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Japan outreach coordinator teaches Minot Japanese culture

Serving as a cultural ambassador has been a friend-making experience, according to Shunsuke Aoki of Japan, who is coming to the conclusion of a two-year stay in North Dakota. The Minot Public Library recently hosted two cultural events conducted by Aoki. One was a class on Japanese ...

Heritage Singers honor World War II veterans

The Heritage Singers of Minot recently traveled to France to perform. The men’s choir visited various attractions and performed around the country, but the show member Craig Eraas spoke about most upon the group’s return was one that took place at the flagpole in the American Cemetery at ...

Camels make appearance in ND

WILLISTON — Interestingly enough, there are camels to be found in North Dakota. Owned by Anita and Will Chamley of Chamleys Pipe & Salvage in Williston, camels can be seen attending church and school events, along with the Band Day parade in Williston. They will also be in attendance at ...

Minot Parks and Recs keep kids busy

There are seven leagues, 43 teams and at least 390 kids that busy themselves with baseball and softball recreational activities. Each team has at least one coach, not to mention the staff needed to prepare and officiate the games. The Minot Parks and Recreation department and the summer ...

Dakotah Faye takes the stage with Tigirlily Gold

This past Saturday, Minot musician Dakotah Poitra took the stage with North Dakota’s popular sister duo, Tigirlily Gold, at the Sanctuary Events Center in Fargo. Poitra, under the stage name Dakotah Faye, was invited by the Tigirlily Gold sisters, Krista and Kendra Slaubaugh, to perform a ...