The former Fairview Motel has been vacated and will be secured, First District Health Unit reported Wednesday. Last week, the health unit had ordered people living at the deteriorating motel to vacate by July 10 due to health concerns related to lack of water service and reported sewage ...
Dakota Territory Air Museum’s July 4 air show was a great success, according to an air museum official. In the neighborhood of 15,000 people attended the “The Spirit of the Prairie” air show held at the Minot International Airport late Thursday afternoon and going into the evening ...
Economic and city leaders from area communities gathered in Minot Tuesday to discuss shared concerns about workforce development, housing and community engagement. The North Dakota Department of Commerce and Souris Basin Planning Council coordinated the cross-community discussion session ...
The 2-year-old Bactrian camel at Minot’s Roosevelt Park Zoo was found deceased Friday morning at the zoo, according to a news release. Zoo Veterinarian Dr. Logan Wood conducted a necropsy. Welfare & Wellness Committee executive staff determined the cause of death was due to detrimental ...
The City of Minot, in conjunction with Minot Air Force Base and the Ohio Air National Guard, has scheduled aerial spraying for mosquito control in the Minot area for an evening between July 15-19, weather permitting. Crews will choose an evening between July 15-19, depending on weather and ...
The Kalix Recycling Center opened in June 1994 to offer Minot and area residents an opportunity to have a positive impact on the environment by recycling various commodities. For the last 25 years, residents of northwest North Dakota have utilized the Kalix program to recycle more than ...
The Minot State Summer Theatre will present their third production of the summer starting today and running through July 12 and then July 14-16 starting at 8:30 p.m. each night. “Big Fish,” based on the 2003 Tim Burton movie and the novel by Daniel Wallace, will be directed by Chad ...
WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded grants totaling $9.78 million for airports in North Dakota, according to Sen. John Hoeven, a member of the Senate Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Committee. Grants include: – Minot International ...
The North Dakota Department of Human Services will launch a new simplified criminal background check authorization form and enhanced website content on Aug. 1 as part of its work to continue reducing the time it takes to process fingerprint-based criminal background checks, according to a press ...
Raven Elise Ware, 23, Minot, is charged in district court in Minot with intent to deliver methamphetamine and intent to deliver heroin, both Class B felonies, two counts of Class C felony unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, and one count of Class C felony tampering with physical ...
Bond was set at $100,000 cash or corporate surety on Tuesday for Jordan Arnold Groninger, 29, of Burlington, who is suspected in three gas station robberies in Minot. Judge Richard Hagar also ordered Groninger to stay away from all of the robbery locations. Groninger allegedly robbed the ...
Mollie C. Eddings, 40, Alamogordo, N.M., is charged with stealing the schedule II narcotic Dilaudid in March 2016 while she was working as a traveling nurse at Trinity Health. Eddings now works as a middle school math teacher in New Mexico, based on statements made by her lawyer in district ...
The U.S. Economic Development Administration has awarded a $51,000 partnership planning grant for the Three Affiliated Tribes, according to a news release from Sen. Kevin Cramer. The grant will help establish an economic development planning framework, process, and strategy to support ...
A vehicle crashed into a traffic light outside the Ward County Courthouse early Monday afternoon. Firefighters and the Minot Police Department were called upon to clean up the scene of the accident. No further information was immediately available.
Minot police announced Monday evening the arrest of a Burlington man believed to be responsible for robbing two area gas stations earlier this year. According to police, at 2:53 p.m. Monday, officers responded to a report of another attempted robbery, at Racers gas station located at 1500 ...
Shanell Michelle Lafrombois-Azure, 37, Belcourt, will serve about two years in prison for intent to deliver methamphetamine in December and for intent to deliver heroin in June. Both incidents took place at the Minot Walmart. Judge Richard Hagar sentenced Lafrombois-Azure to a total of three ...
William James Kaseman, 37, Minot, will serve about 18 months in prison for conspiracy to deliver methamphetamine on May 17, 2018. Kaseman pleaded guilty to the Class B felony offense on Monday in district court in Minot. Court records show that Judge Richard Hagar sentenced him to a total ...
Kyler James Kaylor, 21, Granville, will serve about two years in prison for being in possession of three stolen Ski-doo snowmobiles and a snowmobile trailer in October. Court records show that Judge Richard Hagar sentenced Kaylor to a total of five years in prison, with a requirement that he ...
The Mouse River Players will be joining together with the Sibyl Center to put on the Children’s Theater Summer Camp. The annual children’s theatre, sponsored by The Sibyl Center of Stanley, will be a joint venture with Minot’s Mouse River Players for the 2019 camp. The summer theater ...
Kids can show off their fishing skills at the ND Junior Governor’s Cup Youth Fishing Derby at Fort Stevenson State Park on Saturday, July 20 in the DeTrobriand Marina. The derby is open to anyone 17 years old and younger. Registration starts at 10 a.m. in the DeTrobriand Lodge, fishing ...