A small crowd gathered in downtown Minot on Friday to watch Santa’s parade on Main Street. Shortly after 3 p.m., sirens could be heard echoing down the street, as onlookers sought their source. Police cruisers and fire trucks could be seen reflected in downtown’s many windows with flashing ...

November is a time for joining with friends and family to give thanks, and the official time for Native American Heritage Month, when we recognize the historical and modern-day contributions of Native American individuals, as well as celebrate cultures and traditions. As Roosevelt Park Zoo ...

Stacy Askvig has many hobbies and interests, but the ability to use her talents and knowledge to help others only adds to the joy. Askvig’s interest in stained glass art led to an opportunity to create a piece dedicated this past August at the Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch chapel in ...

GARRISON – The streets of Garrison will be filled with holiday cheer when the annual Dickens Village Festival begins today and continues Saturday. The festival will also continue Fridays and Saturdays, Dec. 6-7 and Dec. 13-14. The event turns the community of 1,500 into a Victorian town ...

Movies with a focus on topics the audience can relate to in some way often do well at the box office – or in today’s world, on television. Perhaps this has to do with comfort knowing we are not alone in sorting out life’s challenges, struggles or calamities. One such movie is “The ...

High school students from both Minot High and Minot North will come together tonight to present their spin on Greek mythology in the jazz-filled stage production of “Hadestown: Teen Edition.” Tonight’s show is at 7:30 p.m. in Arvel Graving Theatre at Minot High School. Shows also will ...