BISMARCK – The North Dakota Public Service Commission will hold two public hearings regarding a proposal to construct two transmission lines that will run from northwest North Dakota to the Canadian border. Basin Electric Power Cooperative is requesting siting permits for the construction of ...
WILLISTON — The Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center near Williston will host “Paths of Progress: Trails, Tracks, Rivers & Rails” on Saturday, March 14, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The free, family-friendly program will explore the rich history of the Missouri-Yellowstone ...
Marlene Molzahn of Minot will celebrate 90 years of a remarkable life on Wednesday, March 4. Born on March 4, 1936, in rural North Dakota during the Great Depression, Molzahn has lived a life of challenges, strength and hard work but also one of love of family and music. Molzahn’s story ...
BOTTINEAU-Third graders from Bottineau and Westhope braved the wind and slopes of Bottineau Winter Park on Friday, Feb. 27, for the 25th Let’s Go Skiing program. Gale Wondrasek-Lane, a retired educator, started Let’s Go Skiing 25 years ago along with Jessica Issendorf-Johnson, who was a ...
Mike Hayes, who was appointed to the Minot City Council to fill a vacancy last September, has announced he will not seek a full term in the June city election. Hayes said that while he has enjoyed his short time on the council, it is a huge time commitment. “I have enjoyed the opportunity ...
Minot State University’s Native American Cultural Center received a gift from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians Tribal Council and Chairman Jamie Azure to upgrade furniture in the center, according to MSU. Azure was on campus and took time with the MSU Native American Club during ...