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Limp Bizkit to close out State Fair concert series

The North Dakota State Fair has announced Limp Bizkit will close out the fair’s 2025 concert series. The band will take the stage on Friday, July 25. Limp Bizkit will perform hits including “Break Stuff,” “My Way,” “Rollin’,” and “Hot Dog.” “We’re excited to have Limp Bizkit as part of the 2025 North Dakota State Fair lineup,” said Craig Rudland, North Dakota State Fair general manager. “This is a huge show for us, and we know fans will love the energy and excitement Limp Bizkit brings. It’s going to be a night to remember.” Tickets for the 2025 North ...

Stellar Brass group to present concert

The U.S. Air Force Academy Band’s Stellar Brass will present a free concert in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall at Minot State University on Wednesday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. The concert will feature patriotic favorites and highlight the contributions of service members, both past and present, as ...

Fort Stevenson holds Leprechaun’s Gold Geocache

GARRISON – Fort Stevenson State Park will host a St. Patrick’s Day geocaching event featuring a search for Leprechaun’s Gold, according to North Dakota Parks & Recreation. Participants will venture off the trails to engage in a multi-cache experience, solving puzzle caches to uncover the ultimate treasure: the Leprechaun’s Pot of Gold. The Pot of Gold, a mystery geocache hidden within the park, includes six First-to-Find prizes. To ensure fairness, families are asked to limit themselves to one prize. Successfully solving the puzzle caches is required to access the final cache. ...

Young cast to present Mouse River Players play

Second graders to young adults are taking part in the Mouse River Players’ production of “Aesop’s, Oh So Slightly, Updated Fables.” The play will be performed Friday and Saturday, March 14-15, starting at 7:30 each evening at the Mouse River Players’ Arlene Theatre in Minot. A ...

Minot North presents first performance in new theater

The new Minot North High School Theater hosted its first performance when “The Crucible” was presented there Feb. 27 - March 1. The new theater, with seating for 636 people, allows students to explore their interest in the theater arts. “It overall balances out the things from the ...

Curiosity leads Minot native to write true crime novels

The human psyche has long been a source of curiosity for C.J. Wynn. Wynn, then Carla Rodacker, graduated from Minot High School in 1994 and from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks in 1998, going on to receive a master’s degree in psychology from Capella University in Minneapolis. ...