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Community

Job Corps to host community open house

The Quentin N. Burdick Job Corps Center will host a summer open house for the community Tuesday, June 25, from 4-7 p.m. at the center at 1500 University Ave. W. There will be food, entertainment, interactive trade booths and tours available. Trades offered at the center are automotive, ...

Rental program makes gardening more accessible

For those who are interested in gardening but do not have a place to do so, the Rainbow Gardens Association has land available for use through a rental program managed by the Minot Public Library. Deb Sisco is the treasurer of the board that oversees the program and shared some information ...

Funds available for pantry, shelter programs

Central North Dakota has been chosen to receive funding from EFSP Phase 41 Funds to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in the counties of Bottineau, Burke, McHenry, Mountrail, Pierce, Renville and Ward. The distribution of federal funds is providing $23,423 to the area through a ...

Community Action celebrates 60 years with coloring contest

May is recognized as Community Action Month and to celebrate its 60th anniversary, Community Action of Minot held a coloring contest. A total of 96 coloring pages were entered, and the two winners were picked at random. The winners are third graders at Longfellow Elementary School, McKenzie ...

Battle of the Badges blood drive in Minot begins Monday

Law enforcement and fire departments in Minot will be facing off in the 2024 Battle of the Badges blood drive next week from May 20-23. The blood drive will take place over the course of four days at The Grand Hotel ballrooms. Signs will guide donors to the correct location. Members from law ...

Sale to benefit local suicide awareness, prevention chapter

The local chapter of Out of the Darkness Community Walks is holding a garage sale to raise funds for its walk in September. Half of the funds goes to the North Dakota chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and the rest stays local for research and educational ...