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ND High School Rodeo

End of Fall Season VALLEY CITY-- Thunder and lightning weren’t the only effects coming out of the N.D. Winter Show arenas in Valley City this past weekend, September 16-18 as the N..D High School Fall rodeo season ended. Adversity is the word that sums up the last weekend of their fall season. Facing difficulties and […]

by Tisa Peek

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September 20, 2022

Scandimonium, Return of Norsk Høstfest

She's Not From Around Here MINOT--It happened while my family was at Logger Fest over the weekend. I was standing to the side of the bouncy-house obstacle course, waiting for my son to come down the final slide, when I heard foreign speech behind me. In another place I wouldn’t have thought twice about it. […]

by Amy Allender

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September 20, 2022

City Hall Wall

Project May Extend Into Spring MINOT – It is taking shape, but not quite as quickly as hoped. The retaining wall project on the south and east sides of City Hall may not be fully completed until next spring. The project has disrupted some parking on the north side of the auditorium and has resulted […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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September 19, 2022

Eat Healthy, Save Money

Grains and Legumes If you're working on long-term food storage, something that will feed your family for a year or more, you'll want foods that will store for a long time and provide maximum nutrition for minimum price. That's why grains and legumes are the cornerstone of any good long-term food storage plan. Done properly, grains […]

by Charlene Nelson

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September 19, 2022

Honoring an icon…

Upside Down Under For the past several days the news has been dominated by the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, and rightfully so. She was probably the best known person on the face of the earth. And while some people believe it has been overdone, there are plenty of Americans, plenty of North Dakotans, […]

by Marvin Baker

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September 18, 2022

Wonderment Around Us

Much More Than Fishing KEY LARGO, Fla. -- As the boat skied across the top of calm water toward a distant fishing spot, I had my head down, busy searching through the contents of my tackle box to find the perfect lure for our destination. My decision made after several minutes of consternation, I lifted […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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September 18, 2022

Leaders of Tomorrow

Making a Difference: Boy Scouts Right in Minot lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – Whether it's camping, building, entrepreneuring, or simply adventuring, Boy Scouts Northern Lights Council is all of that in one. The Boy Scouts of America is divided into councils, and the Northern Lights Council serves all of North Dakota as well as 18 counties in […]

by Lydia Hoverson

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September 17, 2022

Knowledge is Key

Northern Celebrations Knowledge can unlock doors to many opportunities. And knowledge is key when it comes to unlocking a hunting dog who inadvertently ventured into a trap or cable device when in the field. It’s better to be proactive, educated, and prepared when it comes to dealing with in-the-field injuries and that includes knowing what […]

by Jonathan Starr

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September 17, 2022

Emergency Response

September is Preparedness Month First established in 2003, National Preparedness Month is held each September to increase public awareness about emergency preparedness. This year, the national theme for NPM is “Protect Your Legacy.” The genesis of NPM goes to the aftermath of the attacks on 9-11. The heroic response of emergency personnel and citizens after […]

by Charlene Nelson

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September 16, 2022

Spainer’s Picks Week 4

Spainer’s Record 12-2-1 Football: Minot State vs. Wayne State Minot State is trying to recover from a tough road loss at Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Starting quarterback Dawson Macleary was knocked from the game early and Minot could not overcome the loss at that position. The defense played well considering the offense could not stay […]

by Jason Spain

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September 15, 2022

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