1. Statehood Day:

December 14 is the Statehood Day in North Dakota. On this day in 1889, North Dakota was officially admitted as the 39th state of the United States of America.

2. The worst blizzard in ND history:

On December 14, 1936, a massive blizzard hit North Dakota, causing widespread damage and fatalities. The storm brought heavy snow, high winds, and frigid temperatures, making it one of the worst blizzards in the state's history.

3. The Great Fire of 1893:

On December 14, 1893, the Great Fire of Fargo destroyed most of the city's downtown area, leaving thousands of people homeless. The fire was caused by a malfunctioning chimney and spread quickly due to strong winds.

4. President Roosevelt visits ND:

On December 14, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt visited Bismarck, North Dakota, to dedicate the site of the new state capitol building. Roosevelt gave a speech in which he praised the state's natural resources and its contribution to the nation's growth.

5. ND wins the Division II National Championship:

On December 14, 2013, the North Dakota State University Bison won the Division II National Championship by defeating Towson University 35-7. It was the team's third consecutive national title, a feat that had not been achieved in college football since 1945.