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Experts in the Field

By Lydia Hoverson on July 20, 2022

MINOT – While some may find the topic of agriculture somewhat complicated, touring the very place where a lot of food originates provides hands-on information and education. North Central Research Extension Center hosted its annual Field Day, where people from all over the state came to tour its fields and glean knowledge from several of […]

Disappointed With City Council

By The Dakotan on July 20, 2022

You will rarely ever see a letter like this from me as I understand the challenges of public service more than most, but I feel it important to address. Monday night, Minot City Council as a whole really disappointed me and many others. Specifically, the leadership. Last month they called for interested parties to submit […]

Lower Your Electric Bill

By Charlene Nelson on July 20, 2022

This is the fourth in a series on lowering your electric bills. Today we'll look at a few final ways you can lower your electricity costs and stay ahead of the inflation monster. Lighting Use natural light. A single south-facing window can illuminate 20 to 100 times its area. If you turn off one 60-watt bulb […]

Council Dismisses Funding Concerns

By Lydia Hoverson on July 20, 2022

MINOT – The Minot City Council heard a response from the Souris Basin Planning Council Monday on allegations that were made at the prior meeting of conflicts of interest in MAGIC Fund dollars dispersed to local businesses. A Minot citizen, Leif Snyder, raised concerns at an earlier council meeting over Ryan Ackerman, co-owner of Aksol […]

Crash Kills Tioga Man

By The Dakotan on July 20, 2022

EPPING – A two vehicle crash four miles west of here resulted in the death of a 66-year-old man from Tioga. His identity has not yet been released by the North Dakota Highway Patrol. The accident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday when a 2004 Peterbilt driven by a 43-year-old Choteau, Mont. man failed to […]

Pronghorn Hunting Season Set

By The Dakotan on July 19, 2022

North Dakota’s 2022 pronghorn hunting season is set, with 1,970 licenses available in 17 units. Bruce Stillings, big game management supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said license numbers are up slightly from last year, when the department allocated 1,720 licenses. “Any-pronghorn licenses will be issued in units 9A and 9C for […]

HOF Agrees on Agre

By Kim Fundingsland on July 19, 2022

GARRISON – Kyle Agre of Fargo is the newest member of the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame. Agre was inducted during the rules meeting prior to the start of the recent Governor’s Walleye Cup tournament. His lengthy list of accomplishments made him an obvious choice for the HOF board of directors. The partner and […]

Antler Outlaws

By Tisa Peek on July 19, 2022

ANTLER -- Way up by the Canadian border, in Bottineau County, is this little town. Fields of crops line the highway, trees are abundant, and rodeo action was alive this past weekend, July 16-17. The Antler Outlaws and Rough Rider Rodeo Association hosted their 3rd Annual rodeo together. The Antler Outlaws sprung into existence in […]

Election Defeat to Council Seat

By Lydia Hoverson on July 19, 2022

MINOT - Contentious discussion filled the room at the Minot City Council meeting Monday as the council appointed Roscoe Streyle to temporarily fill the vacant alderman seat previously occupied by newly elected Mayor Tom Ross. The council voted four to two in favor of Roscoe Streyle, a banker at United Community Bank and former legislator […]

Small Town, Big Celebration

By Charlene Nelson on July 19, 2022

BUFFALO -- Last Saturday, July 16, the small Cass County town of Buffalo, population 200, celebrated homecoming and community building with their 16th annual Shuffle Off to Buffalo. This community celebration first began in 2007 as a class reunion and festival. The annual event unites this small community and brings former residents back every year. […]

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