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New MSU AD

By The Dakotan on July 6, 2022

Kevin Forde has been named the next Director of Athletics at Minot State University

Improving Response

By Kim Fundingsland on July 6, 2022

MINOT – Construction of a new fire station that, when completed, is expected to reduce response time for fire calls in the northwest area of the city. Fire Station No. 5 is expected to be completed sometime next spring. Groundbreaking was held June 6. The site of the new fire station is on Minot’s west […]

Government Questioned

By Lydia Hoverson on July 6, 2022

MINOT — Much concern over spending and conflicts of interests were raised at both the Minot City Council and Ward County Commissioners meetings Tuesday and Wednesday. At the city council meeting Tuesday, Alderman Paul Pitner asked that the service agency Project BEE be removed from the community contributions for the 2023 budget, and that the […]

Budget Wise: Save in the Laundry Room

By Charlene Nelson on July 6, 2022

If seems like the utility bills are out of control, you're not wrong. Experts are predicting that energy costs will rise 16% over the next year. That's why it's so important to get a grip on your electric bill now, so you can better weather the year to come. The laundry roomWhat if you could […]

Trinity Eases Mask Policy

By The Dakotan on July 6, 2022

MINOT — Trinity Health is easing some of its masking requirements for people vaccinated against COVID-19 – a change that will continue so long as community incidence of the virus remains at lower levels. Starting Thursday, July 7, face masks will be optional for patients and visitors who are fully vaccinated and free from […]

Nodak Speedway Fourth of July Results

By Tayton Hjelmstad on July 5, 2022

MINOT – Nodak Speedway held their annual Fourth of July fireworks special Monday night as the Northern SportMods, Hobby Stocks, Sport Compacts, and Western Renegade Wingless Sprints took to the track. Feature Races Top 8 Finishers Northern SportMods 1 – Darren Medler, Minot 2 – Gabriel Deschamp, Bottineau 3 – Trenton Erven, Minot 4 – […]

4th Ends with a Bang

By Lydia Hoverson on July 5, 2022

MINOT - After many residents in Minot spent a full day celebrating their country with food and festivities, the North Dakota State Fairgrounds offered them a show of bright fireworks Monday night. The fireworks started late in the night after the Nodak Speedway races, with hundreds of cars parked around the show, people watching in […]

ANS Sniffing Dogs

By The Dakotan on July 5, 2022

Mussel-sniffing Dogs to Attend Walleye Tournament The effort to combat the spread and introduction of invasive zebra mussels in North Dakota waters is going to the dogs. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has partnered with Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife wardens who will employ their professionally trained K-9 companions to detect the […]

MSU Head Coach Resigns

By The Dakotan on July 5, 2022

MINOT – Minot State University head softball coach Nat Wagner has announced his resignation. This past season Wagner guided MSU softball to its most victories in the last seven seasons. Wagner, who just completed his third season as the head coach for the Beavers this spring, announced his resignation as of July 1 based on […]

Providential Home Companion: Time to Dehydrate

By Charlene Nelson on July 4, 2022

It's not enough that you store up extra food to see you through disasters or other challenges. You need a way to produce and preserve your food. Back in May I wrote about the need for a food plan. Should you get "food storage"? | The Dakotan | Charlene Nelson (mydakotan.com). When we start talking […]

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