GARRISON – The North Dakota Firefighter’s Museum Hall of Fame honors those who not only serve the community, but have additionally contributed to the field on a larger scale. Inductees display leadership and have amassed accomplishments that are widely recognized and respected by the ...
The Domestic Violence Crisis Center located in Minot provides a safe space for healing and helping those who have been affected by domestic violence through free programs and services. The center opened in 1977 and serves Ward, Renville, Pierce and McHenry counties. “We offer a few ...
BISMARCK – The annual N.D. March for Life will be held Oct. 9 at the Bismarck Event Center. Members of the public, of all faith denominations, are encouraged to attend. Students from Catholic schools across the state are set to join the march. This year’s guest speaker is Shana Peltz, Bismarck resident and author of "Listening for Lies: Hearing the difference between the spirits of this world and the Holy Spirit, and why it matters." She will share how God transformed her life after an abortion. The day begins with Mass celebrated by Bishop David Kagan at 10:30 a.m. at the ...
Families and people of all ages are invited to celebrate literacy, learning, and community at Fall Into Reading at Minot Public Library Saturday, Sept. 26, from 1-4 p.m. This free community literacy event aims to unite families, educators and local organizations for an engaging afternoon dedicated to the joys of reading and learning activities, according to the library. Attendees can explore interactive activity stations and connect with local organizations, schools and community resources. As a special highlight, by participating in activities on all four floors of the library, every ...
RUGBY – Rural veterinary clinics are currently facing a shortage of doctors leading to long wait-times and challenges for the patients and staff. To address the ongoing battle, Rugby Veterinary Service has implemented an after hour VetTriage program to eliminate unnecessary travel, cost ...
Dr. Amanda Doll is the Severson Ahart Community Clinic’s new director of Veterinary Medicine, overseeing the medical team and bringing her love and experience for animal care to the Minot community. Hailing from south central North Dakota, Doll has always been surrounded by animals and ...
