Food deserts remain an issue in North Dakota, but efforts are ongoing to address them

In 2019, 100% of North Dakota's Golden Valley County, Billings County and Nelson County residents lived 10 miles or more from a fresh-food grocery. Throughout the state, 45% of rural

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