Magic City Lions Club will be installing more traffic signal cabinet art at five additional intersections, possibly as early as this fall. The Minot City Council approved the art wraps at its meeting Monday, Oct. 5. The signalized intersections where cabinets will be wrapped are South ...
I recall my neighbor’s prolific apple tree that we would help harvest every fall. It was a very tall tree, so harvesting apples required a ladder. I guess no one ever pruned the tree. Maybe it just seemed enormous because I was small back then. We enjoyed apple pie, apple crisp, apple ...
I've had the opportunity to garden in North Dakota for the past four years. Looking back on my time here, I have a few lessons to share. 1. Learn to love cool-weather crops. North Dakota’s short growing season means creative thinking. One way to achieve a longer growing season is to use ...
A chainsaw wood-carving competition will be held in Minot from Tuesday through Saturday, Oct. 6-10. It will take place in the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #822 parking lot. The competition is free to attend and open to the public. Carve Wars, started by Joe Wenal, a professional chainsaw carver, is a competition in which participants race to create wood carvings as quickly as possible, although the Minot competition will be based more on quality than speed. The Minot competition also will be judged by votes rather than auction prices, the usual scoring method for the Carve Wars ...
The following information is provided by the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 4, Minot. Oct. 12: Veterans Peer Support for all veterans, active-duty military and families of veterans. 7 p.m. coffee and cookies at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Brethren Church, 700 16th Ave. SE, Minot. Enter through door 15 by the bus parking. Oct. 12: Edgewood on Tenth, 12:15 p.m., free veterans lunch. Oct. 13: Somerset, noon, free veterans lunch. Oct. 15: North Central Veterans Stand Down, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at Minot Armed Forces Reserve Center. Oct. 26: Veterans Peer Support for all veterans, active-duty ...
Alyssa Cool has been given a unique award for her passions, helping students overcome their own adversity that disabilities handed them. Going to both Minot High and Minot State University, Cool earned her Bachelor of Science in physical education and master’s degree at Minot State ...
