Between various recent court rulings pertaining to President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine executive orders, as well as the work of the state legislature in November, several citizens have somewhat of an early Christmas present. For a variety of reasons, many people are not interested in ...

The state’s bountiful, economical lignite coal reserves are estimated to last another 800 years at today’s production rate of nearly 30 million tons a year. Besides being a sustainable industry, it has also been a good neighbor providing high paying jobs, taxes to local and state treasuries ...

The ethics of the constitutional North Dakota Ethics Commission are being subjected to questioning by North Dakotans for Public Integrity, creators of the Commission, because the rules proposed by the Commission would permit a continuous conflict of interest involving campaign contributions and ...

What a “catch 22” we conservatives purportedly have. We believe in limited government, free markets, and personal responsibility. We believe the government should limit spending and taxing such that it funds only those things that are within its necessary and proper function. We strongly ...

It’s been a difficult couple of years for businesses in general, but it’s been especially hard for the owners of small businesses. Online shopping had already taken a bite out of the bottom line for those small businesses, and then the COVID-19 pandemic made the situation much worse. Across ...

On December 7 voters in the Minot Public School District will make a crucial decision for the future of our students and community. Our job, as a district, is to present the facts and educate the community about the Realignment Project that is being proposed. The last successful bond for ...