New director of Health Information Management joins Trinity
Joe Devlin has joined Trinity Health as director of Health Information Management (HIM), bringing more than a decade of experience to his role, Trinity Health a
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Beavers use long ball to sweep Mustangs, Cougars
The Minot State softball team turned its final two regular season doubleheaders into a home run derby at times, sending eight balls out of the park in a pair of
Dangel earns medalist honors as Sentinels take 2nd at Turtle Mountain Invitational
It’s been quite some time since the WDA visited Rolla Municipal Golf Course, and the nine-hole course proved to be a challenge for the 12-team field due to th
High prices motivate to cut food waste
Food prices in the U.S. are forecast to rise by nearly 3% by the end of the year, and a North Dakota professor specializing in nutrition said despite elevate
Letter carriers seek food bank donations
Letter carriers in Minot will be collecting nonperishable food items in a drive on May 9. Discontinued locally during the pandemic, the Letter Carriers’ Food
ND oil production remains steady
BISMARCK – North Dakota produced 1.129 million barrels of oil a day in February, a slight increase from January’s production of 1.125 million barrels of oil
New champion trees crowned in ND
A crabapple tree in Anamoose is among the newest additions to the North Dakota Register of Champion Trees, State Forester Thomas Claeys announced. The Spring S
Respiratory disease cases decrease in ND
Influenza, COVID-19 and RSV cases have decreased in North Dakota, according to recent data released by the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services.
Coach Ryan Miner steps away from Minot State women’s hockey team
After nine years guiding one of Minot State’s most successful programs, Beaver women’s hockey head coach Ryan Miner has announced he is stepping away from the rink. Miner, a Minot State graduate and form...
Missionaries to speak at Minot Baptist
Patrick and Victoria Weimer, missionaries to Iceland as pioneer church planters since 1997, will be speaking at Minot Baptist Church at a daylong mission-emphas
Governor tours Minot’s flood construction
With development of a state budget underway, Gov. Kelly Armstrong was in Minot Friday, May 1, to get a firsthand look at construction progress on the Mouse Ri
Reflections: What about the other thief?
In my previous devotional, I mentioned the thief being crucified on the right side of Jesus. He was there because he had broken laws serious enough to warrant d
US 52 work to affect several communities
Work on U.S. 52 that is expected to begin May 4 will affect Harvey, Drake, Anamoose, Martin and Fessenden, according to the North Dakota Department of Transport
Argent, Bradley lead Magi to victory in Minot Invite
Argent, Bradley lead Magi to victory in Minot Invite
Beavers add big-man Ryan Erikson, who transfers from Division I UND
Beavers add big-man Ryan Erikson, who transfers from Division I UND
Girls Soccer: Sentinels net 5 in win over Williston
Girls Soccer: Sentinels net 5 in win over Williston
Majettes show fight in finale against Legacy
Majettes show fight in finale against Legacy
Changing minds, one millimeter at a time
I’ve just passed the three-year mark of writing this column. Every week. For three years. Over 120,000 words, enough for one long novel or two short ones. Why do it, anyway? It seems appropriate on the thi...
Majettes win battle of WDA unbeatens against Patriots
With sole possession of first place in the WDA standings on the line, the Minot High girls tennis team solidified its spot atop the conference before it took th
Boys Track & Field: Sentinels win 3 events, take 3rd at Mandan Meet
Jayce Wendt, Ethan Howey and Cameron Jesz all took home the top spot in their respective events, helping guide the Minot North boys track & field team to a thir
Construction resumes on US 83 project
Remaining construction work on the U.S. Highway 83 culvert replacement project in Minot is expected to resume Monday, May 4. U.S. 83/Broadway will be reduced t
Dem-NPL to recognize members for service
FARGO – Zach Raknerud of Minot is one of three North Dakota Democratic–NPLers who will be recognized for their service and commitment to making North Dako
Girls Tennis: Sentinels drop match to Legacy 8-1
Addy Clark delivered a victory at No. 1 singles for the Minot North girls tennis team, but Bismarck Legacy won the other five singles matches and swept doubles