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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, 2413 11th Ave. NW, interior demolition due to water damages, $17,808. – Melody Brown, Dominguez Construction, 8 Ruyak Pt., install two egress windows, $2,000. – Nolan Robidoux, Groundworks Minnesota, 811 5th St. SW, floor supports and footings, $5,956. – NOC 1700 LLC, Mindt ...

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 garage, $297,132. – BNA Holdings, Summit Roofing and Construction, 1706 W. Central Ave., single family home with attached garage, $156,912. – Linda and Savannah McCall, Brelend Enterprises, 806 Park St., foundation stabilization, install powerbraces, $9,674. – Julie and Darcy Johnson, Tuff ...

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 burst pipe earlier in 2025, as well as create additional therapy space, enhance fitness areas and expand programming. “We are grateful for FIBT’s support and partnership as we embark on an exciting new chapter,” said Krystal Butgereit, executive director of Prairie Grit. “With support from the ...

Mortgage loan processor joins lending team

Harmony Wilkie has joined the lending team at Aspire Credit Union as a mortgage loan processor. In this role, Wilkie will support the mortgage process by facilitating paperwork and keeping the loan documents organized and on time for closing. She brings more than eight years of document ...

YMCA to merge with Prairie Grit

The Minot Family YMCA Board of Directors announced it has voted to formally merge with Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports, bringing the two organizations together to strengthen community wellness and expand inclusive services. Through this merger, Prairie Grit will assume ownership and operational leadership of the YMCA facility while preserving the fitness center, group exercise opportunities and the core programs of the YMCA. YMCA members will remain active. The YMCA and Prairie Grit announced the unified organization will maintain the Y’s longstanding mission while accelerating ...