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Retirement’s Comic Relief: April Fools surprises equal merriment

One evening at age seven I fooled my father by placing the handle of our dog’s leash over his dangling foot and the other end around the leg of the easy chair in which he sat dozing. When he awoke, stood and headed toward the bathroom, he took two steps before diving head-first to the floor. ...

Minot’s Brass Band ends year with ‘A Bit of Mardi Graz’

The Brass Band of Minot will be ending its season on Sunday with “A Bit of Mardi Graz” concert. The concert starts at 4 p.m. at Minot State University’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall, according to Brass Band of Minot information. The concert is free and open to the public. Donations are ...

Summer theatre youth camp registration due Sunday

MSU Summer Theatre is offering its first youth camp for children between the ages of 11 and 18. “We like to be able to give young actors the opportunity to share our stage, but it’s not always easy to find the right shows for all the talented people who audition,” Chad Gifford, the ...

Juried Student Art Show begins today

The Northwest Arts Center presents its Annual Juried Student Art Show with a public reception today. Art will be on view in the Walter Piehl Gallery until April 24. The exhibition of the work of Minot State University students has been an annual campus tradition since the 1970s and is key to ...

MSU students featured in MSO concert

Winners of the Minot State University Honors Competition, Megan Kramer, soprano, and Kimberly Knutson, alto saxophone, will be featured in the Minot Symphony Orchestra’s fifth concert of its 99th season on Saturday. The concert will be held at MSU’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall with a ...