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Trinity resumes postponed surgeries

Trinity Health announced Thursday, Jan. 22, that it has resumed non-urgent surgical procedures that had been postponed due to intermittent, national shortages of certain anesthesia drugs. “We are pleased to announce that supplies have stabilized, and non-urgent surgeries will resume normal ...

Oil, gas lease sales generate $8 million-plus in revenue

BILLINGS, Mont. — The Bureau of Land Management announced it has leased 19 parcels totaling 4,116 acres in Montana and North Dakota for more than $8.65 million in total receipts during a quarterly oil and gas lease sale. Combined lease bonus bids and rentals are distributed between the ...

Building Permits

City of Minot December – Cody Carvey, Groundworks Minnesota, 516 11th St. NE, wall anchors and lumber to stabilize floor framing and walls, $13,959. – Randolph Taylor, 1405 73rd St. SE, install mobile home piers, $1,000. – Billy and Ellen Marie Hutchinson, Absolute Restoration, ...

Civil engineer joins Minot firm

Nick Sanders has joined the Ackerman-Estvold Minot office as a full-time civil engineer. According to information from Ackerman-Estvold, Sanders recently earned a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from North Dakota State University in Fargo. He has worked in the Minot office as a ...

Building Permits – November

City of Minot, November – Bryan and Morgan Krahler, Creative Woodworking, 1704 27th Ave. NW, deck, $21,340. – Paul and Jessica Deibert, EMH Construction, 18-8 11st St. SW, egress windows, $2,000. – Jason and Amber Soine, Fossco, 4906 26th St. SE, single family home with attached ...

FIBT makes $250,000 of support to Prairie Grit, YMCA

First International Bank & Trust (FIBT) has announced a gift of $250,000 to support a joint venture between Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports and the Minot Family YMCA. The donation to the newly merged organizations will support a capital campaign to restore areas damaged by flooding from a ...