Beavers overcome Jimmies for second season victory
Magi, Sentinels close out seasons of growth at state tennis tournament
The future of boys tennis in the Minot area is looking bright as both the Minot High and Minot North programs are in the midst of a youth ...
Lois Markle
Stanley Mosser
Sept. 21, 1951-Oct. 9, 2025 Minot Stanley “Stan” Mosser, 74, Minot, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on October 9th, ...
CAP Cadets rally to raise support for veteran wreaths
The Cadets of the Magic City Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron are calling on the Minot community to help honor local heroes this holiday season through the ...
B-52s, bombers provide global reach, power
Upgrades of the B-52 Stratofortress are necessary to give the plane a longer flying life, according to the commander of Eighth Air Force and ...
Retirement’s Comic Relief: Regrets, I’ve had a few
I don’t regret meeting Judge Wally Berning or his wife Cookie. Many years ago, I first met Cookie at the Minot Art Festival. She held a small basket on her wrist ...
New director leads Minot Chamber Chorale into its 53rd season
Boo at the Zoo set for Oct. 18
New veterinarian joins Roosevelt Park Zoo
Public safety officer highlights
Minot State celebrates unique ‘Divine’ donation
Prairie Fare: Beets, Brussels sprouts and beyond — Giving veggies a second chance
In it for long haul: When we plant trees, we’re investing in the future
PrairieFare: Preserving autumn: Exploring art of drying food
We stand for American flag in honor
We stand for the flag not to please ourselves, but to honor the 1.2 million American men and women who died for our freedom because of war. When the national ...