BISMARCK – As North Dakotans prepare to mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, The Study is inviting residents across the state to participate in a rare, timely civic conversation focused not on political talking points but on the moral ideas that shaped American ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Hundreds of leaders and industry stakeholders from around the world attend the Nuclear Deterrence Summit each year to discuss issues facing the defense sector and the evolution of nuclear deterrence strategies and capabilities. This year’s summit focused on removing ...
The Scandinavian Heritage Association, the creator and curator of the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot, said Friday, Jan. 30, that it remains steadfast in its commitment to this cause, even though the annual Norsk Hostfest no longer will take place. The park features the Edward T. and ...
Joan Hawbaker, a long-time nurse and community volunteer, has announced she plans to run for a seat on the Minot City Council in the June 9 election. Hawbaker said she wants to bring new ideas for solving city challenges to the council. “Sometimes a new set of eyes can bring in a new ...
Minot State University will begin two major projects that will transform its campus. The university has announced the beginning of the Student Center renovation and the demolition of Dakota Hall. According to MSU information, both projects are slated to begin within the next few weeks, ...
A Minot-based attorney has been disbarred by the North Dakota Supreme Court following a recommendation of the disciplinary board for violating a number of rules of professional conduct. The Supreme Court’s order was released on Thursday, Jan. 29, ordering that David Spencer was disbarred ...