Minot Junior Golf Association has hired Dusty Zimmerman as its first executive director. With its newly designed golf course, the organization announced that it is expanding efforts to facilitate golf programming and experiences for Minot’s youth. The new position will allow the non-profit ...

Morgan Steele is the new Farm Business Manager instructor at Dakota College at Bottineau’s Rugby location, according to DCB. Steele grew up on a small-scale farm and ranch in Kansas. She graduated from Kansas State University in 2017 with a bachelor of science in Feed Science and Management ...

Corn Crash Continues Rain makes grain. Corn, especially, was the crop most in need of moisture this summer and we sure got a dose in the driest regions. December corn slammed down to a low Friday of $5.12 ¢ after hitting a high of $6.11 on July First. Soft, red wheat and beans tumbled too ...

Small-dollar, short-term lenders, unburdened by a federal maximum interest rate, can charge borrowers rates of 400% or more for their loans. But more states are bringing that number down by setting rate caps to curb high-interest lending. Currently, 18 states and Washington, D.C. , have laws ...

Golfers will soon be able to hit the links year-round in Minot. X-Golf, a state-of-the-art golf simulator company with over 30 franchise locations around the United States, plans to open its first location in North Dakota in Minot this fall. X-Golf will be located in the lower level of ...

Prices sink as crops get a drink Rain fell on some of the driest regions of the corn and soybean belts this week, which pushed our plants higher but prices lower. Virtually all corn, bean, and bean meal prices dropped sharply, possibly providing a little relief for livestock and poultry ...