To loosely translate from Norwegian to English: fri = free, lufts = air’s, liv = life The English equivalent= Outdoor Life I’ve always been fascinated by bones. My study of them began after my introduction to archaeology in the summer of 2006. The project that summer was a ...

Start this year’s tree pest management with a stroll through the landscape. As you enjoy the scenery, be sure to look for any unwelcome pests that may be overwintering on the twigs of trees. Look for and remove egg masses of tent caterpillars now through spring. These clusters of eggs ...

Time can be a blessing or a curse depending on where you are and what you are doing. Working at the zoo has always been a matter of hurry up and wait before its time to hurry up again. It is a business of good news/bad news. Recent information has placed the zoo right in the middle of both in a ...

Mrs. Lotta Curtis Wilson, the second wife of Dr. E. H. Wilson of Towner, ND, had been appointed Special Deputy Game Warden in McHenry County in 1913. She was the only woman in this position at the time. Mrs. Wilson was a schoolteacher at a rural school located north of Drake when she was ...

Minot’s Oak Park Theater will be among seven select theaters in North Dakota to premier “End of the Rope,” a crime thriller set in McKenzie County in western North Dakota in 1931. The film is based on the infamous Charles Bannon case and tells the story of a town that rises up to take ...

“A Romantic Frenchman” will be presented by the Minot Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, March 4, in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall at Minot State University. The evening begins with a pre-concert talk from 6-6:30 p.m., by Charles Young, assistant professor of woodwinds and director of Jazz Studies ...