Dale Lennon, executive director of the State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation, visited the Dakota Territory Air Museum Monday, April 20, during his 48-stop road trip through North Dakota. Lennon’s mission is to bring awareness to the Military Gallery that is currently under ...
While the parties in the trial of the man accused in the 2023 murder of serviceman Nicholas Van Pelt had planned on Monday, April 20, to hammer out the schedule for Daniel Breijo’s trial, his attorney’s motion to withdraw from the case has led presiding judge to schedule a hearing on that ...
Ten years after learning Minot would receive $74.34 million in the National Disaster Resilience (NDR) competition, the city is coming to the end of its program. The city has built a center for technical education, relocated city hall, invested in multi-family affordable housing, constructed a ...
Lorraine Miller of Minot approaches her Parkinson’s disease with a sense of humor. She’s the shakin’ grandma who rocks the babies without a rocking chair, she and her family like to joke. “She’s still her fun, spunky, funny self,” Carmen Bloms said of her mother, who was diagnosed ...
One of the two individuals accused of stealing $180,000 from a Minot archery club made his initial appearance on Monday, April 20. Dallas Rice, 37, Minot, appeared before Judge Gary Lee for the hearing in North Central District Court where he faces Class A felony counts of conspiracy to ...
Art in Motion will be held Friday, May 8, at 6 p.m. at the Taube Museum of Art in Minot. The event is presented by Razzle-N-Dazzle.Co’s Sparkle Art as a fundraiser for Parkinson’s and mental health awareness. Artists working in any medium are invited to submit their works by May 6 for ...