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Arts and Entertainment

Friluftsliv: Hiddenwood Picnic going strong after 121 years

Friluftsliv To loosely translate from Norwegian to English: fri = free, lufts = air’s, liv = life The English equivalent= Outdoor Life In today’s fast-paced society, I was curious about the longevity of organizations. Is their existence measured in years, decades, or ...

Hints of History: Richard Copeland: McHenry County’s first newspaperman

As a young man Mr. Richard “Dick” H. Copeland started early in the newspaper business by working as a “printers devil” in Waukesha, Wisconsin, in 1851. Dick established his first newspaper, the Sparta Democrat, in 1859. Dick arrived in McHenry County from Grand Forks. which was a ...

MSU Summer Theatre’s season starts June 13

If smiling is your favorite, Minot State’s Summer Theatre Season 58 delivers with a full schedule of performances. “We are happy to welcome back our audiences to a night up on the hill under the stars,” said Chad Gifford, MSU Summer Theatre artistic director. “We have a lineup of ...

Zoo News: Success as a part of a community

Finally, it seems we can comfortably agree that summer has officially arrived, and the Zoo can start managing the animals for the warmer weather that is upon us. Summer also means the end of another school year and the beginning of Zoo Summer Camp. Speaking of which, the Zoo is still looking to ...

Local ballet studio presents children’s stories

The Rinat Mouzafarov Institute of Dance & Ballet Theatre will bring the children’s tales of Beatrix Potter to Ann Nicole Nelson Hall on the Minot State University campus this weekend. The ballet features original choreography by Mouzafarov, performed by about 65 students from ages 3 to ...