BISMARCK – Gov. Doug Burgum has directed government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Wednesday, May 15, and encourages North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in observance of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Earlier, Burgum ...
The big yellow fire truck soon to join the City of Minot’s fleet won’t be racing down any city streets to chase after flames. The newest truck is housed at the airport station in north Minot, where it will be dedicated to responding to airport emergencies. Firefighters were learning about ...
After 34 years of teaching at Minot State University, art and ceramics professor Linda Olson is getting ready to retire in the beginning of August. Growing up on a dairy farm not far from Drake, Olson graduated from high school in 1973. With the ambition to be a teacher, she started her ...
This year marks 60 years of Community Action Partnership, and the organization has big things planned. On Aug. 20, 1964, President Lyndon. B. Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act in the war on poverty, thus creating Community Action Partnership. Funds were given to CAP to distribute ...
Why Not Minot, a North Dakota-born bucking bull named to promote the Minot Y’s Men’s Rodeo, the city of Minot and the state, is among the 2024 North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame inductees to the organization’s Hall of Honorees. The 2024 inductees were announced May 4. Why Not Minot will ...
A Minot man was arrested Saturday by Minot Police in connection with a terrorizing incident when he allegedly had been chasing another person with a firearm and then refused to leave his northwest Minot hotel room. Larron T. Lewis, 45, was charged with terrorizing and possession of a firearm ...