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Upcoming Minot area veterans’ events

The following information is provided by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 4, Minot. April 1: DAV Coffee, 2 p.m., Veterans Room, Ward County Administration Building, 225 3rd St. SE. Speakers Roger Reich, director of the Minot Commission on Aging. and Roger Mazurek, director of the Minot YMCA. April 13: Edgewood on 10th, 12:15 p.m., free veterans' lunch. April 13: Our Redeemer's Veteran Peer Support, 7 p.m., 700 16th Ave. SE. Enter at door #15 by the buses. All veterans and active duty welcome. April 14: Somerset Court, noon, free veterans' lunch. April 15: DAV Coffee, 2 p.m., ...

Support Groups

Do you have a support group you would like to include in the weekly listing? Email news@minotdailynews.com with your information. Al-Anon Cornerstone Church, 1000 3rd St NE Saturdays 10 a.m.-12 p.m. ​Held in the church library. Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group Somerset Court, 1900 28th St. SW Last Tuesday of the month 6:30-7:30 p.m. Meetings conducted by trained facilitators provide a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to develop a support system and learn about community resources. Cancer Care Support Group Our ...

Molzahn celebrates 90 years of life

Marlene Molzahn of Minot will celebrate 90 years of a remarkable life on Wednesday, March 4. Born on March 4, 1936, in rural North Dakota during the Great Depression, Molzahn has lived a life of challenges, strength and hard work but also one of love of family and music. Molzahn’s story ...

ND’s oldest living World War II veteran turns 109

Ray Curtis, North Dakota’s oldest living World War II veteran and a retired farmer, is celebrating his 109th birthday today, Feb. 11. Curtis, who served in the U.S. Army for five years, including during World War II, also is one of 11 oldest living World War II veterans in the United ...

Give 360 awards more than $39,000 to local organizations

Give 360 has announced the recipients of its 2025 grant distribution, awarding a total of $39,185 to nine organizations in Minot. A ceremonial check presentation was held to recognize the recipient organizations and celebrate the collective impact made possible through community ...

Red Kettle campaign raises more than $55,000 in Minot

The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign in Minot raised $55,045 during the 2025 holiday season, reaching 91.74% of its $60,000 fundraising goal, according to Lt. Trevor Reed, corps officer and pastor at The Salvation Army’s Minot Corps Community Center. Although the campaign did not meet its overall goal, the total exceeded last year’s fundraising efforts, Reed said, crediting strong community support throughout the season. In addition to monetary donations, 224.6 pounds of food were collected during the CPKC Holiday Train event, Reed said. The Salvation Army also assisted ...