There was plenty on the line for a number of Class AAA and Class AA teams heading into the final day of the regular season. Most of the drama was set to take place on the eastern side of the state, as playoff spots were still on the line. Only two teams in the Class AAA East Region had ...
New national data reinforce what labor analysts have been warning for years: The U.S. economy faces a severe skills shortage. States are responding to ensure students have solid credentials, with North Dakota part of the conversation. The Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce ...
Two years ago, on the heels of the summer baseball season, the Minot Hot Tots/Honeybees organization found itself in a bit of panic mode as it was scrambling to fill one of its more important positions. With just a couple weeks remaining before the season opener – and the debut of the ...
The Velva-Drake-Anamoose-Garrison Aggies stormed through the Southern McLean Roughriders to take home victory 49-6 in round one of the 2025 NDHSAA Division A Football State Playoffs on Saturday, Oct. 25. The Aggies were the first to kick the ball off in the first quarter. The Roughriders ...
The common exclamation of Scandinavian origins can be used to express disappointment, sympathy, surprise, astonishment, exasperation, annoyance, exhaustion and relief among others. Uff da is not inherently positive, nor is it inherently negative. It all seemed fitting as the Minot Minotauros ...
For the second straight year, Minot High’s Kaylee Jackson is an all-state cross country runner. The sophomore cemented that feat with a 16th-place finish at the Class A Girls Cross Country State Meet at Jamestown’s Parkhurst Campground and Pipestem Reservoir on Saturday, Oct. 25. Jackson ...