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Men’s Shelter Continues to Grow

The Story of the Minot Area Men’s Winter Refuge MINOT—The Minot Area Men’s Winter Refuge, the only exclusively men’s shelter in Minot, was started in the winter of 2013-2014 by a group of pastors in the area, inspired by both the flood and oil boom in 2011. The shelter is for single men, who are at least 18 […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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December 30, 2021

Pilots for Christ

Flying for a cause MADDOCK – When the wide hanger door opens, the sunlight transforms four murky silhouettes into brightly painted airplanes. John Rice, Maddock, a pilot, makes a quick inspection of one of his favorite aircraft. Rice is an active member of Pilots for Christ. “What we do is, we fly people around that need a checkup or a procedure […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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December 29, 2021

BeTruthful in North Dakota

Non-Profit Brings Conservative Education to North Dakotans COLEHARBOR—“Facts, Science, and the Spin… BeTruthful in Educating” is the mission statement of BeTruthful, a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Coleharbor, ND. The board consists of conservative-minded folks who live throughout North Dakota. Margo Knorr, one of the founders of BeTruthful who spoke on behalf of the organization, explained their concerns with the dissemination of misinformation, pragmatism, and “the challenges conservatives sometimes face with shadow banning and censoring on social media.” “We are concerned with the amount of quality education […]

by Jasahd Stewart

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December 26, 2021

Healing Horse Ranch Horseback Riding Center

Nature’s Gift PARSHALL—Four years ago, the Healing Horse Ranch Indoor Riding Arena opened on the NE Segment of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation outside of Parshall. The 150 feet by 250 feet heated indoor arena is not your ordinary horse event center. The Healing Horse Ranch is owned by the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara (MHA) Nation and offers therapeutic riding to people across the state of North Dakota. Some of those […]

by Tisa Peek

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December 26, 2021

Lasting Country Church

Pastor Serves Three Congregations UPHAM—They are landmarks on the prairie, symbols of the beating heart of rural North Dakota. Some have disappeared. Others have been abandoned yet reverently cared for. Sometimes the ringing of their bell is the only sound, a reassuring sound, in remote regions of our state. An example is Bethlehem Lutheran Church. It is located on the Forfar road, […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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December 24, 2021

The Nutcracker Comes to Minot

Rinat Mouzafarov Institute of Dance & Ballet Theater performs this weekend MINOT—The Rinat Mouzafarov Institute of Dance & Ballet Theater has been preparing for the ballet The Nutcracker for several months and is now ready to give the world a show. Rinat Mouzafarov, the choreographer of the show, has accomplished 12 different ballets of The Nutcracker, starting in 1996, not long after […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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December 17, 2021

Thrift Store Thriving in Kenmare

Kenmare Closet celebrates one year of growth and success KENMARE—One business truly can make a difference in a community. Until just a year ago, if you lived in Kenmare or much of the surrounding area, you might have to drive for 45-90 minutes in order to find a secondhand store to pick up a hand-me-down winter coat for your growing […]

by Greg Demme

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December 15, 2021

North Dakota Firefighters Museum

GARRISON—Back in 2005, Garrison fireman Mike Matteson visited a museum for firefighters in Colorado and thought of building a similar one in North Dakota. He asked his chief, Donald Huettl, if something like that would work. Huettl agreed it would, and that was the beginning of the North Dakota Firefighters Museum. Tragically, Huettl passed away from a heart attack on January 22, 2005, and never got to see it come to […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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December 15, 2021

Rock Solid Renovation

Restoring a Bottineau Landmark BOTTINEAU—More than 100 years ago, wood gave way to stone. Over the years the stone building, a symbol of strength and a proud focal point in the community, began to show its age. The relentless winds of time slowly took effect. Crumbling, abandoned, the once impressive structure had become little more than a turn of the century relic destined to fade […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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December 14, 2021

True Grit

Adaptive Sports Replace Boring Therapy MINOT—My day at the YMCA was done. My pool workout was over, and I was headed home. Distracted a bit by a friend saying hello on her way into the YMCA, I turned back toward the doors leading into the parking lot and found myself on a collision course with […]

by Rod Wilson

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December 13, 2021

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Men’s Shelter Continues to Grow

Pilots for Christ

BeTruthful in North Dakota

Healing Horse Ranch Horseback Riding Center

Lasting Country Church

The Nutcracker Comes to Minot

Thrift Store Thriving in Kenmare

North Dakota Firefighters Museum

Rock Solid Renovation

True Grit

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