The North Dakota State Fair opens in Minot Friday, July 17, and continues through Saturday, July 25. This year’s fair, its 61st year as a state fair, has many new and previous favorites ranging from food, exhibits to attractions. “This year is especially meaningful as we join the ...
The North Dakota State Parade in Minot, with the theme "Celebrating 250 Years of Heroes," will be held Saturday, July 18. The biggest parade in North Dakota, it will have well over 200 units. The parade starts at 9:15 a.m. and follows Burdick Expressway east from Broadway and through the ...
June – Homeowner, 600 Harmony St. NW, shop, $275,000. – Homeowner, 3521 Kodiak St. NW, home addition and remodel, $30,000. – Big M Construction, 6900 11th Ave. SE, garage addition and addition in basement, $92,000. – Mindt Construction, 2708 Audubon Loop, single family home, $236,788. – Homeowner, 3409 Harvest Hills Ave. NW, shed, $6,100. – Geinert Built, 2401 19th Ave. NW, detached garage, $25,000. – Homeowner, 2016 56th St. NW, detached garage, $100,000. – RD Land Development, 2101 3rd St. NW, lots 235 and 516, install mobile home piers, $1,000 for each ...
BURLINGTON – The Ward County Historical Society’s Pioneer Village was a fitting setting this past weekend for a national 250th anniversary celebration that also showcased four local organizations commemorating their long histories of community contributions. The historical society reaches ...
The Central Dakota Metropolitan Planning Organization (CDMPO) and City of Minot recently kicked off a project to assess the condition of all roads within the CDMPO jurisdiction and the city. To accomplish this, the CDMPO and city retained the services of Quality Engineering Service, Inc. (QES) based in Wexford, Pennsylvania. QES is a nationwide firm specializing exclusively in pavement engineering, pavement management and condition evaluation. QES is partnering with Roadway Asset Services (RAS) of Austin, Texas, to perform objective mobile data collection services to accurately ...
Minot homeowners experiencing damage from a city-owned water or sewer line backup can end up paying for repairs out of pocket if the city is found not to be at fault. After hearing from a resident in April who found herself in that position, the City of Minot investigated an optional insurance rider to provide at least some coverage to help out residents in these incidents. The North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund (NDIRF) announced the offer of such a rider this spring, and the Minot City Council on Monday, July 6, voted unanimously to purchase an insurance endorsement that provides up ...
