The North Dakota State Fair has undergone a number of changes and growth over the years since it found its home in Minot in 1965, showcasing major acts and playing host to hundreds of thousands of attendees. Craig Rudland, who is entering his 44th year working at the State Fair, and second ...
BISMARCK – A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday, marking the start of construction on a new Military Gallery at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum in Bismarck, a fitting tribute to the state’s servicemembers and veterans, according to information from Gov. Kelly ...
Citizens Alley offered a new location for the downtown Arts in the City event hosted by the Minot Area Council of the Arts Thursday. Events are held in Oak Park and downtown, previously on Main Street. Tonia Vitko, co-director for the Council of the Arts, said Citizens Alley is a perfect ...
The public can help give names to Roosevelt Park Zoo’s Amur tiger cubs while supporting the zoo’s conservation efforts, according to zoo information. The highest bidder will receive naming rights to one of the cubs, plus special recognition including a one-of-a-kind piece of ...
WHITE SHIELD – Law enforcement hosted a football event on Wednesday to foster community relations in the White Shield community, encouraging kids to get out of the house and engage in physical activities. The event also aimed to collaborate with the White Shield Fire District, White Shield Ambulance Service and the McLean County Sheriff’s Department. Heat was pushing 95 degrees but the children were all playing on the splash pad next to the football field before the game started. White Shield Fire District grilled hotdogs, and chips and frozen treats were provided. The event ...
