From the start, Christine Staley has had more in mind for her business than just being a sandwich shop. Staley and her husband Ben have taken Magic City Hoagies through the gauntlet all small businesses endure, and now have their sights set on growth. After eight years operating out of the ...
Town & Country Credit Union announces the presentation of $1,000 scholarships to 10 students in the communities they serve. This marks the first year of the credit union’s scholarship program. Minot and area scholarship recipients include: — Annika Henjum, Bishop Ryan Catholic School. Attending Minot State University this fall. Daughter of Jennifer and Isaac Henjum. —Avery Falcon, Minot High School. Attending University of North Dakota this fall. Daughter of BettyGene & Chris Falcon. — Madison Elliott, Minot High School. Attending Minot State University this ...
Crude oil boils as war continues Exports of Crude and Natural Gas continued to be threatened or reduced as geopolitical considerations are being weighed and more nations promise to stop buying fossil fuels from Russia. Though Ukraine is showing resilience, fears are emerging that Putin could turn to tactical nuclear weapons to secure a win. As a result, June crude oil blew over $110 per barrel on Thursday and remained there Friday morning. June crude prices at midday were $110 per barrel, gasoline traded at $3.76 per gallon, diesel at $4, and June natural gas went for $8.25 per ...
Target Corp. is upgrading its store at Dakota Square Mall. Target hasn’t announced details yet but has stated it is pursuing a modernized design at its stores, including the store in Minot. “Target is committed to investing in the guest experience with the next generation of store design. The reimagined stores feature modernized design elements and bring more technology and digital experiences to our stores to make shopping even easier, safer and more inspiring for our guests,” according to a Target statement. A construction zone has been set up, and shoppers will notice ...
April recipients of the Minot Area Chamber EDC Eagle Award Program are: Kara Smalls, Erik Ramstad Middle School; Cody Borud, YMCA; Cullen Hall, Burlington City Police Department; Jamie Fercking, Delta Airlines; Mary Frost, Fastlane Carwash; Ariel Kenny, The View; Wayne McNamara, Iseman Homes; Brooke Elizabeth Peterson, Trinity Health; and Roberta Valella, Dakota College at Bottineau – Minot Campus.
Trinity Health’s acute care hospital and its care teams have been recognized in the 2022 U.S. News and World Report “Best Hospitals” guidebook issue for excellence in heart care. The issue features an insert by the American College of Cardiology (ACC) recognizing health systems that participate in the ACC’s National Cardiovascular Data Registry program or that have earned ACC accreditation for their commitment to optimize patient care and outcomes. Trinity Health participates in three ACC registries. One measures performance in the areas of cardiac catheterization and ...
