Promoting voting
Jill Schramm/MDN Participating in a drive-through event in Minot to promote the urban Native American vote are, from left, Tawny Trottier Cale, Nalonna Redford, Dina Cimino, Lisa Redford and Dusty Jackson. They were distributing a free Subway meal, treats for children and voter information packets as a project of Sacred Pipe Resource Center and the MHA Minot Satellite Office outside the former Wells Fargo building Thursday. Established in 2017, the satellite office is headquartered in the building in Suite 103.
Local News
Minot State professor helps bring museum studies to campus
From pond to ocean: Full STEAM Ahead opens floodgates
Full STEAM Ahead has come quite a long way from its inception in 2015 as the Make-A-Scene Kids’ Theater. Not only ...
Williston welcomes major quality of life projects in 2024
WILLISTON – Williston continues to experience significant growth and development across various sectors, ...
Construction scheduled to begin on Highway 52
Construction is scheduled to begin Monday, April 22, on U.S. Highway 52 from east of Balfour to Fessenden. The ...
Grants available for summer science programs
BISMARCK — Grants totaling $1 million are available for North Dakota organizations to offer summer programs for ...
Harvey schools bond referendum vote fails
HARVEY – Harvey Public Schools has announced the recent referendum for a school bond and addition proposal did ...