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Dem-NPL to host fellowship program

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FARGO – The North Dakota Democratic-NPL has announced it is partnering with the 2026 Democracy Summer program to hire high school and college-age students for a six-week fellowship program from June 22-Aug. 7. Fellows will receive a $750 stipend to supplement the costs of their organizing ...

Bank holds ‘Choose Your Charity’ campaign

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ST. PAUL, Minn. – Old National Bancorp has launched its “Choose Your Charity” campaign, inviting the community to vote for its favorite nonprofit across Minnesota, North Dakota and western Wisconsin. The nonprofit receiving the most votes in each of 96 communities will receive $2,500, and ...

UM Global Campus holding open house at Minot AFB

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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE – The University of Maryland Global Campus is holding an open house at Minot Air Force Base through Friday, April 17, from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. This informal and informative event will be held at 156 Missile Ave., Suite 222. Those who would like to attend can email: ...

Fleeing suspect arrested for active warrant

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The Minot Police say they arrested a fleeing suspect Monday, April 13, in southwest Minot. According to the Minot Police Department, Ward County Narcotics Task Force officers observed a suspect in a pickup on Main Street North in downtown Minot Monday afternoon. He had an active warrant and a ...

Minot principals say test scores tell ‘rest of the story’

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Minot middle schools test scores were in the spotlight at the Minot Public School Board’s regular meeting on Thursday, April 10, for showing significant gains and progress on state and national tests. Jim Hill Principal Mike Arlien presented the report to the board, expounding on data he ...

Local students advance to state Civics Bee

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Chilaka Ugobi, an eighth grader at Our Redeemer’s Middle School, finished as champion in the National Civics Bee competition in Minot Friday, April 10. He and nine other top finishers advance to the state competition in Bismarck later this year. The winner of the state competition will ...