My mom was excessively neat. The house was immaculate, and dust was her sworn enemy. I know that I severely aggravated her as a child because I didn’t share her inclination for order and cleanliness. Not surprisingly, my mom vigorously cleaned up her flower gardens each fall. Many Dakota ...
“Did you use a recipe?” my husband asked. I didn’t appreciate the tone of his question. “I loosely followed a recipe,” I replied. I had made biscuits and sausage gravy, a food he had grown up eating. I didn’t like the gravy as thick as he made it. We compromised, and the next ...
Minot’s Best Bites delivered a night of food, fun and community connection on Aug. 27, with nearly 6,000 samples served as local restaurants showcased some of the best flavors the community has to offer. Presented by Aspire Credit Union, the event brought together 16 local food vendors at Citizens Alley. In total, 5,960 samples were sold, with 13 of the 16 participating vendors selling out. Taking the top spot for the night was Iron Horse Kitchen and Bar, which sold an impressive 651 sliders, making its sliders the most popular individual item of the event. In addition to ...
After his acquisition of Scudder’s American Museum in New York City during 1841, 86 million onlookers subsequently viewed Phineas T. Barnum’s accumulation of wild animals, including beluga whales, lions, tigers, two headed snakes and the first hippopotamus ever seen in the United States. ...
Town & Country Credit Union has announced the launch of the Town & Country Credit Union Foundation. Grant applications are open to eligible nonprofit organizations and close on Nov. 15. Founded through contributions and donations, the Town & Country Credit Union Foundation provides grants to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations for projects, programs and capital campaigns that create meaningful, positive impact. Grant applications are reviewed and awarded quarterly by the Town & Country Credit Union Foundation Board of Directors. The first awards will be made in December. The ...
Creedence Energy Services, LLC, has announced it has entered a strategic partnership with Monomoy Capital Partners, a private investment firm. Credence stated the partnership provides additional capital and resources to support geographic expansion, product and service development, and investment in the company’s people and technical capabilities. Creedence’s existing leadership team will continue to guide the business, and co-founder Kevin Black will remain as CEO and retain a significant ownership interest. “The Monomoy team took the time to understand our business, our ...
