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Northern Celebrations: A Treasure in Paradise Found

By Jonathan Starr on March 19, 2022

The late Dr. Valerius Geist, Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary, was the first scientist to study Stone’s sheep native to northern British Columbia. Expecting to find “some modest scientific gain…”, as he described years later in his book, Wild Sheep Country, instead, he wrote: “I had, unknowingly, embarked on […]

Burgum asks Trudeau, labor minister to help prevent Canadian Pacific work stoppage, protect supply chain

By The Dakotan on March 18, 2022

BISMARCK — Governor Doug Burgum today sent a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Minister of Labour Seamus O’Regan asking them to take all action necessary to help prevent a work stoppage on Canadian Pacific Railway and protect the supply chain for North Dakota farmers and businesses. The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, which represents […]

Minot PD Training New K-9

By Lydia Hoverson on March 18, 2022

MINOT — The Minot Police have a new canine and are in the process of training him to replace their older dog. Dave Chapman, administrative lieutenant of the Minot Police Department and the one responsible for the canine team, says that the previous canine, Lois, was “nearing the end of her working life.” Cyrus, the […]

More Drought Ahead

By Kim Fundingsland on March 18, 2022

CPC Issues Spring Outlook MINOT — Expect a continuation of drought conditions that plagued much of North Dakota to occur at least over the western third of the state in 2022. That’s the message contained in the annual Spring Outlook issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center. It marks the second […]

Surrey School Evacuated for Bomb Threat

By The Dakotan on March 18, 2022

SURREY — The Ward County Sheriff's Department says Minot Central Dispatch received a call Friday morning at 11:36 a.m. stating a student had claimed to have set a detonator in the school. Surrey School began its evacuation protocols. Emergency units from the Ward County Sheriff's Department, North Dakota Highway Patrol, Surrey Police Department, Minot Police […]

8 AF Command Team Visits Minot AFB

By The Dakotan on March 18, 2022

MINOT AFB — Major General Andrew Gebara, Eighth Air Force and Joint-Global Strike Operations Center commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Steve Cenov, 8 AF command chief and J-GSOC senior enlisted leader, visited Minot Air Force Base, N.D., March 10-12. As the only installation that supports two legs of the nuclear triad, the 5th Bomb Wing […]

NDistinct Chatter: The Batmen Face Off in March Madness

By Kelly Hagen on March 18, 2022

It’s March Madness, and offices across the country are pooling money, building their brackets and watching in disbelief as their brackets fall apart and money flies away. The NCAA men’s basketball tournament is 64 teams going head-to-head, and with 63 games played, the odds of guessing the outcome of each matchup are … not great. […]

Semi Rollover Injury Crash

By Nicole DesRosier on March 18, 2022

GARDNER — The North Dakota Highway Patrol says two men were injured in a semi accident early Friday morning. According to the NDHP, the semi was traveling on Interstate 29, about 3 miles south of Gardner when the driver overcorrected and rolled the semi around 3:20 a.m. The driver and passenger, both from Winnipeg, Manitoba, […]

A Hotel Full of Quilts

By Lydia Hoverson on March 18, 2022

The Minot Prairie Quilt Festival Returns MINOT — The Minot Prairie Quilt Festival, put on by the Minot Prairie Quilt Guild, is back after having to cancel the past two years. The 2020 chair of the Minot Prairie Quilt Guild Chelce Detert said that this is the 27th time they have put on the festival. […]

The Blessings and Challenges of Seeking Vindication

By Greg Demme on March 18, 2022

Religion in Society North Dakotans received some startling and for most people welcome news this week when an arrest was made in the 15-year-old murder investigation of the death of Anita Knutson. While a trial won’t likely occur for some time, and it may be many months from now before a verdict is reached, this […]

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