Around 20 years ago, I sat in my office, slouched in my chair, plagued with discontent. Discouraging thoughts cluttered my mind as I yearned for relief from my chaotic mental noise. I happened to be at a stage of my life when I was actively exploring concepts related to presence and ...
If you’ve spent any time driving the backroads of North Dakota over the last few decades, you know the sight well – inverted yellow triangles indicating a Private Land Open To Sportsmen tract. What started as a visionary idea to bridge the gap between private landowners and public hunters ...
19th Annual Youth Outdoor Festival set The North Dakota Game and Fish Department, local wildlife clubs and other sponsors will be hosting the 19th Annual Youth Outdoor Festival in Minot. It will take place Sept. 3 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Game and Fish Conservation and Outdoors Skills Park at the state fairgrounds. For more information, contact Game and Fish outreach biologist Greg Gullickson at 720-1640. Deer archery season opens Sept. 4 Sept 4 marks the beginning of deer bow season which will end Jan 3, 2027. Nonresident hunters are only to hunt on private land besides ...
The Mouse River Players Community Theatre has announced its upcoming production of the Tony award winning musical "Come From Away" as a tribute to Sept. 11 and a reminder of the community that came together in the aftermath to support around 7,000 people. “The high point is humanity,” ...
Magic City Equality is hosting its annual three-day Pride Festival to celebrate and come together to uplift LGBTQ2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, Two-Spirits and more) across North Dakota. Running Friday through Sunday, Aug. 21-23, the festival will include performers, cultural events, food, vendors and a safe space to come together as a community. “Pride is about celebration, but it is also about community, visibility and creating spaces where people know they belong,” said Magic City Equality leadership. “We want everyone who attends Minot Pride ...
Karena Verbitsky of Minot has been crowned the first Miss Fjord Folk Fest, according to the organization that is launching the inaugural festival this weekend, Aug. 21-22. The opening ceremony for Fjord Folk Fest is set for Friday at 9 a.m. in Fjord Hall in Minot Municipal Auditorium. Doors ...
