Victory Sing in Grand Forks By STEVE HOFFBECK Dec. 19 — World War I was the most devastating war in human history at the time it was fought from 1914 to 1918. The armistice that ended the conflict on November 1, 1918, came as a great relief to the nations at war. For J. Myron Bacon, ...

Winter arrived early this year and is showing little desire to change her ways. As we head into the Christmas holiday season one of the biggest problems is how to keep the kids busy once the presents have been opened and it is just too cold to send them outside to play. The Roosevelt Park Zoo ...

Canadian Pacific Railway’s annual Holiday Train returns to Minot this year after a two-year break. The Holiday Train will be in downtown Minot at the Main Street crossing at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Entertainers Alan Doyle and Kelly Prescott will perform at 6:45 p.m., and the train will depart ...

William Molash Acquitted   By JIM DAVIS Dec. 12 — In the annals of western North Dakota history there is one character that most typified the cowboy image. William Molash, better known as Turkey Track Bill, was born in Michigan, but ended up in Dakota Territory on a cattle drive ...

The Voices of Note annual Christmas Concert, “A Christmas Concert,” is to be held on Dec. 12, at Vincent Methodist Church, 1024 2nd St. SE, at 7 p.m. The free program will include coffee, cider and will cookies following the performance. “We love to sing and share music with the ...

A successful art immersion experience occurred in downtown Minot Dec. 2 through the support of the Minot Area Council of the Arts, Taube Museum, Ackerman-Estvold, Minot State University students, many local artists and downtown businesses and artist and facilitator Arvin Davis. The Candy ...