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Burgum: Pandemic Response Shifts Toward Endemic Status as COVID-19 Trends Improve

ND National Guard support for COVID-19 operations to end next week BISMARCK — As COVID-19 trends continue to improve and the second anniversary of the first recorded case in North Dakota approaches, Governor Doug Burgum today announced that the State of North Dakota is preparing for a shift toward an endemic status in the future. […]

by The Dakotan

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March 10, 2022

She's Not from Around Here: Why Is Winter Taking So Long?

“Mom, why is winter taking so long?” My four-year-old has asked me this question exactly every day for a week straight. When he says it, the phrase is drawn out. It carries that tone of voice only a genuine child can produce when talking to their parents: Mo—ommm. My name is drawn out and nasal. […]

by Amy Allender

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March 10, 2022

Ward County Reevaluates Emergency Foster Care Services

New legislation raises new requirements for emergency, short-term foster care services MINOT — The North Dakota Legislature recently passed legislation that requires Ward County to rework their emergency, short-term foster care services by August 2022. The Ward County Sheriff and staff members met with the Minot Police Chief, the Homeless Coalition, and Youthworks to discuss […]

by Jasahd Stewart

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March 9, 2022

Having Fun While Doing Good

Citizen of the Year: Eric Locken MINOT — On Friday, February 18, the Minot Citizen of the Year Award went to Eric Locken, a now full-time employee at Project BEE. Although, Locken says he has always been eager to help those in his community, even since high school. “I was working on some Habitat for […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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March 9, 2022

Bones BBQ a Family Tradition

From Father to Son MINOT — It’s right in the wheelhouse of a tire guy. No arguing that. Jerome Lundeen, founder of flavor favorite Bones Barbeque Smokehouse and Grill, has handed the reins to his son, Jarid, owner of Tires Plus. Huh? What does a tire guy know about the restaurant business? Well, quite a […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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March 9, 2022

School Board Approves Additional Staff Despite Deficits

MINOT — Minot Public Schools (MPS) School Board approved opening three additional staff positions for next year, one full-time and two part-time, during its meeting on Tuesday. Assistant superintendent Kim Slotsve recommended the board approve a full-time counselor for Jim Hill Middle School. State staffing recommendations call for no more than 300 students per counselor […]

by Jasahd Stewart

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March 9, 2022

Carbon Capture Pipeline: The Environmentalists' Side

The carbon capture pipeline that Summit Carbon Solutions plans to build across five Midwest states seems on its face to be an environmentalist's dream come true. It promises to capture and store millions of tons of carbon dioxide — a major component of greenhouse gases. When it first begins operation, the pipeline will capture 12 […]

by Charlene Nelson

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March 8, 2022

For the Farmer: What’s in your water?

In the realm of making improvements to your farming practices, there are certain topics that you read about all the time. For example: what the newest and greatest herbicides are this year, what seed traits are the best fit for your acres, new planting equipment technology, and software you should be using to manage the […]

by Charlie Adams

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March 8, 2022

City Council Approves Lane Reduction on 16th Street

MINOT — The Minot City Council gave the greenlight to reducing lanes on a portion of 16th Street from four lanes down to three lanes during Monday’s city council meeting. City engineers presented a plan to reduce the four lanes on 16th Street between 4th Avenue NW and Burdick Expressway W down to three lanes, […]

by Jasahd Stewart

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March 8, 2022

County Eyeing Fuel Budget

Wary of Gas Price Increase MINOT — Fuel prices have been skyrocketing in recent days, both gasoline and diesel. Gasoline is approaching $4 per gallon, straining household and business budgets alike. While motorists wrestle with spending more dollars at the pump, the increased costs are causing concern on other fronts too. “This came on kind […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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March 7, 2022

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Burgum: Pandemic Response Shifts Toward Endemic Status as COVID-19 Trends Improve

She's Not from Around Here: Why Is Winter Taking So Long?

Ward County Reevaluates Emergency Foster Care Services

Having Fun While Doing Good

Bones BBQ a Family Tradition

School Board Approves Additional Staff Despite Deficits

Carbon Capture Pipeline: The Environmentalists' Side

For the Farmer: What’s in your water?

City Council Approves Lane Reduction on 16th Street

County Eyeing Fuel Budget

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