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Upside Down Under: Give credit where credit is due

By Marvin Baker on March 6, 2022

Last Wednesday I had the opportunity to visit the Dakota College campus in Bottineau. The reason for my visit was to meet a student and a staff member. What I found out, however, is having a lasting impression. It’s obvious that the big guys; University of North Dakota, University of Mary, North Dakota State University, […]

Northern Celebrations: Finicky March

By Jonathan Starr on March 5, 2022

A person probably doesn’t want to think back through the past month of February and the number of days the thermometer dipped below the zero mark. For that matter, there’s no need to mention the number of days it didn’t even get above zero for daytime highs. Instead, let’s reminisce about those beautiful days last […]

Minot Family’s Ukrainian Connection

By Kim Fundingsland on March 5, 2022

Daughter Adopted from Kyiv MINOT — The eyes of the world are on Ukraine, where the Soviet military is blasting its way through the country. The scenes of destruction hit especially close to home for Minoter Kevin Burckhard. He and his wife once resided in the besieged capital of Kyiv. “We watch. We see the […]

Minot Home & Garden Show

By Lydia Hoverson on March 5, 2022

The Minot Association of Builders Hosts 47th Annual Home & Garden Show MINOT — Inside the North Dakota State Fair Center today, the 2022 Home and Garden Show is being hosted by the Minot Association of Builders, making it the 47th year of its existence. Erika Kelly, the executive officer of the Minot Association of […]

Trinity Hospital Provides Detailed Update on the Progress of New Facility

By Lydia Hoverson on March 4, 2022

MINOT — Trinity Hospital in Minot is in the final year of construction of its new campus on the south end of town. Having started construction in 2018 and after an estimated 1.1 million hours of labor between 500-600 daily workers, the crew shared a tour of certain sections of the new hospital and clinic […]

Burgum, Fellow Governors Call on Biden to Unleash U.S. Oil and Gas Production, Restore Energy Independence

By The Dakotan on March 4, 2022

BISMARCK — Governor Doug Burgum today joined 24 fellow Republican governors in calling on President Biden to unleash U.S. oil and gas production and restore American energy independence to protect U.S. consumers and help U.S. allies. “As governors, we call on President Biden to reverse his policies and restore America’s energy independence for our citizens […]

Hoeven Presses FERC to Provide Certainty for Natural Gas Projects, Reverse New Partisan Policies

By The Dakotan on March 4, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — At a hearing of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee this week, Senator John Hoeven pressed the members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to provide certainty for developers of natural gas infrastructure so that consumers can see lower costs and the U.S. can unlock its vast natural gas resources […]

Carbon Capture Pipeline: The Farmer's Side of the Story

By Charlene Nelson on March 4, 2022

By all accounts the proposed carbon capture pipeline that Summit Carbon Solutions plans to build through five states (North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa) will have a positive impact on North Dakota's economy, agriculture, and the environment. It promises to create more than 14,000 construction jobs in the region, as well as hundreds […]

Friends of the Minot Public Library Hosting Book Sale

By Lydia Hoverson on March 4, 2022

MINOT — The Friends of the Minot Public Library is hosting a book sale at the Minot Public Library. Janet Anderson, the director of the library, said the book sales have been going on most likely for more than 20 years. “I’ve been with the library ten years, and we’ve been doing it since then,” […]

NDistinct Chatter

By Kelly Hagen on March 4, 2022

Introductions are always a little awkward, I think. Especially for columnists. Because I know what you’re thinking. Who is this guy? What is this thing he’s written, and why did he do it? Why am I reading it? What’s with the photo of his face? All questions I’d be asking too, were I you. So, […]

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