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Summer mentorship program returns for beginning farmers

The Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resources Management and Sustainability (FARRMS) has announced the return of its Summer Mentorship Program. This six-month learning experience is designed to connect beginning farmers with experienced local producers for guidance, peer support and ...

Student club to offer community crochet classes

The Magi Crochet Club at Minot High School is hosting crochet classes for the public on April 14-15. Classes are open to anyone ages 7 and older who is interested in crocheting. Beginners can learn the basics of crochet and make a washcloth, while more experienced crocheters can learn ...

Gaming-style cybersecurity competition offered to students

BISMARCK — High school students who enjoy gaming, puzzles, coding, or exploring technology behind the scenes will soon have a new arena to test their skills. The University of Mary will host its inaugural CyberConnect CTF (Capture the Flag) cybersecurity competition on April 14, inviting ...

Earth Day celebration planned at Confluence

WILLISTON — Celebrate Earth Day with a full day of hands-on activities Saturday, April 18, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Missouri–Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center near Williston. The free come-and-go event welcomes families, homeschool groups and anyone interested in exploring the natural ...

Candidates sought for ND Higher Ed Board

BISMARCK – State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier on Monday is appealing to North Dakotans to consider applying for two upcoming vacancies on the state Board of Higher Education. The four-year terms of board members Danita Bye of Stanley and Chairman Kevin Black of Minot are ending June ...

Siblings reconnect at care facility

When Ardyce Aldstad went down to her usual seat for breakfast at Somerset Court in Minot in January, her morning routine was disrupted by the appearance of a strange man sitting in her spot. “I walked over there and I told this man, 'You’re sitting in my place.' He said, ‘Well, that’s ...