GARRISON – Tickets go on sale Monday at 9 a.m. for this year’s Dickens Village Festival in Garrison, according to McKaila Behles, director of the Garrison Convention & Visitor’s Bureau. The annual event turns the community of Garrison into a quaint Victorian town from the era of ...
In honor of Veterans Day, Trinity Health's Employer of Choice Committee will display a Missing Man Table in three locations around Trinity Health - the Trinity Hospital Cafeteria, the entrance at Trinity Hospital- St. Joseph's, and the 1st Floor Centre at Trinity Homes. The Missing Man or ...
Prairie Federal Credit Union held a raffle on Sept. 30 and raised $1,594 for the Minot Y’s Men’s Tough Enough to Wear Pink Campaign. Cancer patients will have help regaining their strength, thanks to Prairie Federal Credit Union and its customers. The campaign supports patient access to ...
North Hill Baptist Church is now operating under the name Journey, said Pastor Daniel Andrus. The church meets in Suite 301 in the Mount Vernon Building at 900 North Broadway. Coffee is served at 10 a.m. Sundays, followed by the worship service at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays. The church also holds ...
Heather Anne Travnicek, 37, Minot, was sentenced on Friday to three years in prison, with all but 65 days suspended, for Class B felony intent to deliver heroin on May 7. Judge Doug Mattson gave Travnicek credit for the 34 days she has already served in the Ward County Jail and ordered her to ...
Evan Mitchell Darden, 28, of Lake Stevens, Wash., was sentenced on Tuesday to five years in prison, with a requirement that he serve three years, and three years of superivsed probation for possession of a stolen vehicle and writing a check using a stolen checkbook on Sept. 17. Court records ...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved North Dakota’s request for a secretarial disaster designation for 47 counties as a result of natural disasters in 2019, Sen. John Hoeven, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee, announced Friday. Secretary Sonny Perdue ...
By JILL SCHRAMM Senior Staff Writer jschramm@minotdailynews.com BISMARCK – An Olympic Gold medalist and a college president will be among those sharing their addiction recovery stories at Recovery Reinvented 2019 next Tuesday in Bismarck. This year’s statewide event continues the ...
The Magic City Blessing Bank has been blessed by participants in a Minot Area Chamber of Commerce leadership class, who presented a generous collection of items to the fledgling charity this week. The Blessing Bank, which launched Oct. 1, provides personal care and household items to local ...
Minot and area communities will hold Veterans Day programs on Monday. Pastor Daniel Andrus, who served in the Navy, will give the address, invocation and benediction at the Minot program at 11 a.m. in the Old Armory. A native of Ohio, he joined the Navy in October 1971 and served until May ...
BOTTINEAU — Dakota College at Bottineau is pleased to announce the hiring of Corey Gorder as its new athletic director. Gorder will assume his duties with the start of the new semester in January 2020. Wayne Johnson and Mike Getzloff will continue as interim co-athletic directors through the ...
Chad David Vanwinkle, 39, Minot, is accused of strangling a woman during an argument on Saturday. Vanwinkle is charged in district court in Minot with Class C felony domestic violence causing bodily injury. According to the probable cause affidavit filed with the court, Vanwinkle and the ...
Mainstream Boutique in Minot has teamed with Dakota Memorial School at the Dakota Boys & Girls Ranch to establish a Giving Tree to benefit students attending the school. Desiring to make an impact to celebrate the season of giving, Mainstream Boutique owner Pam Karpenko contacted Cher ...
BISMARCK – The deadline is no later than Nov. 25 for artists and craftspeople to submit handmade ornaments for for the annual Capitol tree lighting event in Bismarck. Ornaments should be mailed to State of North Dakota, Office of the First Lady, Joey Ness, 600 E. Boulevard Ave., Bismarck, ...
North Dakota’s darkhouse spearfishing season opens on most state waters whenever ice-up occurs. Legal fish are northern pike and nongame species. All individuals who participate in darkhouse spearfishing must first register online at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department website, ...
Ward County offices will be closed Monday for Veterans Day. The closure includes Ward County Public Library, the Courthouse and Social Services.
An 82-year-old Glenfield man was injured when his 2000 International Harvester was struck by a freight train west of New Rockford on Thursday morning, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Arlo Stedman was taken to a Carrington hospital by ambulance for treatment. His injuries were ...
The Library of Congress is seeking applicants for its 2020 Junior Fellows Summer Intern Program. This is a 10-week paid fellowship for undergraduate and graduate students interested in learning more about the work done at the largest library in the world. For more information or to apply ...
WILLISTON – The North Dakota State Auditor’s Office has reissued its audit of the City of Williston after retracting an initial audit Oct. 29 to allow the city to supply more information. “The subsequent facts provided changed the determination that the City of Williston entered into a ...
A new water slide, ice rink improvements at Polaris Park and paving projects around the park district are on the Minot Park District’s construction schedule for 2020. The Minot Park Board prioritized those projects, which would require an estimated $2.65 million in bonds, to be paid off ...