Scouting America Troop 425 in Minot has surpassed 100 Eagle Scouts, reaching 110 this year as the organization continues to teach leadership, service and life skills to each generation. George Smith, former troop master and…
Getting to Know: Cat shelter volunteer tells her story
Lisa Schneider has been volunteering at Hairball Haven, a local cat shelter, for about four and a half years and…
Respiratory disease activity remaining low
BISMARCK – North Dakota’s most recent respiratory disease surveillance data is similar to the prior week with the activity level…
Gift could transform ND's tribal colleges
Tribal college leaders in North Dakota say a $70 million gift to expand higher education in Indian Country will be…
Milestone
University of Maryland Global Campus ADELPHI, Md. – Finn Tipps of Minot was among 2026 summer graduates from the University…
City to host 16th Street SW meeting
The City of Minot will host a public input meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. to discuss the…
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Local Elections
Republicans retain Minot-area legislative seats
Unofficial election results on Tuesday, Nov. 3, showed Republicans holding on to the Minot-area…
SURREY – Unofficial results show Surrey Public School District voters narrowly defeated a school bond issue…
Surrey bond vote comes up short
New tribal chairman elected
There were 16,645 voters in Ward County who cast ballots in the 2026 General Election, for…
Election turnout hits new low
Local Sports
High scores leave Beavers with loss in final home game
The Minot State Beavers football team hosted their final home game of the season…
Obituaries
Shirley Erickson
April 24, 1932-Nov. 4, 2026 Minot Shirley Erickson, 94, Minot passed away Wednesday, November…
Arts and Entertainment
Small town band shares musical passion
Movie Skate returns with 'Toy Story 5'
MSO presents 'Voices of the New World'
Learning Lab explores pottery techniques
Military
Under secretary of Air Force visits Minot AFB
SR-71 sculpture honors Hazen hero
Security forces squadron enhances training, readiness
Mission in Motion: Volunteers turn out for cross planting
Home and Garden
Prairie Fare: A bad cold is nothing to sneeze at
Dakota Gardener: Where do bumblebees go in winter?
Dakota Gardener: Growing Juneberries in the backyard
Prairie Fare: Abraham Lincoln’s legacy, Mary Todd’s almond cake
Editorials
Make plans to celebrate nation’s 250th birthday in ND
2025 is coming to an end and soon will be a year to look back on. Whether it was a good year or not, it is for you to decide. Now we can look ahead to 2026, a year that will mark the 250th birthday or U.S. Semiquincentennial of our nation. This major national…