After the mail route between Villard and Washburn was ended in July, 1886, other arrangements were soon made to provide mail services to Mouse River Valley residents. The link between McLean County and the Mouse River Valley was kept up, when a new route was established between Coal Harbor and ...
The North Dakota State Fair opens in Minot Friday, July 17, and continues through Saturday, July 25. This year’s fair, its 61st year as a state fair, has many new and previous favorites ranging from food, exhibits to attractions. “This year is especially meaningful as we join the ...
The North Dakota State Parade in Minot, with the theme "Celebrating 250 Years of Heroes," will be held Saturday, July 18. The biggest parade in North Dakota, it will have well over 200 units. The parade starts at 9:15 a.m. and follows Burdick Expressway east from Broadway and through the ...
The Minot Area Chamber EDC announces the Eagle Award winners for June. These individuals were nominated by community members for their hard work, positive attitude and making a great experience for customers. Recipients are: Alex Albright – Hirshfield's; Cory Almy – Minot's Finest Collision Center; Kausha Bakk – Brokers 12; Michelle Bassler – The Daily Buzz; Terri Beck – Trinity Health; Jenny Bobo – Lotus Lagree; Jen Cartier – Bishop Ryan Catholic Schools; Dorion Cipriani – Longhorn Steakhouse; Michael DeLorme – Jim Hill Middle School; Dan Falconer – City of Minot; ...
The Minot City Band will present two identical concerts at 4 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. on Sunday, July 12, at Oak Park. The concerts will be conducted by Pat Schwan, one of the band’s three conductors this season. Schwan is a retired music educator who has played trumpet in the Minot City ...
Minot State University Summer Theatre continues Season 61 on Tuesday, July 14, with its third production of the summer, “School of Rock,” directed by Jacob Jenkins. Inspired by the hit Jack Black movie with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, this Musical Theatre Camp production of the high ...
