Trinity Health Foundation recently unveiled an outdoor chapel and healing garden at the Healthcare Campus and Medical District in Minot provided by a $75,000 donation from Ryan Family Dealerships. According to foundation information, the private sanctuary offers a quiet place to reflect, heal ...
The Minot’s golf community’s dream to see young people gravitate to and excel in the sport led to the creation of a first-class youth golf course in 2001. On Saturday, Sept. 19, the Minot Junior Golf Association celebrated the 25th anniversary of Jack Hoeven Wee Links, announcing plans ...
Eagles Wings church held its inaugural Latin Fest celebration on Saturday, Sept. 19. to share and appreciate Latin American culture with the community during Hispanic Heritage Month. "It's exciting because they will get to know us a little bit, our culture, what we do, what we eat and ...
Minot State University marked a century of tradition with its Homecoming Parade on Saturday, Sept. 19. The parade started at 10:30 a.m., at Third Avenue Southeast, moving onto Main Street in downtown Minot and traveled to the Minot State campus. Many clubs, businesses and others had floats ...
WATFORD CITY – The City of Watford City will begin demolition work this fall as part of the Downtown Redevelopment Area 2 project. The City has contracted with local contractor TTK of Watford City to remove three retired buildings and prepare the site for future retail and commercial development. “We’re excited to replace the current Main Street buildings with newer, more efficient retail and commercial space that we all understand is so badly needed in our downtown. The additional retail space will support our business community and grow commerce in Watford City,” Mayor Phil ...
The North Dakota Ethics Commission will hold its September meeting in Minot. The meeting is open to the public. The meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Magic City Discovery Center. As part of its commitment to accessibility and meaningful public engagement, the commission is holding quarterly meetings in communities across North Dakota. These community-based meetings make it easier for residents to connect with the commission’s work and strengthen trust and transparency in state government. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the ...
