ND launches BRIDGE project to manage student information
The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI) has announced the statewide rollout of the BRIDGE Project (Building Reports Informing Data-driven Grow
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Minot’s David Anderson inducted into North Dakota Tennis Hall of Fame
Minot’s David Anderson was inducted into the North Dakota Tennis Hall of Fame Saturday.
Hot Tots’ late game come back falls short
The Minot Hot Tots closed out their pair of games against the Duluth Huskies on Friday night, June 12, with a 3-6 loss. The Hot Tots took home a win the night
Legion Baseball: Metros crush Barons to begin Cross-River Classic
The Minot Metros’ offense was firing on all cylinders in their first game of the Cross-River Classic on Friday, June 12, scoring a season-high 22 runs in a 22
Night Mares silence Honeybees, spoil home opener
It was supposed to be a night to celebrate the first home game of the season for the Minot Honeybees, but it was the Madison Night Mares pitcher that ended up s
Wyoming man injured when struck by vehicle
WILLISTON – A 23-year-old Dubois, Wyoming, man was injured when he was struck by a vehicle while walking on N.D. Highway 1804 on the east side of Williston Fr
Puppy Dog coulee project transitions to next stage
Construction activity on the Puppy Dog Coulee storm sewer project will transition soon to Phase 7B, bringing new traffic impacts to southwest Minot, according t
Youth advocates push for action on child poverty
More children in North Dakota are living in poverty, according to a new report, and advocates say stronger policies are needed to address the trend. The annual
Minot steps into Levitt’s music mission
Despite the threat of rain, the Levitt Amp Minot event in downtown Citizens Alley on Thursday, June 11, drew a crowd, including a special visitor in Levitt Fo
ND leaders respond to DAPL settlement
Gov. Kelly Armstrong and North Dakota’s congressional delegation responded to Thursday’s announcement of a final settlement in which the U.S. government wi
Discovery Center to hold ‘Night of Nostalgia’ fundraiser
The Magic City Discovery Center (MCDC) invites the community to step back in time for an unforgettable evening of fun, nostalgia and philanthropy at “Night of
Hot Tots hold off Huskies to win series opener
The Minot Hot Tots were happy enough just to see an opponent in a different uniform after six straight games against the St. Cloud Rox across two states in the
ND voters approve ‘single subject’ rule
Ballot measures proposing to change North Dakota’s constitution will be limited to a single subject in the future. North Dakota voters approved a constitutio
Vistas rally late in nightcap to secure split with West Fargo
Fresh off winning the Border Battle tournament trophy over the weekend in Mandan, the Minot Vistas Legion baseball team returned home to welcome an opponent who
Deferred sentence given for narcotic sales near park
A Minot woman who pleaded guilty to delivering controlled substances to a juvenile within 300 feet of a public park has been granted a deferred imposition of se
Community celebration marks four special anniversaries
This year marks a celebration for four cornerstone organizations in the Minot region. The Ward County Historical Society and Northern Bottling Company are cel
Ryder to celebrate 120th birthday June 19-20
RYDER – The community of Ryder will be celebrating its 120th birthday on Friday, June 19, and Saturday, June 20. Two days of class reunions and other gatheri
Sanford assumes former CHI clinic in Minot
Sanford Health announced it has assumed operations of the former CHI St. Alexius Minot Medical Plaza. The facility, located at 2111 Landmark Circle, will become
New school to bring educational option to Stanley area
STANLEY – Stanley-area residents who have been dreaming of a Christian school in the community will soon be getting a dream come true. Crossroads Christian
Buffalo Zoo welcomes black-and-white ruffed lemur family
Five black-and-white ruffed lemurs have come to the Buffalo Zoo from the Roosevelt Park Zoo in Minot, North Dakota, on a Species Survival Plan recommendation from the Association of Zoos
Forage Matters: More about cover crops, grazing and nitrogen fixation
A few years ago, I listened to a forage specialist from Auburn University giving a talk at a national meeting. His opening line was “In the South, we love thr
Dakota Gardener: What is ‘normal’? Communicating the variability found in nature
My friend Karen teaches college-prep math at our local high school. As a gift for her graduates this year, she bought them water bottles with printing that read
Prairie Fare: From field to fork — Do you know where your food comes from?
Most of us visit a grocery store regularly to buy food, or perhaps you order food for delivery to your home. Have you ever stopped to think where that food orig
Legion Baseball: 39ers score late to complete sweep of Metros
The Velva 39ers Legion team won a pair of games against the Minot Metros on Wednesday, June 10, claiming the opener 7-5 before completing the non-conference swe