For as numerous and diverse as North Dakota’s nonprofits are, they share a tremendous amount in common. This week, representatives gathered at the North Dakota Association of Nonprofit Organizations 29th annual conference in the State Fair Center in Minot to talk about their shared ...
A flag‑raising ceremony was held recently at the home of Jim Rostad, Minot, to honor the service and sacrifice of 2nd Lt. Arthur J. Blackwood, a World War II soldier killed in action and buried in an American military cemetery in France. Blackwood, Rostad’s uncle, served across North ...
A study has identified 26 compatibility factors around which planning will be critical to the successful coexistence of Minot Air Force Base operations and local communities going forward. Work on the Minot Air Force Base Compatible Use Study has begun, and public input meetings, including ...
The City of Minot has released information regarding updates to ordinances directing the response for tall-grass nuisances. The updates create geographic exemptions based on land-use perception, as tall-grass in a residential space may be perceived differently from tall-grass in an undeveloped area. According to the city, the 8-inch weed and grass rule for most land in city limits remains the as written in Section 22 of the current ordinance, but exemptions now exist. These exemptions include publicly owned parks or conservation areas, native plantings, agricultural-use/zoned land, ...
On Wednesday, June 3, at 8 a.m., 0.21-inch of moisture was recorded at the North Central Research Extension Center, south of Minot, in the past 24-hour period.
