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Ground broken for new Military Gallery at state heritage museum

BISMARCK – A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday, marking the start of construction on a new Military Gallery at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum in Bismarck, a fitting tribute to the state’s servicemembers and veterans, according to information from Gov. Kelly ...

Citizens Alley gives arts event new venue in downtown Minot

Citizens Alley offered a new location for the downtown Arts in the City event hosted by the Minot Area Council of the Arts Thursday. Events are held in Oak Park and downtown, previously on Main Street. Tonia Vitko, co-director for the Council of the Arts, said Citizens Alley is a perfect ...

Public can help name Minot zoo’s tiger cubs

The public can help give names to Roosevelt Park Zoo’s Amur tiger cubs while supporting the zoo’s conservation efforts, according to zoo information. The highest bidder will receive naming rights to one of the cubs, plus special recognition including a one-of-a-kind piece of ...

Law enforcement gives back to local community

WHITE SHIELD – Law enforcement hosted a football event on Wednesday to foster community relations in the White Shield community, encouraging kids to get out of the house and engage in physical activities. The event also aimed to collaborate with the White Shield Fire District, White Shield ...

Minot Symphony sets date for 31st annual Secret Garden Tour

The Minot Symphony Orchestra will host its 31st annual Secret Garden Tour on Tuesday from 4:30-8:30 p.m. The annual Secret Garden Tour offers a rare glimpse into hidden, private gardens, showcasing unique landscapes, plants, yard art and more, according to MSO information. Participants, ...

Retirement’s Comic Relief: Time to plan summer vacation travel

The Adirondack region in northeastern New York state encompasses approximately six million acres of scenic, mountainous territory. Fort Ticonderoga, where critical Revolutionary War events took place, is located in the area. After the Civil War, well-to-do folks in New York City escaped summer ...