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New Chief of Staff

By The Dakotan on June 29, 2022

MINOT — Scott Knutson, MD, an emergency physician and frequent member of Trinity Health’s leadership team, has been elected Chief of Medical Staff for Trinity Health. Dr. Knutson was selected by his peers and confirmed by the Trinity Board of Directors. Knutson will occupy the position previously held by Jeffrey Sather, MD. Sather will continue […]

Sabre Dogs Nab 24th Straight win, Outslug Red River 6-5

By Tayton Hjelmstad on June 29, 2022

The Souris Valley Sabre Dogs continued their nearly perfect season Tuesday, defeating the Red River Pilots 6-5 in an extra inning Home Run Derby. Neither team was able to find the scoreboard until the bottom of the 4th, when the Sabre Dogs got on the board without a hit as Lewis Pelayo walked, then advanced […]

Lower Your Electric Bill

By Charlene Nelson on June 29, 2022

Your electric bill is one of the biggest guzzler of your monthly expenses. Fortunately electricity in North Dakota only costs about 9.6¢ per kilowatt hours (kWh), well below the national average of 13.1¢ per kWh. But we have higher heating demands in the winter, so the average North Dakotan spends about $1500 a year on […]

Not Your Average Summer Camp

By Geremy Olson on June 29, 2022

Last week nine young men and women made the trip to the North Dakota Law Enforcement Training Academy, or LETA, in Bismarck. While many teens are attending sports camps this summer, these nine teens spent five days learning what it takes to be a career law enforcement officer. Unlike other summer camps, the application process […]

Smoothing Your Life with Blissful Bee

By Lydia Hoverson on June 28, 2022

MINOT — Bring the whole family to both enjoy and be nourished with smoothies from a brand-new shop in the Ask Fitness building in Minot. Anna Schneider, owner of the Blissful Bee Smoothie Company, a smoothie truck and new smoothie shop, says her unique smoothies are filled with nutrition. Now that she owns the shop […]

For the Farmer: Technology and the Crazy Spring of '22

By Charlie Adams on June 28, 2022

This spring presented a complete array of challenges for farmers. Often when weather conditions shorten the timeline for adequate spring’s work, a farmer has to decide what stays and what goes. However, technology has helped to make things easier for farmers when the going gets tough. Farmers Edge is a digital agriculture company that not […]

Perry, Georgia-National Junior High Rodeo Finals

By Tisa Peek on June 28, 2022

Spending an entire week in Perry, Georgia with temperatures reaching 110 degrees, I learned a lot about what the country thinks and knows about North Dakota. We could take it two ways, good or surprised. Most states in the U.S. have no clue of where ND is located, where their bread comes from, or anything […]

Automatic Recount Out in District 3

By Kim Fundingsland on June 27, 2022

MINOT — Every vote cast in an election counts. When it comes to election recounts, even fractions count. That's what the Ward Counting Canvassing Board discovered Monday when they met to certify the results of the June 14 primary election. The closest race, and the one that has received a lot of attention, was for […]

Minot Teen Performs Her Way to Scholarship

By Lydia Hoverson on June 27, 2022

BISMARCK — A Minot teen recently won a scholarship through a high school performance competition in Bismarck called "Battle of the Bands". Though facing five other competitors with a variety of performances, Central High student Madie Roberts, 15, youngest performer at the competition, won the show with her three original songs she played on guitar […]

Off Grid Cooking: The Wonder Box

By Charlene Nelson on June 27, 2022

Here's another cool off-grid cooking method you may want to try: the Wonder Box. Here is simplicity and genius at it's best. The Wonder Box is basically a slow-cooker that works by heat retention. It was developed in the 60's to help families in third world countries cook with very little fuel and this fuel-saving […]

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