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Managing change
December 14, 2009 Patrons of Enerbase may have had a bit of a shock when they opened the most recent edition of Prairie Partners Outlook, the company’s newsletter magazine, as longtime general manager Art Perdue... more »» 
North Dakota pride is Linda Johnson’s style
December 7, 2009 Linda Johnson is a woman who takes pride in what she is doing, literally. more »» 
Westhope’s success no small thing for community promoter
November 30, 2009 WESTHOPE – Margo Helgerson sees truth in the Theodore Roosevelt quote that she displays on her computer at People’s State Bank in Westhope, where she is head cashier. more »» 
Homeschooled senior a semi-finalist for National Merit Scholarship
November 16, 2009 WILLISTON – Like many high school seniors, Schatzi Jore is filled with plans for the future, but she might have a little more time to devote to her dreams than other seniors. more »» 
Into history
November 9, 2009 Over the course of his busy life, Ron Thompson has always made time for his biggest passion — histor. more »» 
Thunder Mountain Rockfest
November 2, 2009 Corey Hanson swears he’s just a normal guy. And if you talk to him, you’d certainly believe it. more »» 
Minot woman donates sixteen gallons of blood
October 26, 2009 Paula Bachmeier gave her first blood donation at age 18, and she hasn’t stopped donating since. To date, she’s given 126 units of blood, or nearly 16 gallons. more »» 
Man with a lot of pull
October 19, 2009 For most, working seven days a week would be a nightmare, but for Ole Olson, owner of Olson’s Towing, it’s been an enjoyable way of life for nearly 40 years. more »» 
Leo Jundt: Full service, smile
October 12, 2009 The cost of a movie was 25 cents. You could buy a box of Snaps and a Lunch Bar for a nickel. Gasoline was 31 cents a gallon at the pump. more »» 
‘Crazy Fingers’ grasps chance to make people happy
October 5, 2009 Twenty-five years at Norsk Høstfest have brought more than just good times for Gordy “Crazy Fingers” Lindquist and his music fans. more »» 
Author writes about father’s emigration, life
September 28, 2009 When Lloyd Svendsbye’s father was dying, Svendsbye asked him a question. “I visited him a few weeks before he died,” Svendsbye recalled. more »» 
The swimming Fox
September 21, 2009 PARSHALL – Mark Fox has raised thousands of dollars to help youth programs on the Fort Berthold Reservation by doing an annual benefit swim across Lake Sakaka-wea. more »» 
‘I have to work’
September 14, 2009 There’s no rocking chair on the front porch in John Sandeen’s near future. more »» 
Jack-of-all-trades
September 8, 2009 Kevin Rubbelke probably didn’t know what he was getting himself into when he accepted a part-time job taking tickets at Roosevelt Park Zoo in 1982, but that job became a career that has turned... more »» 
Key to her work
August 31, 2009 With school back in session, Sgt. Margie Zietz of the Minot Police Department wants to make sure kids know that the cops are the “good guys. more »» 
Cooking for 1,700
August 24, 2009 As director of Nutrition Services for Trinity Health in Minot, Deedra Hoffart is responsible for the goals, vision, and direction of the department. Trinity’s Nutrition Services. more »» 
N.D. native chosen to join USDA staff
August 17, 2009 What do North Dakota, anthropology, Washington, D.C., and farming have in common? The answer: Miles Patrie. more »» 
Sobolik at center of tourism
August 10, 2009 RUGBY – As director of the Greater Rugby Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, Don Sobolik might be snapping photos for posed tourists one minute and explaining the area’s agricultural practices over... more »» 
Right where he belongs
August 3, 2009 LEWIS & CLARK STATE PARK – Easy going, friendly and energetic on the job. That’s the impression you get after spending just a few minutes with Lewis & Clark State Park Manager Greg Corcoran. more »» 
Minot girl tops Skinautique pyramids
July 20, 2009 Lauren Hendrickson tops the pyramids at the Club de Skinautique shows at Lake Metigoshe. more »» |
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