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Hooked on the Outdoors

By Kim Fundingsland on December 14, 2022

Fisheries Fixture Ends Career RIVERDALE – He’s made a difference, had an impact. No question about that. Jason Lee, North Dakota Game and Fish Department North-Central District supervisor, is retiring at the end of this month. He takes more than 31 years of experience in North Dakota fisheries with him. Lee graduated from the University […]

North Dakota annual sessions may gain traction with term limits

By AP - The Dakotan on December 13, 2022

By JAMES MacPHERSON Associated Press BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota lawmakers for decades have consistently rebuffed attempts to hold annual regular Legislative sessions, arguing that doing so would grow government and turn lawmaking into a full-time job. But with voter-approved term limits now on the books, the idea of having legislators get together every year […]

Public Helps Homebound through Tree

By Lydia Hoverson on December 13, 2022

Ryan Nissan Provides Angel Tree lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – The public can help those in need this week through Ryan Nissan’s angel tree. Kristen Brown, event coordinator and reputation management for Ryan Nissan, said Ryan Nissan partnered with the Minot Commission on Aging. “We collect new unwrapped gifts until December 16,” said Brown. “Then we will […]

North Dakota’s Newest Endangered Species

By Kim Fundingsland on December 13, 2022

Long-eared bat now federally protected MINOT – What happens now? That's the question being asked of wildlife professionals since the northern long-eared bat was placed on the endangered species list on November 29. Yes, we have them in North Dakota. How many is not precisely known, other than their numbers appear to be quite limited. […]

City provides help for residents to dispose of holiday trash, trees

By The Dakotan on December 12, 2022

The City of Minot will offer free dumping at the City Landfill between Dec. 27 and Jan. 7 to help Minot residents dispose of household waste that could accumulate during the holidays. City of Minot Sanitation Superintendent Josh Kraft said residents receiving City sanitation services can dispose of trash at the landfill free of […]

NDGF Tentative 2023 Season Opening Dates

By The Dakotan on December 12, 2022

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department annually provides its best estimate for opening dates to help hunters prepare for hunting seasons. Dates become official when approved by the governor’s proclamation. Tentative opening dates for 2023 include: Spring Turkey April 8 Dove Sept. 1 Deer and Pronghorn Bow, Mountain Lion […]

Winter Storm Decends on State

By The Dakotan on December 12, 2022

Key Messages from the National Weather Service ➔ Periods of freezing drizzle or accumulating freezing rain are expected ➔ Periods of snow, heavy at times, through Thursday ➔ Widespread snow accumulations of 6 to 12 inches are forecast ➔ Gusty winds will cause periods of blowing and drifting snow Important Updates ➔ […]

Anamoose Crash Victims Identified

By The Dakotan on December 12, 2022

McHenry Fatality Crash What: Fatality Where: Highway 52 near mile marker 153, approximately 1 mile east of Anamoose, ND When: December 10, 2022, at approximately 10:10 AM CST Road Conditions: Good Weather Conditions: Clear Crash Involvement: Vehicle/Vehicle Type of Crash: Head on Agencies Involved: North Dakota Highway Patrol, […]

A Hundred Cheers for A Hundred Hours

By Lydia Hoverson on December 12, 2022

First Western Volunteers lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – One hundred cheers for one hundred good deeds. That’s the goal of First Western Bank & Trust every Christmas. Vince Azzarello, marketing and public relations specialist for First Western, said the idea of 100 Cheers started in 2014 to celebrate the bank’s 50th anniversary. “It was a new idea […]

Dark Early Here

By Kim Fundingsland on December 12, 2022

Shortest days yet to come MINOT – Take pride, fellow North Dakota residents, in experiencing life in the dark – and the shortest days are yet to come. Today Minot will have 8 hours and 25 minutes of daylight, the time between sunrise and sunset. That's not much daylight at all, but next Monday, December […]

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