A local artist has incorporated her mammogram and biopsy results into a painting she’s dedicated to breast cancer survivors and loved ones lost from breast cancer. “It was very emotional because I was thinking of the women who were close to me that I've lost,” said Deb Peery, creator ...
Jersey Johnson of Minot has been crowned Miss Norsk Hostfest 2024 and will represent the Norsk Hostfest Sept. 25-28 at the annual festival in Minot. Norsk Hostfest held its competition for the title on Saturday. Johnson will receive a $1,000 scholarship provided by Farmers Insurance, Miranda ...
For years, people have suspected their phones were listening to their conversations, to target them with specific ads. This week, those suspicions have been confirmed by an employee of a large media firm, Cox Media Group, or CMG, through the release of sales pitch slides to advertisers. ...
Editor’s note: First of a two part story about Tyanna Weeks of Minot, who is recovering from injuries sustained in a vehicle crash in January. A teacher and songwriter from Bismarck has created a powerful, poetic song inspired by and dedicated to Tyanna Weeks of Minot. Dr. Nick Emmel, ...
DUNSEITH – The International Peace Garden, north of Dunseith, will hold a 9/11 Memorial event on Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 11 a.m. at the 9/11 Memorial Site. The event is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to arrive by 10:30 a.m. and take seats by 10:45 a.m. Light ...
Roughly one million fishing licenses are sold in Minnesota each year. North Dakota’s annual number is closer to 186,000. I happen to be one included in this figure. I first enjoyed fishing as a youngster when traveling from Kansas to Table Rock Lake, Missouri, with my parents and grandparents each summer. Dad and Grandpa loved to fish there. Angling for Crappie was most successful after dark with a lantern suspended from the limb of a partially submerged tree along the shoreline. As minnows were drawn to the light, crappie were drawn toward minnows — including any attached to the ...
