The dream of opening a German cafe has finally become a reality for Minot resident Stefanie Cassidy. She opened That German Place Friday in downtown Minot. “I wanted to (open the cafe) probably for the last 20 years,” Cassidy said. “I wanted to open it already in Germany before we came ...
Logan Gunderson, a Berthold native, has joined First Western Bank & Trust as an Ag lender. Gunderson graduated from Berthold High School and from Minot State University with a bachelor’s degrees in both accounting and finance. He grew up working on the family farm and ranch and has ...
Corn pops over soggy fields Corn prices popped last week as markets grew increasingly concerned about severe planting delays across the Corn Belt. Nationwide, only 30% of the crop had been planted as of last week, compared to a recent average near 60%. Waterlogged fields are preventing ...
For the fifth consecutive year, Edward Jones financial advisor Greg Tschetter of Minot has been named to Barron’s magazine’s annual list of “America’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors, State by State.” Tschetter, who has served area investors for the past 18 years, ranked No. 3 in the ...
North Dakota Farmers Union Insurance announced last week that Bob Marquardt of Minot was a top 5 producer of life insurance premiums for the month of March. North Dakota Farmers Union Insurance is based in Jamestown.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Attorneys general from 33 states on Wednesday urged Congress to approve a proposal intended to fully open the doors of the U.S. banking system to the legal marijuana industry. Most Americans live in states where marijuana is legally available in some form. But most banks ...
Biggest trade war in history Last week, President Trump threatened China with stiffer tariffs ahead of trade talks. On Friday, he raised tariffs from 10 to 25 percent on a $200 billion worth of Chinese goods. For U.S. consumers, this will mean higher prices on goods imported from China, on ...
Jim McIntyre, a Minot State University alumnus and former senior officer with Northern States Power and its successor company, Xcel Energy, will be the university’s 2019 Commencement Ceremony speaker on Friday, according to a press release from Minot State. He will be joined by student ...
Stores donated 9,000 bags to shoppers participating in Bring Your Own Bag Week, held in Minot from April 22-28, according to event sponsors. The event was hosted by CashWise Foods at Southgate Crossing and Marketplace Foods locations at both 20th Avenue Southwest and 21st Avenue Northwest. ...
Austin Gleave has joined the sales staff at Brokers 12 in Minot as a real estate agent. Gleave was born in Surrey and graduated from Surrey High School in 2013. His previous work involved building and repairing pumping units, according to information from Brokers 12.
BEMIDJI, Minn. – KJ’S of Wisconsin, Inc., announced April 26 it has entered into an agreement with SpartanNash to acquire the existing Gordy’s stores in Barron, Chetek and Cornell, Wis. and rebrand the stores KJ’s Fresh Market. SpartanNash will continue to distribute grocery and fresh ...
Big bets on fake meat The line between carnivores and vegetarians is getting blurred as scientists continue expanding on meat substitutes. From plant-based burgers that “bleed” to lab-grown meat, more alternatives are appearing on grocery shelves and on menus. The trend was underscored ...
PURCHASE, N.Y.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Mastercard is helping share the stories of the women across the U.S. who are contributing over $3 trillion to today’s economy and opening over eighteen hundred businesses every single day. Today the company announced the launch of a national advertising ...
Most retirement calculators are optimistic to a fault. They assume our incomes will rise throughout our working lives, or at least stay roughly the same. In reality, our incomes are likely to peak years — and sometimes decades — before we retire. Consider this: — People's biggest wage ...
As college students prepare to graduate and begin their professional careers, it is a good time to consider the importance of planning for the financial future. Graduation is an exciting time for many students transitioning from the classroom to the ‘real world’ and starting to establish ...
Alliance Real Estate recently welcomed its newest agent, Amanda Schrei. Schrei was born and raised in Oshkosh, Wis., and has been living in the Minot area since April 2012. She has been a stay at home mom for the majority of the last 11 years.
Rondi Deaver has been promoted to vice president/mortgage operations manager at First International Bank & Trust. She started working at First International in June 1994 as a teller/CSR. She moved into the mortgage loan department as a processor in March 1995, was promoted to mortgage ...
Jessica Donamaria of Preferred Travel in Minot recently earned the Certified Travel Associate designation from The Travel Institute, the travel industry’s oldest education organization. The CTA designation is awarded by The Travel Institute to travel professionals who complete a ...
The elections for the incoming board of directors for Town & Country Credit Union are complete and the executive committee has been named. Leah Dalton, West Fargo, Kevin Harmon, Minot, and Jay P. Hight, Minot, were elected as new members of the board of directors. They will each serve ...
HARVEY – St. Aloisius Medical Center in Harvey is adding new services and providers. Effective May 1, Dr. Michael Page will begin providing surgical services one to two days a month, performing colonscopies and other procedures. Page is associated with the Carrington Medical ...