Last weekend about 500 people attended a premiere of the North Dakota film “End of the Rope” at Oak Park in Minot, according to the film’s producer Daniel Bielinski. The Minot theater is one of seven theaters in the state to premiere the film. “End of the Rope” is a film about ...

The long awaited time has arrived for the new Trinity Health medical campus hospital in southwest Minot to open next week. Opening of the new state-of-the-art hospital and later the medical office building will be a boon to Minot and this region. Good healthcare and a facility to most ...

Progress means moving forward toward an end goal or making things better or more advanced. If something is in progress, it is happening or being done now. Twenty-eight years ago, in 1995, The Minot Daily News began publishing an annual Progress edition and have continued ever since. This ...

The Minot City Council recently decided to reconfigure four lanes of Fourth Avenue Northwest between Broadway and 26th Street, creating one lane in each direction. There would be a center turn lane and bike lanes along the shoulders. This plan follows changes made earlier on 16th Street from ...

This past Monday the commander of 8th Air Force, Maj. Gen. Andrew J. Gebara, announced in a news release issued by Air Force Global Strike Command’s Office of Public Affairs that two commanders and four subordinate leaders at Minot Air Force Base were relieved of their duties “due to a loss ...

Some business owners in downtown Minot are concerned the Minot City Council has voted to offer free parking in the Renaissance ramp when city employees move into the nearby new city hall in April. Those who park in the other downtown ramp, the Central ramp, will continue to pay for their ...