter for the first or second time and it takes their breath away. There isn’t a wall or corner in the store that doesn’t look beautiful.” He adds, “It’s a sexy store, and we’re having a lot of fun with it.”

Foodstuff with Medora Sletten

| photos by Glasser Images

hen I think back to my

Ok, the tortillas are more or less

La Enchilada, I am greeted with

earliest food memories,

beige...but they are a really

lively music. Honestly, I can’t

my thoughts drift off to The

good beige. Join me as I try

help but smile as soon as I hear

Beach Bar in Akumal, Mexico

tacos from four local hidden

it. And, if you are there on a

and the many glorious days

gems.

Friday or Saturday night, be sure to jump in on the karaoke! It

I spent sitting there as a youngster with my two older

Spoiler, the tacos were all

doesn't take long to realize that

brothers ordering endless

delicious. Like, really, really

the food and family hospitality

amounts of tacos de cochinita

delicious. But far beyond that,

at La Enchilada are what make

pibil, papas fritas y limonada

I had the pleasure to sit down

it memorable. The owner,

(pork tacos, French fries and

with the restaurant owners to

Antonio, learned to perfect tacos

lemonade). The tacos were

learn about their food, their

de chorizo (Mexican sausage)

everything you needed and

stories and their traditions. I ate

from his father; and lucky for

nothing you didn't; the fries

every taco put out in front of

us, now we can all enjoy them,

were...well, they were fries,

me, laughed a lot, drank way

too. I have tried nearly all of the

so they were perfect; and

too much Mexican soda pop,

tacos on the menu and would

the lemonade was the most

and came home with a new

recommend each one! Last time

refreshing kiss to the lips this

appreciation for hard work and

I left La Enchilada with my to-

side of the sun. Add in a nice

family business.

go order, Antonio’s son sincerely called out, “We hope you enjoy

view of the Caribbean and no homework, and you’ve got

To my new friends who fed me

yourself a pretty good memory.

and took time to sit with me,

every single bite.” I truly did.

thank you. Your hearts are kind,

La Tejana – South 12th St,

But lucky for us, you don’t have

your culture is beautiful, and

Bismarck I am lucky enough to

to travel far these days to get

your tacos are delightful. Thank

office with seven great fellas.

authentic Mexican tacos right

you for the flavor you add to this

As a group, our most visited

here in Bismarck-Mandan. For

community.

restaurant is La Tejana, and our most ordered item is Tacos Don

this food adventure, I am, for the first time thus far, eating

La Enchilada – South 12th St,

Jose. Jose, who owns La Tejana

something that is not beige!

Bismarck Every time I walk into

with his wife Alma, had been

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experimenting in the kitchen

Mexican market at the same

Taqueria El Guerro - Memorial

when he created a chorizo,

location. La Tejana will leave

Hwy, Mandan Affectionately

steak, pepper and onion taco.

you full and well cared for!

named after the late owner,

Alma liked it, and presto, voilà,

Taqueria El Guerro is owned by

¡eso es! Tacos Don Jose were

A Little Taste of Mexico -

Ashley, her sister, and her mom,

born. And yes, these tasty tacos

Gateway Mall, Bismarck A Little

Bertha. Taqueria El Guerro’s

do live up to the chef’s good

Taste of Mexico is officially my

team of ladies work alongside

name. Making a Mexican

favorite business in Gateway

each other all day, every day.

inspired feast at home? Check

Mall. Tino and his wife Graciela

While chit-chatting away with

out their

are the sole owners and

Ashley about life in Bismarck,

employees of this welcoming establishment. I went in to try one taco, and two hours later, I had tried every delicious taco twice all while witnessing Tino’s face light up as he

food, and the importance of face-to-face conversations, I tried Ashley’s favorite tacos: carne asada. Let me tell you, every bite was a brilliant burst of flavor! Any of their homemade, flavored waters would have

talked about working

been a perfect pairing, but I

alongside his wife

went for yet another Jarritos,

and the inspiration

because, by golly, they are

he gets for his

delicious.

restaurant. It was a joy!

Como siempre, espero que ésto te anime a compartir el pan con los demás con más frecuencia. ¡Buen Provecho!

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xtremely cold weather is hard on your vehicle, especially if it has to be parked outside overnight. In North Dakota, the cold weather lingers longer than most of us would like, making everyday tasks like driving more complicated. Thankfully, we were once again able to sit down with Rachel Gietzen, owner and president of Quik Service Inc/Bismarck and Mandan Tire Centers, to find out what is necessary to prepare your vehicle for the winter. How does the cold affect my car? Winter weather affects the features of cars in various ways, and your tires are one of the first to be affected. For every 10 degrees the temperature drops, your tire drops by 1-2 PSI (pounds per square inch). Rachel Gietzen explains a few more results of frigid temperatures, “When the temperatures really drop, that breaks things, so check your oil level, make sure nothing is leaking and check your belts, because they get brittle. Also, your battery will go dead if it hasn’t been started in a while.” Another overlooked factor is wiper blades, which should be replaced every six months. “Coming into the winter you are constantly having junk thrown up and it can be dangerous if you can’t see,” Rachel says. “Same thing with washer fluid. These are things we take for granted, but when you get in that moment, and you can’t see and then it’s slippery, it can be really dangerous.” 46

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MANDAN Monday Broken Oar 4724 Pintail Loop SE

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

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

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

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

$4 Bomb Shots

$3 Canned Beers

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MANDAN Monday

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Scapegoat 202 E Main

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

Silver Dollar 200 E Main

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

Strawberry Bar 210 W Main Vickyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 106 2nd Ave NW

6-10pm 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

6-10pm 241 well drinks

Sunday

6-10pm 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

LINCOLNMonday DJ's Tavern 70 Santee Rd

6-10pm 241 beers, All day 241 well drinks

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4-7pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

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4-7pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

1-4pm happy hour 2.75 domestics, bottles, and wells .50 off other drinks

Buckets of Beer (domestic) $16

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