ARLINGTON, Va. – Nearly 200 military leaders, policymakers, national security experts and defense industry executives joined Minot civic leaders on Sept. 18 for the 15th Annual Task Force 21 Nuclear Triad Symposium at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Virginia. Hosted by Task Force ...
The rising cost of technology software gave the Minot City Council pause at its Monday, Oct. 5, meeting. During Monday’s meeting, the council approved a development agreement with Minot State University, agreed to a change to its snow removal ordinance and considered a new software contract. The contract for updated asset management, permitting and licensing software and a second contract for the city’s public-facing portal together are expected to increase from $129,409 this year to $198,708 by 2029, according to information provided to the council. City Engineer Lance Meyer and ...
Bethany Lutheran Church Women will hold a Holiday Decor and Book Sale Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m.-noon at the church. There will be an assortment of books, jewelry, holiday decor, along with caramel rolls and a variety of soups and sandwiches. Free-will donations will support future charity requests.
His recovery from a life-altering accident highlighted the importance of relationships for Dan Meers, known for his role as the Kansas City Chiefs mascot, K.C. Wolf, from 1990-2025. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Meers delivered an inspirational speech on the MSU campus during an event hosted by Women ...
A Veterans Stand Down will be held Thursday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Armed Forces Reserve Center, 3420 2nd St. NE, north of the Minot International Airport. The event will have about 60 vendors. Services provided will include veterans benefits, health care, legal services, counseling, housing assistance, blood pressure screening, hygiene items, flu shots and employment assistance. Lunch will be provided. If possible, veterans attending should bring their DD214, VA card or driver's license with "V" designation as proof of veteran status.
VOLTAIRE – U.S. Highway 52 will temporarily close Monday, Oct. 12, at the rail crossing west of Voltaire to accommodate repairs. A signed detour route will be in place to guide traffic around the closure. The highway is expected to reopen on Monday, Oct. 19, barring any unexpected delays. The North Dakota Department of Transportation reminds motorists to pay attention, follow the signed detour and be aware of traffic congestion.
