SRT Communications has promoted Jessamy Fornshell to chief financial and operating officer. Fornshell, of Minot, served as SRT’s chief financial officer since May 2025, leading the cooperative’s strategy for driving financial performance, ensuring operational efficiency and providing ...
Minot Area Chamber EDC announces the Eagle Award winners for January. These individuals were nominated by community members for their hard work, positive attitude and making a great experience for customers. This month’s winners are: Gina Alford, Edison Elementary CLC; Heidi Maiar, Minot Lodge Senior Living; Danielle Alsadon, Minot Lodge Senior Living; Cody Landphere, Minot Lodge Senior Living; Devin Blada, Ralph's Plumbing and Heating; Tia Blanchard, Trinity Health; Chris Doyle, Olive Garden; Reesha Peyton-Griffin, Pinnacle Employee Benefits; Holly Mills, Trinity Health; Drew ...
Edward Jones Financial Advisor Ginger Quam of Minot recently was named to the 2026 ranking of Top Women Wealth Advisors Best-in-State in ND, ranking by Forbes-SHOOK. She ranked No. 2 in the state. This is the second year she has been named to this ranking. "Being recognized by Forbes-SHOOK is truly meaningful and a tremendous honor," Quam said. "What I value most, though, is the trust clients place in me and the relationships we build together. I'm grateful for the chance to support them and to work alongside a team that shares the same commitment to making a positive impact." To ...
City of Minot Building Permits January 2026 – Radmeyer Properties, Leslie Petersen Construction, 200 18th St. NW, remodel, $10,000. – Robert and Stephanie Wege, Groundworks Minnesota, 802 Normal St., seven Intellibraces, $7,817. – 5th Ave. Investments, 49 North Concrete, 501 11th St. NW, new single family home with attached garage, $235,368. – LLB Investments and Ace Investments, Red Dog Contracting, 212 9th Ave. SE, install two egress windows, $11,000. – Constance Lallaman, Groundworks Minnesota, 1837 4th St. SW, two settle stop floor supports, $5,224. – ...
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 ...
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 federal government and state where parcels are located. The lease sale was conducted under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which resets the royalty rate for new federal onshore oil and gas production to a minimum of 12.5%, reversing the 16.67% rate set by the Inflation Reduction Act. By lowering the ...
