By TRAVIS LOLLER and CHRISTOPHER RUGABER Associated Press Writers After a painful year of joblessness, the future has finally brightened for Alycia St. Germain, a 22-year-old college senior at the University of Minnesota. Having lost a part-time gig at Barnes and Noble last March as ...

King Corn pops to new highs Dry weather in Brazil, fears of drought in our corn belt, and extremely tight supply fueled the perfect storm to drive corn prices into the stratosphere again last week. On Thursday, China jumped into the fray by buying US ag goods under the phase II Agreement. ...

The tax filing deadline is quickly approaching. Due to the pandemic, most businesses have until May 17 to file their returns this year. In a perfect world, you'd be thinking about tax prep year-round, keeping records organized to help ease your burden, mentally and financially, come tax time. ...

Greg Tschetter, who has been an Edward Jones financial advisor in Minot since 2000, recently qualified for the Edward Jones Managing Partner’s Conference, which honors the top 400 of the firm’s more than 19,000 financial advisors. The achievement recognizes and celebrates Edward Jones’ ...

The North Dakota Department of Health has recognized Souris Basin Planning Council, Central Regional Educations Association and Strengthen ND as “Infant Friendly.” The three organizations share a workspace, TheHive@18, located in downtown Minot. The workspace has added privacy curtains ...

Sandy Richter, LCSW, recently joined Dakota Family Services, an outpatient behavioral health clinic with clinics in Fargo and Minot. Richter is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who provides therapy for children and adolescents, ages 6-17, and adults 18 and older, who are experiencing life ...