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Getting to Know: Student excels in quantum computing

Darian Tyan, a senior at Minot North High school, has spent more than 100 hours on a quantum computing project through a school program that allows students to work with a college professor on a chosen science, technology, engineering and math topic. Tyan chose to work with Dr. Nigel George, a physics professor at Minot State University. Together, George and Tyan worked on a poster explaining the difference between quantum and classical computing. The project completed by Tyan used Grover's algorithm, an algorithm meant to help narrow down possibilities to the correct answer, to teach

Respiratory disease remains low

BISMARCK – North Dakota’s current respiratory disease surveillance data shows the activity level for influenza and COVID-19 has increased slightly…

Parshall ambulance receives grant

WASHINGTON – Parshall Rural Ambulance Service was awarded $4 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation, according to U.S. Sen.…

Ducks Unlimited awarded funds

BISMARCK – Ducks Unlimited was awarded $9 million through the North American Wetlands Conservation Act to advance three major conservation…

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Local Elections

Incumbents seek reelection in Ward County

Three incumbents are seeking reelection to their Ward County offices in the Nov. 3 general election. Ward County Sheriff Robert Roed said he is seeking a third four-year term to the office. Ward County Commissioners John Fjeldahl, finishing 20 years on the board, and Jason Olson, finishing his first term, are seeking additional four-year…

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Obituaries

Nancy Lou Hemstad

July 29, 1942-Oct. 28, 2026 Stanley Nancy Lou Hemstad, 84, of Stanley, ND, passed…

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