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Sunset Blvd. paving to remain with developer

A change of plans by a developer has removed the City of Minot from involvement in paving a stretch of gravel road in northwest Minot. Meanwhile, for those residents who use the roadway and would like to see it paved, the wait will continue. Last January, Mark Whitman, who is looking to ...

City aims to save money ahead of new budget

A temporary hiring freeze for some vacancies is in place as the City of Minot seeks to position itself for a tough budget cycle. City Manager Tom Joyce told the Minot City Council on Monday, May 18, that five vacant positions that draw on general fund spending are not being filled currently. ...

MINOT CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE: Hawbaker: Seeking to be voice of common sense

Seven candidates are vying for three seats on the Minot City Council in the city’s June 9 election. Each of the candidates provided comments on their interest in serving and how they would approach city government.What motivates you to want to serve on the city council? Joan Hawbaker, a ...

Victim of Minot crash identified

The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified the victim of a two-vehicle crash that occurred Sunday, May 17, at the intersection of U.S. Highway 2 and 13th Street Southeast in Minot. Theresa Sowers, 74, Minot, died from injuries received in the crash. James Sowers, 74, Minot, driver of the ...

Wild moose reported in park area

Multiple wild moose have been reported wandering within the Oak Park area in Minot, according to information from Minot Parks Monday, May 19. Minot Parks warned citizens to maintain a minimum distance of at least 50 feet at all times and to expect aggression, as they are highly unpredictable ...

Park district open house changes venue

Due to projected high winds, the Wednesday , May 20, informational event on the Minot Park District sales tax ballot measure has been moved from Oak Park to Room 201 at the Minot Auditorium, located at 420 3rd Ave SW. The event will still be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m.