Kim Fundingsland | The Dakotan

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Kim Fundingsland

MINOT – Police say the value of Fentanyl and marijuana that resulted in felony charges against Ryan Rattler, 30, Flushing, Michigan, totaled more than three quarters of a million dollars. Rattler appeared in District Court here Thursday for a preliminary hearing and arraignment on two felony charges. It was on June 20, 2022, that Rattler […]

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July 28, 2022

Free Fair Fun

MINOT – It is a chance to be entertained, learn, participate -- all for free at the North Dakota State Fair. “There’s fishing, archery, hunter education, a pellet gun range, Fur Takers exhibit, visit with a Game and Fish biologist. A lot of great things to do,” said Greg Gullickson, North Dakota Game and Fish […]

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July 27, 2022

Age Five Angler

GARRISON – At age 5 Braxley Kolden was the youngest entrant in the state’s biggest walleye tournament, the annual Governor’s Walleye Cup staged out of Fort Stevenson State Park on nearby Lake Sakakawea. His partner for the two-day event? His father, Chris Kolden. Father and son are residents of this community. Both were in attendance […]

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July 24, 2022

State Fair Parade

MINOT – The North Dakota State Fair began a nine-day run at the State Fairgrounds in Minot Friday, June 22. The opening night concert featuring Kid Rock was delayed, and then canceled due to a threat of adverse weather, sending a disappointed sold-out crowd of 18,000 to the exits. Although a strong storm system passed […]

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July 23, 2022

Normal Weather for North Dakota, Not U.S.

MINOT – Hot weather of recent days in the Minot region, and across North Dakota, may give way to a more normal range of temperatures in the weeks ahead. Of course, normal weather in this state covers a wide range of possibilities. Nevertheless, in their latest three-month weather outlook, the Climate Prediction Center says North […]

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July 21, 2022

Meet the New MSU AD

MINOT -- He’s a native North Dakotan who has arrived on the campus of Minot State University with an ambition to “raise all levels of success.” Kevin Forde was introduced Wednesday as the new athletic director, taking over the position vacated recently by Andy Carter. MSU President Dr. Steven Shirley told a small gathering at […]

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July 21, 2022

HOF Agrees on Agre

GARRISON – Kyle Agre of Fargo is the newest member of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame. Agre was inducted during the rules meeting prior to the start of the recent Governor’s Walleye Cup tournament. His lengthy list of accomplishments made him an obvious choice for the HOF board of directors. The partner and […]

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July 19, 2022

MSU Alumni Luau

MINOT -- The Minot State University Alumni Association will again host its annual MSU Alumni and Friends Luau at the Flickertail Gardens at the North Dakota State Fair. The Alumni and Friends Luau is scheduled for Wednesday, July 27 from 5-7 p.m. and is free to MSU alumni and friends, however, gate admission to the […]

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July 18, 2022

Sabre Dogs Done

MINOT – The dog days of summer are no more for the Souris Valley Sabre Dogs, Minot’s team in the now defunct Expedition League. The Sabre Dogs finished their season with a remarkable 33-2 record and a league championship series win at Pierre, S. Dak., the only other remaining team in the league after Grand […]

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July 18, 2022

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