Business

City of Minot Building Permits

August 2025 – Jered Aasen, 9 University Ave. W, deck, $1,000. – Jon and Agnieszka Solberg, Future Builders, 1617 24th Ave. NW, detached garage, $412,000. – Minot MHP, RD Land Development, 2101 3rd St. NW #617 and #626, install new mobile homes, each $1,000. – Alec Burgard, 604 14th St. NW, detached garage, $20,000. – Lynn and Lori Nord, 1940 Skyline Dr., shed, $6,000. – Damon Druse and Devin Druse, 425 18th St. NW, detached garage, $14,500. – Chad and Nadine Nelson, 1900 Westfield Ave., remove nonload bearing walls to increase size of dining room, ...

US Bank to make changes in Minot operations

U.S. Bank is making changes in its presence in Minot. Caitlin Hurley, assistant vice president/business line communications manager-Midwest who is based in Minneapolis, said U.S. Bank is reinvesting in the community with enhancements to the Minot South Auto Bank located at 1925 S. Broadway. “The branch will be transformed from a drive-up only to a full-service branch. Due to this, the location will temporarily close starting in September and reopen later in the fall,” Hurley said. She said clients received notification in August that the downtown Minot branch at 17 1st Ave. SW is ...

Eagle Award winners announced

The Minot Area Chamber EDC announces the Eagle Award winners for August. These individuals were nominated by community members for their hard work, positive attitude and making a great experience for customers, according to Minot Area Chamber EDC information. This month’s winners are: Ashley Reiger, John Hoeven Elementary School; Mark Unruh, Minot Family YMCA; Jordan Jundt, The Computer Store; Nik Larson, Main Electric Construction; Betty Clementich, A Wonderful Citizen; Braden Golde, Best Buy; Jacob Brandt, Best Buy; Tanisha Redding, Courageous Hearts; Dr. Bethany Jensen, ...

Accounting manager joins Minot credit union

Lacey Krueger has joined Town and Country Credit Union as accounting manager. Krueger is originally from Minot and earned her degree in accounting and management from Minot State University. She has spent the majority of her career serving as a chief financial officer in both the credit union ...

Employees shown appreciation

ND Energy Education launches with refreshed, new leadership

BISMARCK — A well-known statewide career exploration program is entering a new chapter with a refreshed name and new leadership at the helm. The T4 Program, formerly known for its focus on Tools, Trades, Torque and Tech, has been rebranded as North Dakota Energy Education, reflecting an ...