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Let's Talk Beans

By Charlene Nelson on February 28, 2022

After you have a good store of food — the Super Pantry that we talked about a couple weeks ago — the next thing you should do is go buy 100 lbs of beans and 100 lbs of rice. I can hear you already exclaiming, “One hundred pounds! Are you nuts?” While at first this […]

Sports Scores

By Tayton Hjelmstad on February 27, 2022

Saturday Results State Hockey Girls 5th place Jamestown 2 / Mandan 1 OT 3rd Place West Fargo 4 / Bismarck 3 OT Championship Fargo North-South 2 / Fargo Davies 1 Boys 5th Place Jamestown 4 / Mandan 2 3rd Place Fargo South-Shanley 6 / West Fargo Sheyenne 0 District 12 Boys Basketball Loser Outs South […]

Fatal Crash in Ward County

By Nicole DesRosier on February 27, 2022

CARPIO — The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a Donnybrook man died in a head-on collision with a semi Saturday night near Carpio. According to the NDHP, the 23-year-old was driving a pickup on Highway 52 around 10:15 p.m. when he veered into the opposite lane, striking the semi head-on. The semi ignited upon impact. […]

A City on the Ice

By Kim Fundingsland on February 27, 2022

Smiles and Fun on Lake Audubon COLEHARBOR — Her smile was wider than the icehouse door she had just opened. Avery Geiger, 8, Mandan, proudly brought a perch to weigh-in headquarters shortly after 10 a.m., the starting time for the annual Bis-Man Reel & Rec Ice Fishing Derby. It wasn’t big, but it was a […]

Upside Down Under: What is happening to our shopping malls?

By Marvin Baker on February 27, 2022

Have you been to a shopping mall lately? I haven’t until recently, and it’s quite surprising at the lack of activity going on. Some of it could be attributed to COVID, but somehow I doubt it because we’ve seen a shift in buying habits before the pandemic and that’s undoubtedly due to the internet. It […]

Northern Celebrations: Spring Hunting

By Jonathan Starr on February 26, 2022

Oops, just in case anyone missed it, North Dakota is already almost a week into hunting season. And, oh by the way, another hunting season closes in a few days. The state’s hardy tree squirrel hunters have to hang it up for another year on Feb. 28. However, that doesn’t mean hunters have to wait […]

Two Children Injured in Crash

By Nicole DesRosier on February 25, 2022

HANNAFORD — The North Dakota Highway Patrol says two children were injured in a collision near Hannaford Friday morning. According to the NDHP, Christopher Coombs, 38, of Hannaford was headed to Jamestown on Griggs County Road 26 when he struck an abandoned pickup that was left on the road. The two children with Coombs were […]

Edison Safe Routes Project

By Jasahd Stewart on February 25, 2022

Additional sidewalk to improve safety MINOT — The 2022 Edison Safe Routes to School project completed its bid phase and is now scheduled to add an additional sidewalk, curb ramps, and driveways near Edison Elementary School to increase the safety of pedestrians. The Minot City Council agreed at Tuesday’s meeting to hire Ti-Zack Concrete Inc., […]

The Tracks Development Coming to Minot

By Jasahd Stewart on February 25, 2022

MINOT — EPIC Companies plans to build its largest mixed-use development project called The Tracks here in Minot, filled with commercial spaces and residencies, across from the new Trinity Hospital. EPIC, a real estate investing and development company in Fargo, has already completed some projects in Minot such as Beaver Ridge and Blu on Broadway. […]

Land Board Votes to Appeal Newfield Case but Not Statute of Limitations on Disputed Royalty Payments

By The Dakotan on February 25, 2022

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Board of University and School Lands (Land Board) issued the following statement after Thursday’s meeting during which the Land Board voted unanimously to continue to appeal a judge’s ruling in a lawsuit over disputed oil and gas royalty payments owed to the state. The Land Board also voted unanimously to […]

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