ND State Parade attracts many
ELOISE OGDEN/MND Miss North Dakota's Teen Addison Pringle of Surrey waves to the crowd at the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. She is being driven by a Dakota Cruisers member.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Emma Tong, Miss North Dakota 2026, smiles and waves to those along the route of the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Tong, of Williston, will compete on the Miss America stage in September. She is being driven by a member of the Dakota Cruisers.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Hundreds took part in the North Dakota State Fair Run the Route 5K held prior to the start of the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Here they are on Burdick Expressway and on their way to the State Fairgrounds. The start location for participants was at Our Redeemer's Church/South Hill Sports Complex.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Horseback riders with Prairie Therapy of Minot travel the parade route as one of more than 200 units in the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Prairie Therapy is celebrating its 20th year. Minot's first private practice offering pediatric occupational therapy, it has a team of seven occupational therapists, two speech therapists and seven horses used in its hippotherapy program.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN With 217 units in the North Dakota State Parade Saturday, July 18, the parade lineup extended for numerous blocks on South Broadway from the corner of Broadway and Burdick Expressway where the parade started and then traveled east through the State Fairgrounds. This photo was taken about an hour to an hour and half after the parade began.
ELOISE OGDEN/MND Miss North Dakota's Teen Addison Pringle of Surrey waves to the crowd at the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. She is being driven by a Dakota Cruisers member.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Emma Tong, Miss North Dakota 2026, smiles and waves to those along the route of the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Tong, of Williston, will compete on the Miss America stage in September. She is being driven by a member of the Dakota Cruisers.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Hundreds took part in the North Dakota State Fair Run the Route 5K held prior to the start of the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Here they are on Burdick Expressway and on their way to the State Fairgrounds. The start location for participants was at Our Redeemer's Church/South Hill Sports Complex.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN Horseback riders with Prairie Therapy of Minot travel the parade route as one of more than 200 units in the North Dakota State Parade in Minot Saturday, July 18. Prairie Therapy is celebrating its 20th year. Minot's first private practice offering pediatric occupational therapy, it has a team of seven occupational therapists, two speech therapists and seven horses used in its hippotherapy program.
ELOISE OGDEN/MDN With 217 units in the North Dakota State Parade Saturday, July 18, the parade lineup extended for numerous blocks on South Broadway from the corner of Broadway and Burdick Expressway where the parade started and then traveled east through the State Fairgrounds. This photo was taken about an hour to an hour and half after the parade began.