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Man Dead After Vehicle Plunges into River

By The Dakotan on November 13, 2023

City of Minot release Minot Central Dispatch received a report of a vehicle that entered the Mouse Riverlate Saturday November 11.At 11:14 p.m., Minot Police and Minot Fire responded to the report of a vehiclesubmerged in the Mouse River at 5th Ave & 8th St NW.Officers arrived on the scene and discovered an occupant of […]

Dakota Hope Announces Festival of Trees Nov. 17-18

By The Dakotan on November 12, 2023

Since 2014, the Festival of Trees has provided fun and festive activities for all ages. Held the weekend before Thanksgiving on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17, it is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season while providing support for local pregnant and parenting families. Sponsored by Dakota Hope Clinic of Minot, Tioga and […]

Seasons of Memories

By Kim Fundingsland on November 12, 2023

Deer hunting is one of North Dakota’s most long-lasting traditions. Every November is marked by thousands of hunters taking to the hills and coulees and other favored terrain in search of deer. However, for many, harvesting a deer is not the only measure of success. Participating in a tradition is. I remember my first deer […]

10 Years of Dakota Hope Clinic with Tim Knutson

By Jonathan Starr on November 11, 2023

Tim Knutson, Director of Development for Dakota Hope Clinic, joins the podcast to talk about the amazing things that have been accomplished over the past 10 years. Part of the conversations flows to the Festival of Trees that is taking place in Minot in November. Jonathan Starr

Hunters Cautioned of Ground Conditions

By The Dakotan on November 7, 2023

ND Game and Fish release With North Dakota’s deer gun season opening soon, the state’s countryside will see an influx of hunters traveling rural backroads to fill their tags. Knowing that, the Game and Fish Department encourages hunters to assess travel routes during the upcoming season as recent precipitation has created some soggy road and […]

Taxi Service, Signage Addressed at City Council

By Kim Fundingsland on November 7, 2023

MINOT – A new taxi service for Minot was approved by the City Council during a regular session this past Monday. Councilman Scott Burlingame said he’d like to “welcome the company” to Minot following council action to allow Bee Line Service of Williston to conduct safety inspections of three taxis owned by TransportME, LLC to […]

City hires Tom Joyce as Assistant City Manager

By The Dakotan on November 6, 2023

Tom Joyce has been named Assistant City Manager for the City of Minot.Since 2021, Joyce has served as the Deputy to the Garrison Commander at the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Co. In that position, Joyce was responsible for directing administrative, technical, and professional services supporting a population of more than 73,000 […]

Game and Fish Administrative Rules Hearing Set Dec. 12

By The Dakotan on November 6, 2023

ND Game and Fish release The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will hold a public hearing to address proposed rules changes to Title 30 of the North Dakota Administrative Code. The hearing is scheduled for 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 12 at the agency's main office in Bismarck. The purpose and an explanation of […]

City offices closed Veterans Day

By The Dakotan on November 6, 2023

All City of Minot offices will be closed Friday, Nov. 10, in observance of the Veterans Day holiday, including City Hall, Public Works, and the Engineering Department. There will be no public transit on Nov. 10. Municipal Court will be closed Nov. 10. There will be no garbage collection on Nov. 10. Residents with Tuesday/Friday […]

Those Darned North Dakota Winters

By Kim Fundingsland on November 5, 2023

A Slice of Life Fall. Thud. Winter. North Dakota just went from a very pleasant fall season to a heavy dose of winter in just a few hours. People who were riding bicycles or raking leaves, and children who were joyously jumping in them, turned to winter clothing and shoveling snow almost overnight. Tennis courts […]

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