Minot, ND News

• Minot, ND News
• From customer to career in care
• Moving on from MHS: Class of 2012 graduates move forward with next step in life
• Area co-ops donate time to hook up electricity to much of Oak Park
• Pitching In: Pitch In For Baseball helps Minot, Burlington baseball programs
• 214: Another record for N.D. oil patch
• The troubling murder of Anita Knutson: A cold case
• School's out for the summer
• Enjoying the lake life
• Preserving local history: Group selects Eastwood Park as No. 1 Endangered Historic Place in N.D.
• Announcing our Vision 2013 Merit Award recipients. Twenty Minot State University...
• Tribal chairman says court ruling on trust case 'big relief' for elderly
• Military Channel film crew to visit Minot AFB for 'top ten' series
• Bigfoot of Bel-Air: Hunt for mythical monster turned into elementary movie project
• Memorial Day programs set for Minot, area
• Local Briefs
• It's been nearly two weeks since graduation. We hope that all of our recent grad...
• Did you get your books yet? Financial aid can now be used to charge books for su...
• Davis to take new assignment
• A challenging rebuild
• Fifth-grade class from Belcourt helps Minot park replant
• It's not too late to sign up for summer classes. There's still time to get regis...
• Construction is in full swing at the Beaver Brew Cafe, a student run and managed...
• This summer is shaping up to be exciting and inspirational. Last year our commun...
• Local briefs
• Laird speaks at Kiwanis
• Ball rolling on county space needs
• Added expense won't stop Artspace: Committee OKs tax credit
• Dakota Square Mall sells for $91 million and change
• 'Adopt a Neighborhood' project set to get under way
• Oak Park back on track: Repairs still needed, but park open to public sooner than later
• City audits fall behind
• Operation Rising Eagle
• Police arrest N.Y. man for assault
• Bishop Ryan grads look forward
• Living the Scouting oath: Vetter takes large, active troop through ranks
• Local Briefs
• Hoeven: Honor our veterans for their service, sacrifices
• Target Logistics nears completion of two additional lodges
• Back to roughing it: Roughrider Campground recovering nicely after Souris River flood
• Centennial Farms display opens to public
• Kalmio faces more charges
• A different Darling
• Taking flight
• Rollman still waiting tables at 79
• Longfellow Elementary costs considered in school board meeting
• American Red Cross Mid-Dakota Chapter celebrates reopening
• Refining the Bakken: Tribal refinery project moving forward with subcontractors onboard
• Winter park breaks ground on Annie's House
• Dying a slow death: Flooded trees - remove or wait?
• Adopt a Neighborhood
• Minot off U.S. Postal Service closing list
• Tribes recognize oil companies for environmental practices, safety
• Above and beyond the call of duty
• Bigger and better
• Ronald McDonald Care Mobile providing dental care to children in need
• Pop tops for Ronald McDonald House
• County Commission gets update from ESF-14
• Nedrose road trip: Township wants feds to fix roads damaged during FEMA project
• Former Minoter on Norway TV
• Fire burns Minot home
• 'Big shoes to fill'
• ND becomes nation's second-leading oil producer
• Rainbow Gardens: City gardeners preparing for growing season
• Governor tours county flood areas
• Welcome back Beta Theta sorority:
• Have you registered your kids for College for Kids?
• Bismarck booked for big North Dakota oil expo
• Oil boom impacting health center housing
• 'Always be curious' - MSU alumnus keynote speaker for 2012 grads
• No one says 'no' to Arlene
• Arlene Saugstad wears many hats: Minot's culture shaped by extraordinary volunteer
• Scammers prey on unsuspecting renters
• Hope Village holds ribbon cutting
• Problems arise at lake: Rice Lake faces historic flood battle with continuous flow
• Workshop celebrates post-flood remodel
• Graduation at MSU
• Minot AFB exercise has 400 participants
• Lions donate to restore valley's boulevard trees
• Local Briefs
• Behind on the bypass: New Town construction delayed, project to be done to relieve Main Street
• Artspace to break ground in August
• Refreshing Coca-Cola: Minot business survives flood challenges, works on recovery
• Do you have a friend or relative graduating from Minot State University on Frida...
• Hess proposing a $4 million gas pipeline
• Busy summer
• 16th Street repairs complete
• Residents offer planning advice for Minot's future
• 'Passionate kids' help zoo recover from flood damage
• Electricians needed to support volunteer rebuilding efforts
• Planning Commission concerns over multiple proposals
• Helping the homeless
• Congratulations to all of the graduates this year. We'd like to introduce you to...
• We've all had a professor like Dr. Clarine Sandstrom, MSU's early childhood educ...
• New Town man pleads guilty to assault
• Local BNSF Railway employees honored
• Fixing up the past: Ward County Historical Society still on the long road to recovery
• Gulleson talks senior programs with residents
• Council nixes permit for storing oil field chemicals
• Happy last week of the semester! Take a break from studying for finals by enjoyi...
• EPA permits diesel fuel use in oil and gas hydraulic fracturing
• Seeds of hope
• Hope Village at Our Savior Lutheran Church set to open
• N.D. Guard member receives Purple Heart
• Biking to support troops
• Calling all cookie crusaders: Hope Village looking for sweet-toothed bakers, donations
• Tribe collects past fees from oil companies
• School board asks for delay on storage plant
• Unquenchable thirst: PMA claims Bakken uses millions of gallons of diesel fuel
• Local Briefs
• 'The Missile Kids' focuses on Sandy Blanes' childhood
• Live music Tripwire in the Beaver Dam right now until 2:00 p.m, plus free food!
• Clowning for a cause
• $3.5M grant to help move Ramstad
• Proposed rules hinder plans of rural telecoms
• State bank might not fit all but works for N.D.
• Congratulations to the 15 MSU students who earned the Level 1 YogaFit Certificat...
• The Minot State University Chemistry Department is making important progress in...
• Minot Daily News hires new circulation director
• Aftermath studies: MSU students research anti-fungal compounds, mold samples from flood
• City needs more staff for flood recovery
• New flood emergency declared
• No more nickname
• The 2012 Minot State graduation ceremony is on Friday, May 11 at 10:00 a.m. over...
• Former resident writes song to help flood victims
• Clinic beginning anew: City and Country Health Clinic start renovations to building
• Airport's expansion needs get more pressing
• Commission OKs chemical storage, hotel in north Minot
• Minot gets more than one inch of rain
• Minot duo to appear on RFD-TV show
• Bertsch is most deployed attorney in N.D. Guard
• USS North Dakota: Group to attend Navy keel authentication ceremony
• New visitation record: Lake parks await visitors, major facilities improving
• Warbirds migrating: Museum opens May 12
• Warbirds migrating: B-25 co-pilot in Minot helping get warbirds ready for show season
• Warbirds migrating: B-25, warbirds make stop at Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Reunion
• Warbirds migrating: Addition to Dakota Territory Air Museum will house warbirds from Texas museum
• A winning 'Model': Minot Model Association trophy case moved to new location
• Oil display to open in Watford City
• Building bulge
• Out-of-state exterminators go after Minot's bedbugs
• Yesterday the Minot State faculty and staff sat down for the annual employee app...
• Postal reform bill includes protections for N.D. postal facilities
• Williston schools to receive grants for oil boom schools
• N.D. grants aid recovery: Levee-damaged homeowners to be compensated
• Social services seeks new director again
• 18 graduate MSU Peace Officer Training Program
• Dennis Simons and Joe Alme are retiring from the Minot State Division of Music....
• It's almost time to honor our graduates. No graduation isn't upon us yet, there'...
• Major exercise scheduled at Minot Air Force Base
• Campaign for felony penalties for pet abuse begins petition drive
• Bids under way for school demolitions
• Digital Minot is now live and online!
• Courthouse closing?: Minot courthouse on list of potential closings, City Council passes opposition
• Russian Federation inspectors inspect Minot ICBMs
• Missile field and oil field overlap
• Minot Daily News Flood Book sold out!!
• Peace officers graduate from training program
• N.D. Insurance department fines companies
• Join us tonight as Bethany Andreasen, associate professor of history at MSU, unv...
• Local Briefs
• Man given more than 20 years on child pornography charges
• Fitness just for fun: YMCA holds first annual Corporate Fitness Challenge
• Measure 2 debate looks at impact of eliminating property tax
• MSU staff, students clean up in honor of Earth Day
• What do you think of our newest TV commercial?
• Got a minute? Lend a hand! Today we're celebrating Earth Day with a campus clean...
• Got a minute? Lend a hand! Today we're celebrating Earth Day with a campus clean...
• Digital Minot
• Six running for school board
• Two spots to fill on park board
• County candidates no strangers
• Voters to fill nine seats on city council
• Hall challenges bureau: Tribal chairman questions BLM authority to regulate fracking on reservations
• Hopefully you didn't miss out on all the fun this week, but if you did, here's a...
• Rebuilding Neighborhoods Barbecue and Information Fair
• Local Briefs
• Mold precautions important for health
• Minot man arrested in Mont. for sexual assault of minor
• A look over the law: N.D. Law Review scoping out oil, gas development use issues
• Zeal for the zoo: Staff, volunteers cleaning up zoo grounds; more help needed
• The semester is winding down and for some, that means graduation and landing tha...
• Local briefs
• Hope Village needs cook's helpers
• Annexation denied
• Pool project to benefit from fundraiser
• Domicile dash: Builders get early start on 2012 construction season
• Democrats file for seats in District 38
• Fixing up the parks
• Problems solved
• Local briefs
• Thinking summer? See our full list of summer classes, and check out fun activiti...
• Congratulations Minot State University Hockey Team on your most important signin...
• Energy impact grant applications being accepted
• Districts leave holes in ballots: Some GOP candidate names missing from ballots
• Reading railroad: Minot Amtrak depot offers free books for passengers
• Minot is a city rich in history that sprang up as if by Magic. On April 24th, MS...
• This past weekend it wasn't just the rains that left everything clean and rejuvi...
• From sore thumb to green: Owner works at recovery of Green Thumb Greenhouse
• Country limousine: Travis Johnson drives Megan Albertson to Des Lacs-Burlington prom in tractor
• Abnormal flood makes for challenging recovery for river-bottom owners
• Local Briefs
• Electrifying times: Verendrye growing, poised for more with new customers
• Balentine retires
• We have some pretty talented students at Minot State. Check out senior art stude...
• Professor studies on married couples dealing with aftermath of flood
• Ground broken for $11.7 million expansion to 4 Bears Casino & Lodge
• B-52's 60th anniversary: Minot AFB pilot to appear on national television for anniversary of first flight
• Council moves phased flood plan forward
• Trailer fire killed dog
• Congratulations to the MSU softball team on winning their twelth in a row and ru...
• Do you want to live for free, get paid and live minutes from class? We are takin...
• Bottineau wants child care center at Dakota College of Bottineau
• Recovery Warehouse
• Fire takes three trailers
• Learn how to stop the hate and make your mark. Take a walk through the Tunnel of...
• "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" selected 15 jun...
• For those who served: Oswold Wohl's memory lives on in Annamoose
• 55th Street Northeast Bypass Project under way
• Council to discuss flood plan
• School board sees new designs
• Karen Lund is not letting age slow her down. At age 71, Lund is writing a book t...
• Local Briefs
• Hatlelid files for re-election to council
• N.D.-Okla. pipeline proposed
• A good deed done: Northern Lights Council close to rebuilding the Boy Scout camp
• Have you met any of Minot State's professionally acclaimed and internationally t...
• Liquor store shut down due to state law violation
• Chief turns in badge for golf clubs
• Local briefs
• Gathering Easter eggs
• Minot family will carry on Titanic remembrance: Two relatives survived ship's sinking 100 years ago
• Walking with Jesus
• Minot Eagle Scout to be honored by Boy Scouts
• Bottineau High School class building concession stand at baseball field
• Hoppin' into Easter: Jane's Kinder Care kids 'have a blast' with the Easter Bunny
• Minot makes offers on 108 properties
• Local Briefs
• Rocky reservation roads: Mandaree residents say roads need repairs
• Jeff Foxworthy to perform at 35th Hstfest
• Runoff at Lake Sakakawea shrinks
• Congratulations to recent Minot State grad Andrea Finders who was awarded Teache...
• MSU biology research student Alex Radi is changing what people think about the w...
• Local briefs
• 'Summer of Hope'
• Minot man sentenced in shooting
• Micropolitan magic: Minot region makes census list of fastest-growing areas
• How did you spend your spring break? Twenty-seven Minot State students traveled...
• Rice Lake rebuilding: Ward County Commission says that lake could reopen for recreation
• Taking care of business
• County Board talks truck weight, jail storage
• Billion dollar shortfall
• Don't forget to stay up to date on the progress of the Wellness Center with our...
• Local Briefs
• One-third of Minot bottle shops sold to minors
• Council supports affordable housing project
• Ranch moves forward: Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch sustains little damage from flood
• Local Briefs
• Sorum won't oppose Dalrymple in GOP primary
• Kalk gets N.D. GOP backing for U.S. House
• Former federal agent has lived interesting life
• Lending a hand
• Barbie halts the water
• MSU speaker talks autism
• Strict security step
• Ken Salazar to discuss energy development with leaders
• Remembering Sherry: Hundreds attend funeral for slain Montana teacher
• It's almost the weekend! We'll see you at Dakota Square Mall tomorrow from noon...
• Home of Economy to build new store
• Tex Hall: Proposed fracking regs will hurt energy development on reservations
• Measure 2 factions argue over local control
• City names choices for public works, police
• Welcome home: Minot honors Vietnam veterans
• It may not be the weekend, but we have some that's still pretty exciting: Tune i...
• The results are in and official. Thanks to your voting, the 2012 MSU Homecoming...
• Spring construction
• Bouncing back: Minot Convention and Visitors Bureau holds annual meeting
• 2011 Flood Report released
• We're back: Arrowhead MarketPlace reopens
• You cast your vote, now check the results. Your student Government officers for...
• Repairing ruined lawns
• 'Supermarket Sweep': Young Professionals host third-annual event as flood fundraiser
• Committee considers expansion request
• Ramstad receives money from contest
• Minot properties take big jump in value
• Beaver Creek Cafe and Sodexo would like to thank all those who participated in t...
• Get a tattoo. Buy a cool shirt. Toss around a bean bag. Shoot the breeze with pa...
• Liaison Committee puts phone bills to vote
• 100 years of Girl Scouts: No camps likely to happen, but Girl Scouts thrives even after flood
• Airport Committee urges moving ahead on new terminal
• Affordable housing project gains key support
• Planners endorse North Hill retail, residential development
• Just a few more days until the MSU student job fair. Stop by the Conference Cent...
• Local pastor crusades for 31 days in Africa
• Children send lamb to bring hope to FEMA residents
• Prairie protectors: ICBMs part of the U.S. nuclear triad
• Retiring public works director knows Minot infrastructure
• Volunteers get Hope Village ready for more volunteers
• Barbeque bash
• A lost best friend: Dog goes missing after alerting family of fire
• Missed the MSU Highlighter dance last night? See what you missed:
• We have several students who serve as Resident Assistants and Hall Directors in...
• Local briefs
• Welcome home
• Dem House candidate visits MSU
• Airport director: Minot needs facility three times current size
• Beaver Idol (Friday March 23 9:00 p.m.) Sing your heart out on either March 23,...
• Local briefs
• MSU to hold housing discussion
• Students receive speech help
• Move to modernize
• Man enters 'temporary insanity' plea in Minot stabbing death
• The MSU Sociology Club will be hosting a town hall meeting on affordable housing...
• Commission hears Rice Lake update
• Ward County, Minot apply for flood assistance
• Process begins
• Mont. teacher's body likely found in North Dakota
• Minot Park Board commission talks Maysa in full meeting
• Time for an upgrade: Ward County Sheriff's Department to receive new, updated equipment
• Three of our study abroad students continue to learn the importance of being bi-...
• Local Briefs
• Illegal alien given prison term for avoiding deportation
• Flipping about being back: Gymagic Gymnastics returns after flood, minimal changes to building
• Rotary clubs band together to buy grass seed for Minot
• Welcome back from Spring Break! We are officially halfway through the semester a...
• Local Briefs
• Spanish teachers meet after 30 years
• N.D. special ops Marine receives Silver Star
• A service to citizenship: Minot Adult Learning Center teaches necessities
• Girls in engineering: Minot students design levee
• N.D. Democrats set their fall legislative ticket
• Preserving history: Book cleaning workshop planned for Ward County Historical Society
• Airport seeks MAGIC Fund money for infrastructure
• Simulated nuclear weapons accident exercise in planning
• Japanese TV crew visits Minot AFB
• MAFB housing privatized: Private firm to soon take over operation & management
• Report: rent out of reach for many
• Finally, snowmelt relief
• Veterans recognized
• School board hears about flood recovery
• Base adds $493.3M to local economy
• Ever wanted to try out our brand new, state-of-the-art dining facility? Well ton...
• Region 8 Music Festival held at MSU
• Tribal highway patrol unit to begin in April
• Seeking endorsement
• Proposed oil and gas rule changes now final
• Federal grant comes with few strings but must go to flood recovery
• Easter egg hunt nears
• 'Mission Sort of Possible'
• Williams County to close early to complete office work
• Mino State Biology research student Alex Radi discovered unexpected (and never-b...
• Some of the brightest minds from area high schools are on campus solving crimes,...
• Cowboy Hall of Fame nominees announced
• Court throws out one conviction, keep second in child porn case
• Today should be in the 60's again. Say what you will about the winter, there isn...
• Brother-sister duo are youngest rodeo stock contractors in state
• Ramblers Magic City Bike Show at Grand International
• Lowe's, less losses: With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row
• Library additions
• In case of an emergency...: Mid-Dakota Chapter Red Cross readies for the future
• MSU welcomes the 2012 Special Olympics state basketball tournament:
• All five Minot State wrestlers are still in the running at the NCWA National Cha...
• N.D. now 3rd biggest state in crude production
• United for recovery: New program to assist flooded homeowners
• TISA elects new chairman
• Women vets honored
• MSU student April Nakatani has always been driven by sports and influenced by fa...
• More weather observers needed
• Kansas to perform for fundraiser
• Hometown helper
• State looking into illegal robo-calls
• City reviews dilemma of flood protection costs
• Here's something you won't see everyday: A horror musical! 'Sweeney Todd: The De...
• Don't forget Safe Spring Break today at 11:00 a.m. in the Beaver Dam. Who has th...
• 206 rigs drilling in oil patch
• CP expanding crude oil shipments
• Space issue renewed
• Santorum wins N.D.: U.S. Rep. Paul fails to get 1st win in North Dakota caucuses
• Just four more days until Spring Break. Join us tomorrow in the Beaver Dam for f...
• Missouri River runoff rises
• Rewriting the book: Minot Public Library recovers from disasterous Souris flood
• Council seeks more review for emergency ordinance
• Minot springing back: 42 percent of hard-hit homes could be lived in by spring
• Target Logistics opening Dunn County lodge
• Would you like a magic show that's not just smoke and mirrors? The MSU Science D...
• Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges" selected 15 juni...
• Idaho man killed in two-vehicle accident in N.D.
• Going by the book: Patricia Gustafson adds another chapter to her life
• Three Affiliated Tribes to do business with new IT network
• N.D.'s V.I.P. experience: From White Shield to NYC, Trujillo has had a successful career
• There's no place like Home Show
• Calling all contractors: Plenty of work remains as Minot rebuilds
• Va. officials agree to open Devils Lake veterans clinic
• Hope Village signs up volunteers, opens in April
• Volunteers mull about demolition bills
• The final curtain?
• The VITA Assitance for Canadian students on their American taxes has been change...
• Canadian students, do you need any assistance completing US and North Dakota tax...
• Delegation, Task Force 21 go to bat for Minot AFB
• Spring not far away
• Spills in oil patch
• Altering elevation: Flood plan would change Souris flows
• Matt Lowe talks Olympics at Longfellow
• After the 2011 Souris River Flood, senior pictures were the last thing on many f...
• Committee talks emergency ordinance
• Oil counties offer insight
• Crews find a home
• Govs ask Defense leader to reconsider Air Guard budget
• $820 million: Cost estimates for flood control plan released
• The class schedules for 2012 summer and fall classes are now online! Don't forge...
• Happy Leap Day everybody! What are you doing to take advantage of the day that o...
• Plan unveiled to increase domestic oil production
• Just passing through: Brazilian student here to improve her English, work and travel
• Leap Year birthday celebration
• Plan to be released
• Officials: Full Keystone project should be completed
• Did you know that we're offering four new undergraduate majors? Well today you c...
• Final draft of flood plan on schedule
• Planners support new spot for school, give mixed response to housing requests
• Federal infrastructure aid for 2011 flood tops $200M
• First through the flood: Minot church moving forward to repair flooded buildings
• Don't forget to register for Summer and Fall Semester to make sure you get the c...
• How would you like to start your week out with a free cookie and a chance to win...
• Welcome back to the first day of class on a day that looks and feels like winter...
• New state fair marketing director ready for challenge
• Postal center closing draws protest, won't occur soon
• Several inches of snow around Minot
• Minot police investigating fake cop
• Small community of Questad revisited
• Pinewood derby: Minot Cub Scouts are off to the races
• Student Wellness Center close to completion at MSU
• IRS has unclaimed tax refunds
• Minot State wraps up black history month with celebration
• Military Hero Award
• School is in session
• Lake Darling Dam plans being studied
• Eagles finding their Wings: Volunteers needed as slow recovery continues at Eagles Fellowship
• Minot State will have over 200 more housing options for students by this summer...
• Black History Month Jubilation
• City awaits landlord survey results
• Special performance
• Housing hitch: Berg hears housing concerns from Minot community
• The MSU baseball team recently took part in their annual favorite a "Day at the...
• Congratulations to the 19 incoming first-year students who received Great Plains...
• Doing the rights thing
• FEMA awards $2.9M for Longfellow School
• 2011 flood report complete
• Spelling success: Top bee competitors credit reading
• MSU associate professor of finance Frank Moseley weighs in on rising gas prices...
• Have you been feeling culturally deprived? Then we have the fix for you: The MSU...
• Local Briefs
• No winter, no problem?: Unusually dry conditions might bring burn bans back
• County looks to solve space crunch
• Through a loop
• Thanks to everyone who voted for this Friday's Beaver Creek Café dinner. So by p...
• Man's name released after Douglas accident
• Daggett holds workshop to help with critical thinking
• 'Prayer is our biggest need': Christ Lutheran Church keeps faith alive during hard times
• Minot schools approve teacher 'child rearing leave'
• Ron Paul talks hemp, federal regulation on swing through North Dakota
• Man dies in rollover near Douglas
• State fire school set for Minot this week
• FEMA family: Brothers respond when disaster strikes
• Recovery aid part of State Historical Society's cultural heritage grants
• Hotel industry thrives in oil country
• Highway Administration to fund road repairs
• Activities planned at Earth Lodge Village today
• Minot airport gets even busier
• Bohl stays busy playing music
• Making a statement
• Three of our study abroard students continue to have interesting adventures in N...
• Missile wing receives highest nuclear surety inspection
• Eisenhower's stay
• Tallman sentenced on charges related to shooting
• Souris River Basin dry
• Work advancing quickly on new floor for All Seasons Arena
• Congratulations to Ellen (Slaamod) Simmons, MSU alumna and counselor for Glenbur...
• MSU holds conference on adolescent brain development
• Taylor kicks off campaign in hometown
• Daycare expansion
• Flooded families living on opposite sides
• Santorum gains support: GOP candidate visits N.D. to sway voters
• State to provide grants for flood repairs
• Ward County roads to be controlled by county
• Sweet tooth time: Girl Scouts getting set to sell cookies
• Rock solid concerts on State Fair lineup
• A collection of Smiths
• The scholarship deadline is tomorrow. Don't miss out on money that could be your...
• The Minot State University Communications Disorders Clinic has been helping peop...
• Boards approve annex requested by Ryder residents
• Unwelcome guests drive Henry Tower residents buggy
• Airmen's housing allowance increased
• Saving Augustana: Church looks to rebuild after salvaging attempts fail
• Engineer sees risk analysis, tolerance as basic to flood planning
• We want to provide you with the kind of activities that matter most to you. Take...
• The Beaver Suites complex is shooting up and is still on target for a mid summer...
• Matt Kramer leads MADC board in post-flood Minot
• Frozen Fingers Old Time Music Festival
• Ice racers ride drag machines with insane acceleration
• Minot men won't shave until flood damage repaired
• New program could help area farmers
• Ryder hooks up to rural water
• Working to save lives: Job Corps students hold blood drive for United Blood Services
• North Dakota ties California in oil production
• 'Diploma mill' - Audit: Dickinson university awarded unearned degrees
• Ever wondered what life would be like as a collegiate athlete? Follow MSU senior...
• See how MSU professor Heather Golly took a leap of faith in 2006 by establishing...
• City examines pay plan solution to employee turnover
• Erickson will not seek another term
• MADC meeting highlights Minot's future
• 'Cinderella' story: The Cinderella Boutique helps flood survivors, others
• Are you ready for some Jazz? The Minot Public Schools wll present the Magic City...
• Enrollment numbers down at Minot State
• Minot secures funds for sewer project
• Annual MADC meeting to highlight change
• Volunteer policemen
• Area students compete for chance to go to state MathCounts
• Ever gotten up and gone to class? What if both your bed and your classes were on...
• Environmental Assessment on flood prevention
• McLean County to demolish courthouse
• Nowhere to live
• Ward County passes ag land valuation reduction
• Join us for the Distinguished Alumni Series featuring Paul Johnson, president of...
• United together in Faith: Church receives substantial damage, still finding out costs for repairs
• Train crushes semi tractor
• City OKs funds for diamonds
• Logan girl killed in train crossing accident
• A money disposition: Upbeat Amy Moen seeks support for YMCA
• McLean County group wants to keep courthouse
• Revolutionary papers: Historic newspapers detailing Revolutionary War saved
• Actual physical control
• Oil exploration When will it move east?
• A Questad inquiry
• MSU withdraws request for facility funds
• Ramstad classroom finalist in makover contest
• Minot State University is proud to team up with the Taube Museum and their 'Soup...
• Want to find out what Minot State is all about? Check out our new virtual campus...
• Paul Johnson, president of the American College of Sofia in Sofia, Bulgaria and...
• State water board OK's requests
• Minot Public Schools' assistant superintendent to retire
• School board to negotiate new location for Erik Ramstad Middle School
• 'Keep It Local': Coalition, groups unite to fight property tax measure
• Owners want voluntary home buyouts
• Yesterday was national signing day for NCAA Division II athletes. Learn more abo...
• Hannibel Brock, an MSU sophomore, came to the United States from Ghana to use Mi...
• Facilities funding moves on to council for final action
• Oil revenue assessment
• Brothers charged after high-speed chase
• Garbage builds up in FEMA park
• Selecting suitable species
• The scholarship deadline is February 15, register early to make sure to get your...
• Kalmio trial set to begin after a year
• Court is still in session: Municipal Court temporarily relocated, makes room for Erik Ramstad
• Organization scores N.D. well for financial security
• City seeks funds to remove damaged homes
• Council selects diversions for flood protection
• Looks like it's going to be another 40 degree day at the end of January at Minot...
• Animal advocates support tougher cruelty laws
• Little Flower rebuilds: Church to be repaired, elementary school might close
• Updated flood protection plans presented to county
• Planning commission approves workforce housing
• '2020 & Beyond' - Gov. lays out plan for future of N.D.
• Minot State and the Mu Sigma Tau Fraternity are sponsoring a blood drive on Tues...
• Police arrest several juveniles, adults at party
• Revolutionary endeavor: Bottineau's Jonathan Bartlett teaches Project Appleseed
• Local Briefs
• High-speed Minot chase ends with standoff in McHenry County
• Officials seek public comments on river diversion plans
• FerrellGas to return soon: Propane facility rebuilding, tanks believed to be safe
• Alderman finds lifetime friends at shelter
• ND 2.0 wants to get residents talking
• Local shelters awarded
• Fracturing sand passes tests, no radiation recorded
• BNSF opens car shop
• B-52s, ICBMs maintained in new defense budget
• Board discusses future of Minot schooling
• Recovery distant: Minot parks, zoo flood recovery date inestimable
• Self Defense Workshop
• Minot State University's online graduate business program was just ranked #6 in...
• Ramstad to receive $100,000 grant from Target
• Trinity: Rumor of 115 Filipino nurses untrue
• Hope Village to offer new concept in volunteer response
• Minot Daily News printing delayed because of electrical problems
• Character Counts award recipient, and future MSU baseball player and student, Ia...
• Minot High School senior Jack Fagerland, the winner of the annual High School Co...
• Decision needed to move ahead with design
• Damage to be assessed
• Local Briefs
• Character Counts Coalition awards 18 recipients
• Expendable help?: Legal Services of North Dakota cuts hours, funding but not staff
• Authorities investigate water tower vandalism
• Valuable ice time: Maysa Arena only available place to skate on ice currently
• State considers $15M for flooded owners
• FEMA touts flood insurance
• Officials to test Minot proppant after oilfield waste found radioactive
• The Minot CVB is giving away free tickets to this weekend's Minot State Universi...
• Minot is home for Air Force, Civil Service retiree
• Federal road repair funds awarded
• Price of stamps, other postal services go up today
• Nontraditional DIVAS: DIVA Tech gives girls a look at different careers
• Companies, senators want FCC to step in on service complaints
• St. Alexius to affiliate with Watford City hospital
• Air Force authorized program to bring in electricians
• Meeting demands
• Federal flood relief exceeds $500 million
• McKenzie County welcomes projects
• Runway upgrade
• N.D. scores poorly in economic development accountability
• Park board frustrated with FEMA
• School, park share recovery concerns with senators
• Fed funds for flood fix
• If there was a blizzard and classes were canceled...how will you know it's okay...
• Six semifinalists chosen for chancellor
• Minot's city council moves forward with mitigation, acquisition
• Raising Lake Darling discussed
• Runoff outlook vastly different
• Solargy Lights of Neche
• There's plenty to do at Minot State this week from a self defense workshop, Magi...
• County road repairs
• County Commission voluntary aquisitions plan close to being ready
• Dawn of a new era: City project to demolish homes gets started
• An icy situation at Maysa
• County purchases new sign truck
• The weather was kind of chilly today, it wasn't much warmer in Bø Norway. But MS...
• Surrey to vote on 2 percent sales tax
• Lake Sakakawea sets record
• Planting a greener future: Minot forestry department tends to trees, plants in need after flood
• Landowners help search for body of Mont. teacher
• City makes some progress repairing street lights, stop lights
• The Kids Therapy Center focuses on mental health of rural children
• Names released in Sherry Arnold case
• Few city, county officials say they won't seek re-election
• New record takes off: Minot airport reports 150,450 total passengers in 2011
• Family recalls ordeal on night of tragic derailment
• Retired chiefs recall emergency response
• A look back at tragic derailment, anhydrous cloud over Minot
• Natural gas facility operating
• Oil impact discussed
• School district 'disappointed': FEMA says Ramstad, L&C eligible for 'mandated relocation'
• It's Alumni Appreciation Night and the first home men's basketball game of the s...
• Authorities say missing Montana teacher found dead
• New flax business seeking funds
• Permission to build
• Get in on the action
• FEMA to Ward County Historical Society: The clock is ticking
• Park board discusses recovery estimate discrepancies
• MSU alumnus and current high school teacher Steve DeMers is taking science stude...
• Public invited to sign petition for better postal service
• Acting chairman named in Indian community
• Two sentenced in death of toddler
• After months of expansion, FEMA numbers begin to drop
• Too broke to travel? Then live vicariously and join three Minot State University...
• NFL Hall of Famer Jan Stenerud promotes prostate cancer awareness
• Minot's Man in the Glass: Funds from Dale Brown documentary to go towards flood recovery
• Properties to get assessment review
• Oil milestone attained
• Dale Brown, MSU alumnus and former basketball coach of the LSU Tigers, is in tow...
• Welcome back! We hope you had a great break. If you are planning on student teac...
• Welcome to the greenhouse: Minot Park District to rebuild greenhouses in late spring
• Fuller: Minot's glass is half full
• Architect wants Minot's downtown vision to come true
• Council approves tax funds for MSU, park district
• Where's the snow?
• The Minot State University Dance Team recently beat 2 nationally ranked college...
• Huge search for former Minot teacher
• County IT tech loves his work environment
• Warm weather costs park by melting ski snow
• Sawyer burglary, shooting being investigated
• 'Call Before you Dig': Public Service Commission to issue more fines if 811 system is violated
• Federal emergency funds to help with flooded roads
• New training facility complete
• Housing project complete
• La. man charged in Kenmare burglary
• Snapping a trend: Fewer Ward County residents need food stamps
• Enjoy this last weekend. We'll see you in class on Monday (if you have an 8 week...
• Choose the look of the new football jersey for the 2012 inaugural Northern Sun I...
• Last semester 367 undergraduate students earned a grade point average of at leas...
• Former Viking to promote prostate screening
• Antique firearms stolen from Historical Society
• Water remains open
• Singers present check to Minot Public Schools
• Busy, busy Bakken
• The walls are starting to go up on Beaver Suites, the new 32 unit apartment comp...
• New tax program
• Wind, warmth batters ice
• Group says N.D. is oil development leader
• MSU student Erin Neumann is fine tuning her musical talent to teach the next gen...
• Only five more days until the start of Spring Semester, are you registered?
• Park board slowly moves ahead with flood recovery
• More time for rebuilding: County approves one-year moratorium on building permits, action not final
• Juveniles charged with setting house fires
• City committee supports sales-tax funds for park, MSU sports facilities
• First New Year's resolution to tackle: Register for classes. Some classes might...
• Here in times of need: Domestic Violence Crisis Center getting back to normal operation
• 4th new base dorm
• Man faces several charges
• N.D. Texas Hold'em champ crowned
• From vision to legacy: Kitzman builds foundation into community asset
• 2012's first baby
• The day the sirens sounded
• Enough already: Museum takes another hit with break-in
• VFW homecoming: Original plan affected by flood delayed event until group's winter conference
• 'A Gift for the Future': Flutes, books honor artist's ancestors
• Donations sought for playground
• MSU, parks ask to tap sales tax fund
• Fresh tracks of crime: Juveniles taken into custody on vandalism charges
• Good luck today in the championship rounds of the North Dakota Texas Hold 'em Ch...
• Officials, citizens discuss postal service changes
• Tax agreement 'unfair': Tribal official says tribes getting shortchanged
• 2011 precipitation above average
• Burlington Project buyouts possible
• Showdown at The Vegas: North Dakota Texas Hold 'em Championship begins
• Minot in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Aging gracefully: More Americans reaching the golden years
• 'Turn around'
• The Tuohys are sharing their story that became the movie "The Blind Side" today...
• Fatal accident on Interstate kills two, injures one
• Salvation Army nets 87 percent of goal
• Country music capital: Minot duo off to Nashville to record show to air 4 times on RFD Network
• Ice replacement: All Seasons board to advertise bids next week
• Military construction
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• Building a better zoo: Zoological Society planning ahead for the future of Roosevelt Park
• A miracle at a time: Harvey Herslip working to build 'Miracle Field' for Dream Catchers
• Expansion of exhibits: Geologic Time Gallery to open first in Heritage Center project
• Heating assistance program expects adequate funding
• Voters group looks to bring online caucus candidate to N.D. ballot
• A glorious sight: Church window a city landmark
• Minot's FEMA home residents scale down holiday to fit
• MSU is kicking off our annual participation with Pennies for Patients in support...
• Tracking Santa's flight: NORAD continues tradition using social media
• Lion shot inside home
• Suggestions wrap up recovery committee's work week
• Volunteering rocks
• Driver in injury accident arrested for fourth DUI: Third drunk driving accident happened one year ago
• Give yourself the gift of housing. Choose from nearly 200 on campus residence op...
• Did you love the movie, "The Blind Side"? Well, Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy are co...
• Massive effort bringing Christmas spirit
• Waiting area expands: Increase in air travel caused standing-room only
• Scheels donates to Minot organizations
• Congress needs to see economic value in flood control
• Fun for the flooded
• County votes to adopt Souris recovery strategy: Plan does not demand any specific actions
• Plaza's new tenants: Open house welcomes Trinity's newest care centers
• No decision made for flood plan
• Group advances affordable housing option
• Trailers pass tests
• Are you looking for some MSU gear or swag for someone on your shopping list? The...
• We hope by now everyone's made it home safely for the Holidays. Who traveled the...
• Minot woman charged with domestic violence
• City approves recovery plan: Opposes moving postal services
• Empty but not forgotten: No structural damage on the 1921 building
• All Seasons' 'icy' issue: Committee moves ahead with new arena floor
• Minot State University students are engaged in a project called Digital Minot. T...
• Vegas Motel to distribute TVs to flood survivors
• Counter to table: Meat market manager returns home
• Fight at local business results in charges
• CP Railway makes donations at local Holiday Train stops
• Ace Hardware back in business after the flood
• Minot's ice options: All Seasons Arena Commission to hold public input meeting Monday
• Minot church presents re-enactment of Christmas story
• On track to fight hunger: Holiday Train visits Minot
• Minot AFB housing allowance said to increase 40 percent
• Rebuilding project gets Walmart grant
• School history project: MSU?students search for Ramstad documents
• Happy Holidays! Thanks for a great semester! Enjoy your break and we'll see you...
• KMSU the Minot State campus student run tv station posted reaction videos yester...
• The last day of the semester and finals is here! What was your favorite class th...
• No building for one year
• Slough water for fracking
• Snow needed for winter olympics
• Minot Schools wait for word on funding
• 'The Blind Side' parents coming to Minot
• During a season where people are searching for the best prices on gifts and comp...
• Now that the semester has ended, your friends and family at MSU wish you a safe...
• Readers Digest: Minot now in tenth place in contest for $50,000
• Some Ryder-area residents seek annexation
• Home for Christmas: FEMA works to complete temporary housing
• Power of the Purse
• Vandalism at Ryan: Minot police investigating several incidents
• Church welcomes Lincoln students
• N.D. setting new oil patch records
• Plan summarized
• Roosevelt Park cannon's future uncertain
• This was our most competitive Holiday Decorating contest ever. There were so man...
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• 425 Minot AFB people still displaced by flood
• Where did the zoo go?: Roosevelt Park animals safe at different locations after flood
• City to put detail into buyout plan
• Tax bills go up for some, down for others; Minot residents could see break
• It's the first day of finals week, but we have just the thing to get your brain...
• Snowfall amounts much lower locally than a year ago
• Workshop makes it work
• Lifesaving lessons
• Pioneer village future on hold
• County considers halt on new building in flood-zone
• Holiday train rolls on
• Snow plow ahead: DOT needs help in Williston district
• Dam plan being reviewed
• It's almost finals week. It's time to reacquaint yourself with the Gordon B Olso...
• North Dakota State Fair Foundation looks for help
• CP opens Bakken transload facility in Estevan
• Killdeer roundabout
• School Board approves bonds for replacements lost in flood
• A fast track to health: Medcenter One opens walk-in clinic in Minot
• All of the dining areas on campus will have adjusted hours next week for finals...
• Are you still looking for a place to stay next semester? Give yourself the gift...
• Vollmer goes to Wash., D.C.: Replacing Ramstad school tops list
• Bakken BBQ : Food vendors served with opportunities
• Turtle Mountain sale:St. John develops property for growth
• Council approves acquisitions, names new alderman
• Imagine Minot
• Kick start your holiday spirit with a performance by the MSU Jazz Ensemble this...
• Stop by the Beaver Creek Café for lunch today and indulge yourself with some sav...
• Tune in tonight at 6:30 p.m. for the 13th Annual KMSU Auction on Midcontinent Ch...
• MSU student Jacey Peterson is living the dream and following in her parents' foo...
• It's the last week of class. But don't let final projects and tests make you fra...
• Police need help in burglary case
• Tex Hall named to national commission: Commission to evaluate management of Indian trust funds
• Roadway wreckage: Fatal crashes in oil patch double those of 2010
• FEMA trailer in Holiday Tour of Homes
• MSU students Josh Beaudoin and Jared Schumaier spent the summer traveling North...
• Keith Witwer is retiring this month after 29 years of teaching at Minot State. G...
• Red & Green Dance tonight at the Dome at 10:00 p.m. Dress up or dress down. But...
• BRIEFS - Minot guitarist to present concert at the James
• Handel's 'Messiah' takes the stage
• Will sing for food
• Snow seems to make the holidays just a little more magical. What's your favorite...
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• Possible arson cases being investigated
• A familiar, festive sound: Salvation Army begins their annual fundraising
• Planners advance pet crematorium, volunteer center
• Further investigation
• If you're thinking about going back to school, don't forget about MSU's Open Hou...
• Welcome back from Thanksgiving break! We hope you had a memorable time with frie...
• Trauma center director started as volunteer EMT
• Jubilantly jingling: Student dancer's regalia is her identity
• Recovery Warehouse: New website to help process collecting of supplies
• Number of wild turkeys down since flood
• Downtown Minot hosting holiday celebration Friday
• 'Overwhelmed and humbled': Friends, family help area man build his dream home
• Have you considered the idea of completing or continuing your education? Minot S...
• Moving up to NCAA Division II and joining the NSIC has allowed MSU to renew one...
• Minot State University is this week's featured member institution on
• Minot State recycled 16,243 pounds or technology ewaste this year, breaking last...
• 12,000 homemade cookies needed for Minot airmen
• Horticulture high tunnels: Dakota College at Bottineau building structures to extend growing season
• Repair work rolls along: Magic City Express on road to recovery
• One killed, six injured in crash near Mohall
• Displaced flood victims settle in: Temporary units become home for thousands of displaced residents
• Minot State's Alumni and Fan Reunion last night was fabulous in San Antonio! In...
• Proposed oil, gas rules concern Resource Council: Reserve pits, fracking among group's worries
• Meals on Wheels: Seniors have more need due to flood
• N.D. Farm Bureau's annual meeting in Minot
• River diversions proposed at two locations
• The Minot State University football team and several fans are embarking on a pla...
• There may be snow on the ground, but it's not too early to think Spring. Registe...
• Salvation Army plans for more guests at annual Thanksgiving meal
• A battle with the cold: Red Cross encourages preparedness with winter survival kits
• Great American Smokeout gives cause to quit
• Freezin' for a reason
• Nodakords take on the Flood of 2011
• Luminus
• Local Briefs
• “Giving Warms the Heart!” winter clothing drive is happening on campus now throu...
• Celebrate Thanksgiving a little early today in Beaver Creek Café!
• Don't forget to support 'Freezin' for a Reason' today in the Town and Country Pa...
• The art of storytelling:Artist-in-residence shares wisdom with school children
• Hotel availability: Visitors Bureau posts information online
• County votes to request $10M in loans
• Watford City whirlwind: Housing scrambles to keep pace
• Learning curves: Drivers struggle with icy conditions in Minot area
• Thanks to everybody for a great Native American Awareness Week last week, this w...
• Still trying to decide on a major? Thinking about changing your major? Want to a...
• Recovery coordinator brings experience to solving disaster problems
• Students, before you head out for the long weekend, you may want to fill up at t...
• It's well worth the trip to the Gordon B. Olson library at Minot State to see th...
• Velva, Glenburn top Region 8 play competition
• Freshman 10 performances set at MSU
• Symphony 'en-Liszts' pianist for flood relief
• Taube Museum of Art display celebrates WWII aircraft
• 'Touched and Untouched'
• See you at the Dome tonight for the Community Halloween Party for Children for a...
• Ahead of the curve
• The Minot State marketing and alumni office recently paid a visit to Erik Ramsta...
• In celebration of International Education Week, all MSU students, faculty, staff...
• Students, staff and faculty, join us for Tipoff Spirit Day today at noon in the...
• BRIEFS - Successful fundraising efforts
• MSU band presents Halloween concert
• 'The Sound of Music'
• The first 150 students in the door for our Flood Fight 2011 exhibition game agai...
• Tip Off Spirit Day kicks off new red and green Spirit Day All Minot State Unive...
• There aren't many tickets left on our charter plane to San Antonio to tailgate,...
• Get your daily dose of culture tonight with Minot State. Take in a showing from...
• Tonight's Dig Pink Night for cancer awareness at the volleyball game between MSU...
• Troubles don't stop Minot woman from celebrating
• Youth coats still needed for giveaway
• New border entry at Noonan
• Final notice
• Grief and loss workshop coming to Minot
• 4-H club members help with food pantry
• 'Zoo-ology' homework
• Work continues on Minot Amtrak depot
• Pressing for answers
• This year the annual KMSU auction is donating all of their proceeds to a few flo...
• Murder suspects change their pleas
• Buyouts a complex issue: FEMA officials tour Minot's potential flood buyout areas
• Catholic students rally at Ryan
• USS North Dakota
• Omar Kalimo pleads innocent
• If you're going through The Dome today, make sure to say hi to Bev Alex. She's b...
• BRIEFS - Women, horses is theme of fundraising show in Bottineau
• Ballet Magnificat presents flood benefit performances, workshops
• Works on display
• Minot State University presents 'The Crucible'
• A special thank you to our friends from The University of North Dakota who trave...
• Minot State is helping you beat the pre-winter blahs this week with Chris Jones...
• The documentary highlighting Walter Piehl's accomplishment's and life is now ava...
• Walter Piehl's documentary is airing tonight on Prairie Public Television. If yo...
• Minot State University men's and women's basketball will kick off the 2011-12 se...
• BRIEFS - Family band gives concert in Stanley
• BCT presents 'Prisoner of Second Avenue'
• Minot Symphony season opener is 'Irresistible'
• ArtFest at the Moulin Rouge
• The first trusses were place yesterday on the overpass that will connect Swain H...
• The Slaaten Learning Center is grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony in the...
• Board members plan for school system futures
• Flood recovery legislation still in draft stage
• Recovery checks could go out next month
• Burlington buyouts
• Open for occupancy
• Walter Piehl, one of our most respected artists and faculty and winner of the 20...
• Minot State University percussion students will present their fall concert Monda...
• Moratorium proposes year-long freeze on county building permits
• Notstock begins
• Regional haze issue
• Engineers prepare to turn input into flood protection
• Send us a sign: Neighborhood signs encourage people to move back home
• Recovery committee reviews ESF-14 progress
• Democrats see flood damage for themselves
• Taking ideas for flood control
• Flood security process begins
• Home demolition
• ARTS BRIEFS - ?Fantastic? exhibit part of the draw for NOTSTOCK
• PLAY BALL!
• County budget OK'd
• River board examines flood control
• Home sweet temporary home: First families move into FEMA housing
• Tonight in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall: Wendy Reynolds and Birgit Fioravanta, profess...
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• Debris pick up deadline extended until Oct. 14
• Council OKs housing developments
• The race is on: Former Jim Hill teacher helps kids in exercise program
• DeMakis is 'Da Man'; Minot attorney in center of energy boom
• 'Minions of the masters': North House Folk School shows crafts, trades
• Air Force Chief of Staff to visit Minot AFB
• 'Music is universal': Accordion group plays old favorites at Hstfest
• Quite a character: Artist specializes in caricatures
• Today at the Norsk Hstfest
• Putting the 'host' in Hstfest
• Norway in a bottle: Geir Ness fragrance represents home country
• Just one more home football game this year. Join us tomorrow as the Beavers take...
• State volleyball tournament moved from Minot to Fargo
• Norwegian TV show contestant from N.D.
• Similarities of two cultures shown at Hstfest
• New 'Hstfest Hunks' shirts available this year
• Miss Hstfest
• Only one more week until the 2011 NOTSTOCK arts festival:
• Brighter spring ahead
• Hstfestivities under way: Not exactly your 'Minnesota Vikings'
• Hstfestivities under way: Wool designer combines heritage, nature at Hstfest
• Hstfestivities under way: Abbacadabra back for third year of Hstfest
• Oak Park is number one
• There's going to be an open house for Beaver Lodge and University Heights apartm...
• It's official: Oak Park is 'America's Favorite Park'
• Committee rejects higher tax exemption
• Affordable housing projects seek financing
• Underpass project in trouble once more
• County OKs demo plan
• Dike damage dilemma: Several Minoters consider whether to wait or sue
• The Norsk Hostfest begins today and runs through Oct. 1. If you've never experie...
• MSU to bring police academy to Minot
• Donation will help victims sleep at night
• Drop it for diapers: Pregnant moms given incentive to quit smoking
• Housing projects face rough going
• Pedestrian bridge to be pulled for possible repair
• Thanks to everyone that came out to make Homecoming 2011 a success! But the most...
• Former legislator Redlin died Friday
• About 100 students descend on flooded homes to make a day's difference
• FEMA temporary group units to include utilities, parking
• Minot State University Homecoming
• Flood victims present concerns, ideas at open house
• 'Oil spill' reported on Lake Sakakawea
• A velkommen event: Despite the flood, Norsk Hstfest will go on
• Military Appreciation Day held
• Organization overdue
• Final open house community recovery planning meeting
• Flooded with questions: Grand Forks city attorney bringing flood recovery expertise to Minot
• A total loss: No official plans yet on how to replace flooded Ramstad
• Homecoming today combines a mixture of food, sports and meeting with friends fro...
• Tribal police can now cite non-Indians for traffic violations
• Spearfish revival: Promising wells attract Bottineau County workers
• Affordable housing
• If you missed ATOM the World's fastest painter, he'll be starting his high energ...
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• Envirothon teaches students importance of environment
• Helping hands: Insurance agents have Eastwood Park neighborhood covered
• FEMA open to use of mobile home parks for temp housing
• Proposal rejected
• Hope to see you at tonight's Community Block Party (5-8 p.m.) with inflatables f...
• MSU block party moved to Dome
• Judge lifts injunction on strip club ordinance
• A warm welcome
• Zoo entrance project to resume
• FEMA OKs local parks
• Congratulations to 2011 Minot State University Homecoming King Joe Davis and Que...
• Council OKs budget; Affordable apartment project backed
• Rugby man dies in weekend motorcycle crash
• Former Swim Club treasurer accused of embezzling $10K
• A financial aid for Ward: Toolkit providing timely help to local flood survivors
• Minoters offer flood recovery input
• Students - Stop by the Beaver Dam to vote for Homecoming King & Queen. We'll eve...
• Only nine more hours until the free Johnny Holm Band community concert in front...
• Third generation B-52 flight officer
• Five Minot State alumni honored at gathering
• Homecoming events set to start Monday
• The Air Force way: Airmen lend a helping hand to those rebuilding homes
• Price for MSU's geothermal well to raise
• Weather outlook
• Artspace plans ground-breaking
• International river talks could lead to operational changes
• Frustration rises over delays in re-opening mobile home parks
• Tune in to tomorrow's football game against Montana State University - Bozeman a...
• Help us take down Brandon University in the Battle of the Border, the largest do...
• After months of construction behind plastic barriers, Minot State University’s B...
• Mail processing center to be studied for closure
• FEMA's limited funds won't hurt assistance, could affect rebuilding
• Two killed in oil well explosion
• A hold on housing: Hold on building permits agreed by planning commission
• Alabama firm to construct Minot temporary housing site for 300 units
• If you've ever thought about studying abroad in a foreign country or going to cl...
• Recovery fund needs surveys back to develop voucher program
• Finding a street fix
• Suspect identified in stabbing incident
• Homeless in their hometown
• Oak Park wins again
• The Gordon B. Olson Library on the Minot State University campus was recognized...
• Career fair held at MSU
• Strahm speaks at Northwest Rural Consortium
• Inductees announced
• Klose: NAWS court case can be won
• Safeguard surge: Residents insuring properties against future flooding
• Minot man injured after being run over by train
• Telethon raises nearly $2 million for Minot flood relief
• Local Briefs
• Man agrees to six-year prison term for sending sexual messages to officer
• A long way to go: Oak Park recovery, restoration expected to be a lengthy process
• Budget offers tax break to Minot property owners
• The Stanley spread: Developer plans more homes, retail growth
• Tune into tonight's telethon to "Bring Back the Magic" to Minot:
• Head-on crash kills 4 people near Mandaree
• Minot couple's 'quiet' life has been full
• Brooks Addition residents rebuilding amid uncertain future
• Area woman killed in attacks, Ann Nicole Nelson, remembered
• Local Briefs
• Flooded homes to be winterized for continued work
• Only North Dakotan killed in attacks, Ann Nicole Nelson, remembered
• Salute to flood relief: 2011 USO Salute held to help flood victims
• Clean-up set for today
• Park board OKs $6.5M budget
• MSU ceremony remembers 9/11
• AmeriCorps responds to help in flood recovery
• Riverwatch: Minot students conduct tests of Souris River
• Two more hours until the women's soccer team takes the field for their first reg...
• Today Minot State University is holding a short program in honor of the 10th ann...
• Consumers wary of health insurance exchange
• Meetings set to discuss flood recovery
• More wells needed
• Minot Schools receive $10,000 grant from State Farm
• Dike removal progressing: Emergency dikes starting to become less noticable
• Traffic problems discussed
• Minot Park District hires help to speed up flood recovery
• Duct cleaning, rather than replacing, is option for owners
• Pets welcomed home: Pet evacuation ends but shelter needs continue
• Enrollment numbers see slight decrease
• Homecoming is just over a week and a half away. Stay up to date on the festiviti...
• MSU humanities chair, Linda Olson has traveled the country and the world in sear...
• State seeks public input on changes to health insurance market
• Partial refunds
• County OK's early budget
• North Minot grocery OK'd
• Oak Park gets nearly 3.25M votes in Coca-Cola $100,000 contest
• Local Briefs
• N.D. grad participates in Epcot flash mob
• Permit issue raises concerns on Fort Berthold
• Senior center celebrates: Flood-postponed dedication set for Friday in Surrey
• Teacher of the Year: RobbiJo Morgan wins Minot Education Association award
• 'In the rough': Minot's golf courses in state of flux
• Naval Academy visits North Dakota
• Full at 'The Hangar': Business takes off at The Hangar Grill
• The Black Eyed Peas
• MSU alumnus Josh Duhamel tosses the coin to start MSU's first home football game...
• It's game time in one hour! Go Beavers!
• Dalrymple tours Minot
• Developer begins work on housing project
• Local musicians to open for Black Eyed Peas
• Duhamel presents tickets to shelter residents
• Duhamel: Home to help
• Meet new MSU Student Government Association president Max Buchholz who's fired u...
• A look at the schools
• Dakota Territory Air Museum to get F-106 plane
• Flood forum gives advice to those rebuilding
• Flat tire business booming
• Home away from home: WWII veteran finds temporary home in Red Cross shelter
• Starting today through Friday Minot State Students (with student ID) can purchas...
• Have you seen our "Catch the Excitement" yard signs around town and you can't wa...
• Join us at Buffalo Wings and Rings this Wednesday night from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. We...
• Catch up with what 2011 MSU graduate, star wide receiver and kick/punt return se...
• We hope everyone had a great first week of classes! Many thanks to Ackerman Su...
• Summer Theatre's last show "Don't Dress for Dinner" is tonight at 7:30 pm in the...
• The footballl season officially starts tomorrow as the Beavers travel to play th...
• The Club Fair is going on today from 11 am to 2 pm in the Quad. Stop on by to se...
• Back to School for Minot - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Spill causes temporary highway closure
• Construction underway
• Survey to assess need for NAWS
• Survey to assess need for NAWS
• Waind: Officials planning for next year
• All hands on deck: Volunteers come from all over to help Minot
• Please check your Campus Connection for updated class locations. Some classes ar...
• Happy Back to Classes Day!
• Planning commission advances North Hill grocery proposal
• Burlington temp housing site to be erected
• Ward County condemning properties
• Conundrum corner: Arrowhead area businesses consider futures
• Minot man arrested in stabbing incident
• Turtle Mountain music: 3rd annual 'MetisFest' to be held at International Peace Garden
• We understand that parking is one of the principle concerns for students this ye...
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• Aussie on a journey
• Brand new blade
• Minot's True Hero
• Something to celebrate
• A look at FEMA housing
• Wet conditions plague central N.D. harvest, force farmers into spendy solution
• River through the woods
• Minot AFB 'Peace Persuader Day'
• Just trying to help
• Longfellow Elementary going through painstaking cleanup
• It's almost football season! Check out an MSU football display that Coca-Cola se...
• Truck tips, spilling diesel fuel near Mandaree
• Base gives more details about B-52 in Russia
• Honoring flood victims
• Honoring flood victims
• Center citizens give nearly $10K to Burlington
• Residents could have buy-out answers by end of year
• 'Festival On Main' to be held all day Saturday
• Preserving history: Bottineau refurbishes store, now works to save bank building
• ESF assists in drafting recovery plan for region
• School begins for Minot Catholic Schools
• Oak Park damage 'considerable'
• Freshman Move-In Day is tomorrow. If you haven't experienced this, or didn't exp...
• Ward County extends housing of zoo animals
• Homeowners denied compensation for dike damages
• History is waiting: Ward County Historical Society on track to getting inspections done
• Housing site on track
• Child-care availability worsens
• 'Specials' could replace N.D. property taxes
• Southeast Minot shooting incident ruled an accident
• Help for homeowners: FEMA, NDSU, Habitat for Humanity partner up to assist those who need repairs
• Council appoints Withus from Ward 2
• MSU installing temporary units to help students, staff
• Local Briefs
• Airman suffers gunshot wound to the head
• County inspector keeping busy
• Competition tryouts for security forces set
• Burlington man plans run for flood victims
• Swim to draw attention to water as valuable resource
• Protect foundations
• To Lincoln, with love
• Get your fair food fix
• Officials address flood recovery
• Horace Mann Company donates to schools
• Today is Campus Clean-up Day. If you can spare some time, between 8:00 a.m. - 11...
• Minot firm awarded contract for first temp housing site
• Boil order lifted
• Gang problem in Minot?
• Police: Rumors of flood worker violence untrue
• Hail hits forage event
• We were contacted by a concerned parent asking about campus security for next ye...
• Minot State University football will conduct its first controlled scrimmage on F...
• Ripplinger retires: Record book closes on Ripplinger's career with city
• Initial construction to start on FEMA homes group site
• Lions Clubs members assist with cleanup
• Wiring issue tangled
• Legislators tour Minot
• Moisture meters available to help cleaning efforts
• Replacing Ramstad
• Kalmio ordered held without bond
• Flood of 'for sale' signs
• Flood Donations
• President Fuller stopped by the KXMC noon show today to discuss MSU's current st...
• Minot State University has begun drilling geothermal wells on campus. Sections o...
• Health department hosted meeting for public on disaster preparedness activities
• Some Minot schools failing 'No Child Left Behind'
• Road repairs get green light
• 'Why Not!?!': Local music, arts fest 'fight back' against flood
• There have been a lot of questions and concerns about student housing on MSU’s c...
• Police make several drug related arrests
• Concert to benefit flood victims
• Lenertz: Public information officer
• Spills not always reported
• Help in a keystroke
• Still strong at 100
• Timeline of Minot's 2011 flood
• Flood information and announcements
• Berg pitches in
• Additional rebates for energy efficiency equipment available to FEMA-registered home owners
• County asks state to develop flood protection
• Levee repairs, temp dikes define 2012 protection
• FEMA housing plans
• Something to help you get through the weekend and look forward to Monday: All su...
• Do you want to help beautify the MSU campus and help get it ready for the start...
• Kalmio charged in death of Sabrina Zephier
• Disaster Relief Headquarters moves to air museum
• No formaldehyde issues with FEMA homes for Ward County
• Refinery project gets key permit
• Lengthy recovery for Minot parks
• Flooding the market
• MSU Summer Theatre was a favorite destination this year, which made for several...
• Oak Park and NW Minot Cleanup
• Airmen can live in FEMA housing and collect housing allowances
• Minot State summer projects on schedule
• Val's Cyclery reopens after flood
• Recovery committee discusses housing issues
• City budget presented
• Minot Catholic schools to open on time
• An unsound situation: EPA removes hazards from Minot's waste stream
• County mulls flood recovery options
• Duty comes first
• Bakken Housing Services donates furniture for Minot
• Skydancer rebuilds: construction begins on new casino
• Burlington residents learn of flood protection plan
• Crime, housing, flood control concerns dominate city council meeting
• Saying goodbye to Minot: A flooded resident's tale
• Josh Duhamel, a Minot native who attended Minot State University, along with wif...
• Holy moly, it's already August and 16-week classes start on August 23! What are...
• New N.D. laws in effect: No texting while driving
• Minot to host Black Eyed Peas in flood benefit
• Anamoose promoter proud of her community
• Working, waiting: Military family faces flood aftermath
• Repairs on N.D. Highway 22 to start in early August
• Help has a place to stay
• Historical Society buildings heavily damaged in flood
• Trinity Health's Kidney Dialysis Unit back in service
• Garrison RV park filled
• Minot couple met during 1969 flood
• Review of Souris River dam operating agreement likely
• Burlington to buy 11 homes
• Get the latest on what MSU is doing post-flood and how we're addressing flooding...
• Health officials warn homeowners about asbestos cleanup
• Rocky roads for reservations
• First of FEMA homes being installed on private lots
• School start date set
• U.S. Army Corps recieves new debris removal contract
• 'Man-camp' to be moved from neighborhood
• Governor joins cleanup crew; calls for more volunteers
• Committee supports consultants, reviving mobile-home parks
• Committee discusses plans to contain river in Minot
• Saltwater spill sours soil
• North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple was in town today, with several members of...
• Commission gives workforce housing another look
• Hostfest to hold full event despite flood
• N.D. Association of Counties talks with Ward County about flood
• City incurs flood- related expenses
• VFW Club damaged
• Minot State faculty and staff are preparing for Connections, part two of the ori...
• Salvation Army primary in handing out meals and hope
• Red Cross transitions
• Cloverdale closes Minot processing plant
• SBA urges flood victims to get loan qualified
• Roughrider Campground recovery under way
• Football is back in the air! Today through Wednesday we're welcoming high school players to our positional footall camps. Hope you guys enjoy the new field turf!
• Hellevang: educator on flood clean-up
• Long wait for water
• Local Briefs
• FEMA reports that disaster assistance to North Dakota tops $50 million
• Made to last forever
• Reconstructing the past
• Local Briefs
• Off the deep end - Velva pool welcomes neighbors to enjoy summer
• City updates progress of flood fight
• FEMA trailers move in
• Our dike handled the flood waters well, but it's having trouble staying up to the machinery digging away at it. If you are looking for housing options for this fall semester, give us a call at: 701-858-3363
• The Red Cross offers service with a smile
• Somebody cares
• Minot airport sets record boardings in June
• Third times a charm
• Removing the dikes
• Hamberg's last hurrah
• Trinity Homes residents to return Monday
• Homeowners advised of condemnation options
• Xcel replaces transformers
• Oak Park close to becoming America's Favorite Park
• Hagar removed from new cases
• Bypass project put on hold
• No zoo for 2011
• Contractors face huge tasks
• This Thursday, "My Fair Lady" opens on the Minot State Summer Theater stage and runs through July 25. For reservations, call 858-3228.
• Car washes allowed to open; residents still asked to conserve water
• State prepared to pay its share
• All Hands dispatches volunteers where needed
• Country Club ponders future
• Have questions about fall semester classes, registration, housing, or textbook rental/e-book options? Call the campus to get answers. 858.3000 800.777.0750
• → KX News Minot: The Minot State University dike is coming down!
• Our dike is coming down!
• The Minot Recovery Center needs volunteers in 2 ways. 1. Take information on the phone about who needs help and who wants to help. 2. You can help haul things out for those needing help! 701.858.9366
• Flood information and announcements
• Dealing with debris
• Keeping MSU running smooth
• Stormy Sunday
• Home preparation
• Area gets more rain, excessive heat warning issued
• Loads and loads of loads
• No laughing matter
• Sorum signs on with city to get flood message out
• University Avenue dike to be removed
• Red Cross volunteers moved to high school
• Dealing with contractors: Ask questions
• Salvation Army dedicates $500,000 to Minot flood relief
• Church to be gutted
• Boil order lifted for another section of Minot
• Flood information and announcements
• Highway 83 Bypass bridge still being evaluated
• Board talks about delaying start of school
• Meeting addresses homeowner frustrations
• Plotting a course
• Napolitano promises federal assistance for flood recovery
• The Minot Daily News establishes fund to benefit flood victims
• City eases time restrictions on residents in evacuation zones
• Recovery committee seeks to get info out
• Flood damage could top $1 billion
• City OKs site for FEMA camp
• Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano visits flooded Minot
• Minot Area Recovery Fund reaches $2M
• End might be in sight for water cautions
• Flooded residents might get demo help
• From flood to flood
• Registration is in full swing on campus today as part of one of our freshmen orientation sessions. Don't forget to register for your fall classes. You can register online through Campus Connection.
• Hwy 83 Bypass bridge closes
• Eviction notice rumors untrue
• City employees want better pay plan
• Officials discuss temp housing plans
• Business of recovery
• We're gearing up for NCAA D2 athletics competition next year.
• Flood information and announcements
• Ewert: a nice lady
• Flood cancels State Fair
• Highway 83 Bypass bridge closed for repairs
• Boil order lifted for residents south of 2 & 52 Bypass in city limits
• North Dakota State Fair canceled
• Pump up the water
• Flood information and announcements
• Mischievous dogs rescued from roof during flood
• Checking in/checking out
• Loads of Hope sets up outside MSU Dome
• Officials discuss possible sites for housing
• Napolitano to tour Minot Wednesday
• Majority of flooded homes have extensive damage
• Minot State students, faculty and staff: MSU has a resource if you're looking for a place to stay, or to get assistance with cleaning, moving, etc. If you're able to offer any of those resources please visit this site as well. We'll be doi
• Schools making plans for upcoming year
• Minot life slowly returning to normal
• Residents look for answers about homes
• Searching for finances
• The Minot Daily News establishes fund to benefit flood victims
• Broadway closes temporarily
• Recovery coordinator: Don't count on home buyouts
• The Pirates of Penzance starts tonight at the MSU Summer Theatre. The show runs Thursday through Monday (July 7-11). All shows are in the MSU Amphitheater at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 for adults, $7 for senior citizens and children over 12, $5 for chil
• Westbound US Highway 2 south of Burdick Expressway in Minot now open
• Citizens committee sets framework to begin flood recovery
• Brooks Addition prepares
• A call to Him
• Safety comes first
• Students should park in the unreserved lots to the west and south of the library or the north Dome parking lot.
• Men on a Mission
• Classes resume at Minot State University
• Burlington buyouts pondered
• City prepares for heavy damage, long recovery
• Welcome back to class! All parking lots on the south side of campus are closed. The best place to park is in the Bishop Ryan lots as the Administration and Student Union parking lots are being used by people seeking FEMA assistance. Ticketing has been su
• Determined Driver
• Flood information and announcements
• Protecting the pets - Sterling Kennel boards hundreds of displaced pets
• BNSF trains return to service in Minot
• Festival of the Parks: Fun in the Flood Edition
• Ogden Newspapers establishes relief fund
• 83 Bypass reopened, Broadway hours extended
• Walter's Fame boils over
• Be it ever so humble
• Ogden Newspapers establishes relief fund
• Flood info, reports
• Gerle family grows
• Double jeopardy: Minot couple flooded twice this year
• SRT restores service to 900 homes
• Ogden Newspapers establishes relief fund
• Minot Area Recovery Fund at $1.73 million in donations
• Flood info, reports
• Air Force officer in Afghanistan manages flood with help from friends
• A case for more aid
• Flood raises issues
• Have a wonderful 4th of July, we'll see you for normal classes on July 5!
• Watch out for text scams
• Broadway hours expanded, starting Saturday
• Ogden Newspapers establishes relief fund; Some residents in NW area allowed back in homes
• First District Health Unit opens vaccination clinic
• Ward County begins plans to rebuild
• Bridge inspectors watching for damage
• Housing plans under way
• Summer school/activites on the MSU campus will resume on Tuesday, July 5. Updates for MSU summer school students can be found at www.minotstateu.edu (click on Flood Update). If you have questions about your summer class(es), please contact your instruct
• The show must go on
• Temporary MarketPlace a success
• Broadway re-opens
• Trinity Medical Arts reopens
• Flood issues don't stop services for seniors
• St. Alexius clinic, Thrifty White Drug provide services
• BROADWAY REOPENED FOR LIMITED HOURS
• Minot's water problems continue
• Minot moving into recovery mode
• Mobile homes a different cleanup challenge
• Three buns in one home
• Good will grill
• Marketplace Foods to open temporary location on North Hill
• FEMA gets a Minot welcome
• River levels slowly dropping
• Main breaks force conservation order
• 'This is what we do' - Minot man defines sacrificial giving
• Drive-thru water - Convoy of Hope serves Minot
• Library employees work to keep building dry
• Fair fate determined soon, main buildings protected
• MacMartin: We'll come back 'stronger than ever'
• Failure of 'corrective measure' led to boil order
• 1,561.72: Souris crest sets record four feet higher
• MINOT RESIDENTS ASKED TO USE WATER ONLY FOR EMERGENCIES
• Here's an update by President Fuller on MSU's flood situation: www.minotstateu.edu.
• HOEVEN: SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TO OPEN HELP CENTERS IN MINOT
• Flooding brings out many watchers
• Heavy machinery works to stabilize bridge
• Flooding makes victims of Minot schools
• Minot area sees its longest day
• Love conquers all: Minot couple fends off flood issues to take the plunge
• Flood evacuees sad but grateful
• Flows lower than Thursday estimate
• Flood of emotion: Reality flows in
• Flood Videos from 6-25-2011
• Flash flood warnings issued for Minot area
• Assistance from FEMA on fast track
• Evacuee moved in, then moved out
• Due to the flooding in the City of Minot, all face-to-face and IVN classes held on the Minot State University campus are cancelled until Tuesday, July 5th. All other classes, including those held at Minot Air Force Base, the Bismarck campus, and via Onli
• Classes are currently on hold as we watch what the rising waters do. If the north/south roads stay open, there will be a determination made this weekend or on Monday as to when classes will resume. Online class homework is still accessible by Blackboard.
• Video of 3rd St SE Flooding
• Minot Area Community Foundation (MACF) is establishing a fund to help the area
• Souris River pours through Minot
• Burlington dike work ends, more people evacuated
• Minot residents find power in prayer at Zion Lutheran Church
• Swamped:Corps says Souris flows to double by Saturday
• Flood information and announcements
• Swamped: Water starts to inundate the valley
• All classes for today are cancelled because of increased flood projections. Take care of yourselves and stay safe.
• BROADWAY CLOSED; VALLEY RESIDENTS SHOULD EVACUATE NOW
• Velva opens emergency operations center
• Widespread nightmare
• Dinner is served
• Officials hit the air to survey flood damage
• Hope and despair
• Minot Fire Department readies for flood
• Senator Conrad on the Senate floor
• The Dome is now taking in evacuees, we will try to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Hopefully the flood will pass sooner than later.
• Because of the flooding that the city of Minot is experiencing, summer theatre dates have been pushed back:
• Souris River tops dikes in several Minot neighborhoods
• Subdivision residents prepare to evacuate
• Northwest Minot residents pack up lives
• State Fair will go on
• Burlington evacuation deadline moved up
• Minot residents evacuate as historic rise in Souris River approaches
• Pool's closed...for now - Roosevelt Park Pool may be closed for summer
• Corps to build, raise dikes
• Burlington races to raise dikes as evacuation begins
• 'It's a sad day' - Crest could be 10 feet higher than June 1
• MSU remains open; MAFB opens shelter for military members
• Building Hope speaker encourages participants
• Minot State University is hosting our first orientation for accepted freshmen. It's always fun to meet our newest students!
• MINOT ORDERS MANDATORY EVACUATIONS; river level expected to reach 1,563 in Minot
• Whitesell keeps a vigilant watch over Minot
• Heavy rain causes problems
• Water woes continue
• City, areas preparing for more water
• Flash flood warning
• Truck collides with southwest Minot bridge
• Jazzin' it up at Roosevelt
• More flooding could happen
• Growth adds value
• 413-mile journey to honor N.D. soldiers who died in Afghanistan
• Historic bridge's lift system never used
• Counties begin redistricting process
• No solutions yet
• Board meets on special city election
• Two elected to Leeds School Board on Tuesday
• Amtrak major impact
• Presentation shows alcohol use in N.D. campuses
• 'Dizzy' is grand marshal
• Everyone tell the rain to stay away tonight. The second stop on the friend-raising golf tour is tonight in Rugby. Come on out at 4:30 for registration and golfing at 5:00. It looks like we should be done and gone before any rain hits!
• Heavy rain expected to hit Minot area tonight, could cause rise in river
• Area school election results
• West Nile surveillance activities begin
• Flow numbers vary
• Partners in excellence: 5th Bomb Wing, 91st Missile Wing receive Omaha Trophies
• Levees leave problems: Water Resource Board discusses levee situation
• Storm systems like 'dodging bullets'
• Voters approve sales-tax measure
• Foster named new school board member
• Hoeven wants Guantanamo Bay kept open
• Summer theater starts tonight at 8:30! Hopefully there won't be any rain for many reasons.
• Department of Health identifies first measles case since 1987
• Zoo season uncertain
• Groups debate sales-tax measure's property tax relief
• Souris stays steady
• Glinz preserves Bottineau's past
• Minot manages new crest
• Flood officials: Be 'especially vigilant' tonight
• Flood impacts Rice Lake
• Des Lacs River threatens Burlington once more
• St. Alexius buys former Sykes building
• 'Vigilance essential'; weeks of high flows for Souris
• 55th Street project on track for completion
• New paramedics class to begin
• Audubon water up
• Trinity Homes residents not returning yet
• Hair care fare dare
• Sales tax vote: Where the money might go
• Study shows 56,000 people in Minot in 15 years
• The Souris rises again
• The always popular MSU summer theatre is almost ready to kick off its season with "The Drowsy Chaperone". Performances run every night at 8:30 starting Tuesday, June 14 and running through Sunday, June 19. Make reservations at 858-3228 as perfo
• Dakota Chamber Music in full swing
• Small towns, big booms
• Suspects plead innocent in murder trial
• Tentative times ahead: Record release to raise Souris
• Minot public school board choose three finalists
• Semi rolls over on Burdick
• Apple Grove grievance
• Mail management - Post office officials to study services in Douglas
• Check out the adventures of eight Minot State University students who have been studying abroad during the 2010-2011 academic year along with the students who are traveling abroad this summer:
• Possible chemical spill on East Burdick Expressway
• Google gives presentation to Minot teachers about apps
• National Guard prepares for thunderstorms
• Celebration put on hold
• City fills key city positions
• Everyone allowed home
• Tomorrow is the first of six Friend-Raising Golf Tour events. Join us at the Velva course at 4:30 for registration and a shotgun start at 5:00 p.m. We'll have prizes and a social for all participants. It's going to be a lot of fun!
• Minot State resumes full operations today. Welcome back to class and welcome College for Kids, Dakota Chamber Music Institute, Victim Assistance, and the Girls Individual Skills Basketball Camp. How are you spending your summer?
• All Minot residents can move back into evacuation zones
• Teamwork is job one
• Back in Business
• Voters' verdict: Minot citizens to decide tax fate
• Some evacuees allowed to return home
• Many residents might not be returning home soon
• Spillway spectacle
• Food for fighters
• Flooding expected at Fort Stevenson Marina
• North Dakota State Fair 2011
• Some Minot residents allowed back into homes
• Minot Wal-Mart keeps busy
• Evacuation delays Minot Daily News delivery
• Businesses help employees deal with evacuation
• Guard helping Minot evacuate
• Souris crests in Minot
• Souris River crests; Several Minot streets remain closed
• Minot State helping with flood fight
• Schools work to move equipment during evacuation
• A comfort during difficult times
• Trinity Homes Evacuated, Trinity Health undergoes preparedness planning
• Dodging disaster
• The flood fight begins: Hotels running out of rooms for evacuators
• The flood fight begins: Sandbagging volunteers waiting for sand
• Downstream residents prepare for more water
• EVACUATED!
• Minot in desperate need of sandbagging help
• Burlington residents brace for surge
• CITY ORDERS MANDATORY EVACUATIONS; High water forces closure of streets, bridges; MSU, Minot Public Schools closed
• Juvenile driver charged with fleeing from police
• The dive to save lives: Unusual situations challenge dive rescue teams
• As we remember them: Memorial Day ceremony held in auditorium
• A 'perfect storm' - Long, heavy rains flood Minot streets
• Magi golfers finish fourth and sixth
• ORCS class of 2011 graduates
• Magic memories
• Sewer main collapses
• Slippery when wet: Backup plans in place if flooding hits bike tour
• River preparations ongoing
• Fort Berthold's bad roads: Damaged roads impact life on Fort Berthold
• Memorial Day program moved to Minot auditorum
• Committee approves MAGIC Fund rural grants
• The Souris at Estevan: Flood control resevoirs face major test for 2011
• Looysen: Fed budget cuts will impact school district
• Souris outlook improves: Less water expected
• Insurance department offers flood information
• Red Cross volunteer to help with Mont. flood efforts
• Red Cross helping flood victims
• Avoiding a water hazard
• Dike work continues
• Six Beaver track stars begin their quest for a national championship today at the NAIA Outdoor National Championships in Marion, Ind. Wish Zach Ryan, Hanna Johnson, Kirk Capdeville, Carlos Hernandez, Brandon Velasquez and Josh Ming luck. Abbey Aide and
• Minot dikes grow
• Teacher contract negotions ongoing
• Bottineau brotherhood
• Minot objects to limit on access to oil grants
• Worst case Souris scenario
• 'It will drain out': Culvert refurbishment might be key to water problems at base
• Jury decides Minot man's actions were self-defense
• Church cleaning up wet basement
• City asks Corps to take charge of dikes
• Minot races to raise dikes
• Mark your calenders now: The 6th annual MSU golf tour could be coming to a town near you. We'll be visiting six cities this year, starting with Velva on June 7. The format for each stop is a four-person, 9-hole scramble. For a full list of dates, ci
• City begins raising dikes throughout Minot
• TGU-Granville kindergarteners collect pop tops for charity
• Finding a cure: Area groups prepare for 2011 Relay for Life event
• Tallman takes the stand
• Souris River still stubborn; More high water ahead
• 'Unbelievable' - Governor, mayors view Souris basin from above
• Dr. John Girard, MSU Business Administration professor, is teaching on board a cruise ship in the Caribbean as part of the Semester at Sea. Follow his blog at: How are you living your summer to its fullest?
• Lynsi Schneider is for birds
• Water war wages on
• Street flooded; motorists asked to avoid Broadway/4th Ave. area
• Bishop Ryan sees another class through
• Three pilots share memories of flying the B-25
• Trinity Health gets second mammography unit
• Parshall remembers
• Webb sentenced for possession of child pornography
• Prosecutors make their case
• City responds to Souris
• Damaged wind turbine to be fixed in June
• Walking the walk: Mother Earth Water Walkers raise awareness of water
• Minot murder trial continues
• Flood watch issued
• New development in Stanley
• The MSU women's softball team begins play today in the NAIA National Softball Tournament in Gulf Shores, Alabama against Lindsey Wilson (Ky.). The women's golf team is in 23rd after the second round of the Women's Golf National Championshi
• Opening arguments begin
• Minot seeks new salvage
• Berglund named officer of the year
• Whiting picks CHS to market gas from new plant
• Release increase for Souris River, Sherwood flows high
• Lodge sweet lodge: Fund-raising campaign for Annie's House is halfway home
• Rice Lake residents ask for water help
• Berg: 'The problem is the Senate'
• As promised here's a short highlight video from the 2011 MSU commencement ceremony. A DVD of the entire ceremony will be available for purchase on 05/20/11. There is no charge, but copies are limited to one per person.
• Hall of Famer Killebrew dies at 74
• Souris flows lowered, faulty gauge the culprit
• Kim Brown to talk about 'Arthur' at Minot Public Library
• For the birds...literally: Lunder welcomed to a bird's nest in her bicycle
• N.D. Supreme Court is next stop for economic development lawsuit
• Hawk released
• Banner missing from roadside memorial returned
• Sunday Souris surprise: Souris River forecast rises
• Guard remains ready for flood response
• Five years later
• Minot-area ranchers come through snowstorm with minimal losses
• Unique opportunity
• High water difficult for homeowners, farmers
• Jinx lives up to its name on Friday the thirteenth
• Bring on Spring: Scandinavian Heritage Park getting ready to open
• Medcenter One to open Minot clinic
• MSU marchers: Graduates celebrate by donning caps and gowns at the dome
• Stay tuned for a taped broadcast of the entire commencement ceremony. We will stream it on our web site. There will also be a DVD available for purchase and a short highlight video of the event. We'll let you know when all of these are ready. Once a
• You just graduated, what are you going to do next? Congratulations graduates for all of your hard work and dedication, it's paying off!
• Load restrictions now on several Ward roads
• Divide to stop permits for rigs to protect roads
• Electric cooperative crews brave the elements
• Frack to the future: Verendrye planning for future Ward oil development
• Souris to remain high
• Tomorrow's the big day! See the commencement list to see who's making the jump to the next stage of their life: can also use this link to tune in to a live broadcast of commencement exercises (9:30 a.m. CST).
• Beaver Creek Café has changed hours for the rest of the week.
• Minot receives award from Allegiant
• It's construction season
• Burlington prepares for high water
• Logan family battling high water since early April
• Critical days ahead
• MSU announces year-end awards for four wrestlers. Great job in your first season guys:
• Welcome to our campus KMOT Best in Class students! We look forward to hosting some of the best high school students in the region.
• Souris River tops flood stage, rising
• Sudden rise for Souris
• Rice Lake residents seek solution to flooding problem
• Major rise for Souris
• 'Sensational' runoff
• Gear up for finals by first filling up your stomach with some nice hardy brain food. Stop by Beaver Creek Cafe (2nd floor cafeteria) tonight from 9:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. for the annual finals breakfast served by the MSU vice presidents.
• Another great look at the Minot State Wellness Center. The facility will open in 2012 and will feature a climbing wall; fitness rooms; gyms for practices, recreation and dances. It will also be connected to Swain Hall by way of a sky walk. As a student,
• The Minot State women's softball team punched their ticket back to Nationals in Alabama by beating Dickinson State to win the DAC championship:
• Safety is main concern
• Smette, Kaylor elected to TGU school board
• Working together: Alaska, Hawaii reps come to N.D. on energy development
• Boom or bust? - Petroleum Council president optimistic about improvement
• Boom or bust? - Companies try to be good neighbors
• Boom or bust? - Landowners unhappy with oil companies
• Double victory for Minot Air Force Base
• On the right track: Meals on Wheels to deliver 75,000 meals this year
• 'The Big M' building is finally sold
• Shelter shape-up: Students help get YMCA shelter ready
• The Beaver Dam will be CLOSED on Saturday, May 7 because of the State Class B Music Festival. All Sodexo locations will also have different hours of operation. See the attached photo for details:
• State oil and gas lease sale totals $47 1/2 million
• Census: younger families leaving mark on Minot
• Minot home has history
• Oil boom impacts base housing
• Cutting the cord
• Lake Sakakawea climbing: Major runoff expected
• Souris flows increased; further river rises likely
• Students become sundaes for cancer charity
• Forestry dept. once again offers boulevard trees
• The list of the 690 undergraduate and graduate students eligible to walk in commencement ceremony on May, 13 at 10:00 a.m. has been released: has the journey been like for you or your student?
• Budget law to provide information for taxpayers
• Running out of room: Government forced to review reimbursement rates
• Troubled waste station gets new manager
• Flooding issues fill county board meeting
• Minot GOP legislators recap session
• Congratulations to the Minot State University Robotics Club who received national recognition by taking first place in the Penn State Abington Mini Grand Challenge outdoor robot contest. To see the robots in action and to read the full story:
• Sawyer rockfest canceled due to lack of sponsors
• Downtown's hair apparent: Tom Plemel doesn't plan on retirement anytime soon
• MAGIC Fund grant for airport improvements OK'd
• Bin Laden's death bittersweet for Mandaree couple
• Storm impacts Amtrak service
• Tonight at 7:30 p.m. is the last full Minot State band concert of the semester. But it's not even the last concert this week that we'll participate in: Eight MSU students have been invited to perform with the United States Air Force Heartland
• Power outages continue in N.D.
• Hammond out of retirement
• Bin Laden killed; Al-Qaida leader buried at sea
• Mohall contact center will expand to Fargo
• How to cope with flooding
• Weather strands motorists, causes power outages
• Weather warm enough for planting, but fields too wet
• NO TRAVEL ADVISED FOR WARD COUNTY
• A May Day to remember: Red Cross makes Easter baskets for Veterans
• Police officer honored for 2010 rescue of boy in river
• Brian Kalk announces run for Senate
• Souris shows some signs of settling
• FEMA team takes tour of Ward County flood impact
• Land Department conducts first online land sale
• Spring Honor Dance
• New zebra born at zoo
• Sawyer authorities seek information
• Church celebrates grant for new equipment
• Hope to see you at the Spring Honor Dance and Powwow tomorrow and Saturday. It's free and open to the public. Join us for dance competitions, vendor tables and indian tacos.
• If you're planning on taking classes this summer, don't wait to register for classes. Go to Classes with low enrollment after May 1 will be cancelled.
• Edison fourth graders host pie social
• Excitement in the air
• Amtrak, BNSF plan for possible alternate route
• Hoeven brings federal aid message to flood fighters
• Souris runoff now in system
• Today the MSU Concert Choir joins forces with the Williston State College Choir and hits the road (yet stays in Minot) to perform at the First Presbyterian Church tonight at 8:00 p.m.
• Committee rejects tax abatement for apartments
• Trinity dietitian offers spring weight loss tips
• An unforgettable moment: Stanley student gets unique prom experience
• Judge orders jury pool reduction in murder case
• A salute for shoes: Soldier from Minot delivers thanks for shoes to Afghanistan
• Do you sometimes feel like you're not living up to your full potential? Experience "The 100% Factor: How to Live Your Capacity." Jodee Bock, author helps participants examine how much of their lives they are actually living. Get exposed to
• Fire department monitoring Easter Sunday fire scene
• Quadruple homicide case still under police investigation
• Reviving an old dance
• Souris surges through Minot
• Boy, oh boy it's wet
• Like you need another excuse to get out and enjoy our nice weather, but we're going to give you one anyway. Join us for tailgating following the MSU Beaver's final spring practice scrimmage on Saturday, April 30. The scrimmage starts at 10 a.m.
• On and along the Souris River
• "The day the music lived"
• Additional Photos of the Easter Sunday fire
• Easter Sunday fire
• Harold Schafer family is next film project for The Dakota Institute
• Power plant tours show updated exhibits
• Oh, Easter tree
• Flooding near Minot
• Hunting at the zoo
• Scientist panel to release fracking review
• Souris rapid rise
• Minot murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Souris River system tested
• Supervisor: Recent oil spill caused by runoff
• Public talks deficit with Berg in Minot
• An effort to defeat
• MSU Alumni - Are you employed in a science, technology, engineering or math-related occupation in North Dakota? You may be eligible for up to $6,000 in student loan forgiveness. See:
• Red Cross seeks veteran, military nominees for May Day baskets
• High water wracks Bottineau County
• Corps eases up operations
• Students clean MSU campus
• Flood talks with Conrad
• It's a great day to be of service at Minot State. Help with the campus wide clean up for Earth Day from 9:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m. (meet in the quad) or put together a personal care kit for the Japan Relief Project from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (meet in t
• Mandan spoils opener
• Good news and bad news on flooding
• Training in jeopardy
• Fore! But When?
• Fighting off the flood
• Minot man convicted to serve 30 years in federal prison
• Minot State, MVAW Recycling Center to observe Earth Day
• A field of their own
• Muddy roads, reserve pits flooding main problems in oil field
• River reservoirs filling
• Take a tour through "A Tunnel of Oppression" in the Conference Center (Student Center, third) floor. This is a unique diversity initiative student project created by Katie Ferguson that shows what people experience in abuse, racism and intolera
• Small city, big impact
• Rice Lake sees flood problems
• Minot AFB has water challenges too
• Return to glory days
• Heliplane given more time to comply
• Packed parking
• Going top shelf
• Record snowfall likely to be topped
• Legislature considers funding for base retention
• Need to take your mind off the Spring snow? Join us for "Much Ado About Nothing", an MSU Theatre Department production at 7:30 p.m. in the Aleshire Theater.
• Red Cross assists families displaced by flooding
• Flood making impact on railroads
• Des Lacs River in decline
• Minot asks residents to be watchful through high water period
• Washing away records
• Man arrested after robbery at Minot's Gate City Bank
• Governor heads flood tour
• 'This blows 2009 out of the water'
• Minot sits secure for now
• Flood evacuees have options for boarding
• Drama, trauma what next?
• We have some pretty great pool players in the Beaver Dam. But none of them compare to today's guest, Dr. Cue. Stop by the Beaver Dam at noon or at 7:00 p.m. for a pretty amazing trick shot demonstration.
• Answering the needy call
• Development to bring homes, businesses to Stanley
• A river runs through it, just about
• Water woes continue
• 'Marketplace for Kids' shows off projects
• Welcome to campus Marketplace for Kids! Have fun in all of your classes today. Come see what these students are capable of and support them by stopping by to see their projects from 11:35 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. in the Dome.
• Flooding raises safety concerns
• Rollover near Maxbass kills one
• Legislation planned on energy resources
• Zealous Zoologist
• Spillway sidestep
• URGENT: Summer semester registration is required by May 1 for all classes. Your prompt action is needed as low enrollment classes will be cancelled. Contact the registrar's office if you have any questions at 858.3345. Visit: to register for all c
• It should get up to 60 degrees today, to celebrate, we're giving you several things to do tonight: Beavers Got Talent (7:00), a self defense workshop (7:00), David Holler, a tenor Student Music Recital (7:30). What are you going to do to celebrate t
• Williston State College presents new academic logo
• North Plains Elementary wins 'Healthy School Makeover' contest
• Clean-up crews ready
• Waterways cresting
• Ground breaking set for Williston splash pad
• Refuge closures possible due to federal shutdown
• Tribal business council responds to transition team's actions
• Water troubles flow
• Willow Creek to flood
• Six contestants showed off their vocal talents in the Beaver Idol finals on April 6. KMSU (MSU's student run TV station) broadcasted the event and gave away prizes of an iPad 2, an iPod Touch, and a restaurant gift certificate.
• Forecasters lower flood threat for Minot
• Water break floods Minot business
• Velva's flood fight
• Awesome speaker, Michel Chikwanine, tonight, April 7th, at 7 p.m., Minot State, 3rd Floor Conference Center, Student Center. Free and open to the public. You will be inspired and moved when you hear his story.
• Our students, faculty and staff in Norway have been busy learning about the Norwegian government, welfare system, university system and much more. They've also been very active blogging about their experiences and have posted some gorgeous photos. C
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Rising water raises concern
• For the first time in history, the MSU women's softball team plays at Herb Parker Stadium. Don't miss it, Thursday, April 7 at 1:00 p.m.
• Students - The Beaver Idol Finale is tonight, enjoy free pizza with friends and vote for your favorite. Tonight you decide who wins.
• Sharing Culture through foreign exchange students
• City ready to accept credit cards
• County grants tax exemptions; gets good flood news
• Flood preparations
• Trinity Health opens new same day surgery area
• Trinity Health recognized with Best in Value award
• Williston sets seasonal snowfall record
• City agrees to put sales tax to vote
• Mountain snows boost lake outlook
• 'Fill The Dome'
• Children and their families enjoyed interacting with students, faculty and staff about academic programs, student organizations, art and music activities and more. On top of that, the kids had their share of games and candy.
• Our students have arrived in Norway, follow their travels:
• Lieberg earns Governor Award
• Minot AFB airmen to return from Guam
• Spills occurred at wells in the Mandaree and Keene areas
• Gardening by the foot
• Rescued from the snow
• Des Lacs River awakens
• Ward, Minot police seeking missing juvenile
• Congrats to new Student Government President, Max Buchholz! For the full list of election results:
• County declares flood emergency
• City flood preparation under way
• Missouri River cancels pulses
• Centennial Park coming along
• Aldermen want Heliplane to comply with agreement
• City more at ease with flood prediction
• Ward fifth in health
• Four Minot State students and two faculty members are making an academic visit to Harstad University College in Norway from April 1-10. Follow their experiences at www.minotstateu.edu/international/blog.
• Stop by and visit MSU at the Mall this Saturday, April 2 from noon to 3:00 p.m. This interactive public event is a great way to visit with students, faculty and staff about academic programs, student organizations, events, arts and music activities! Chil
• Plans to raise dikes
• Airport to seek MAGIC funds for parking, terminal
• Residents propose Minot extend expiring NAWS tax for new uses
• Community expansion
• Minot murder trial moves forward
• Experience some of the most demanding concert pieces from internationally renowned performers this Saturday night at 7:30 in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall on the MSU campus.
• Scouting out a hero
• Another apartment complex clears planning commission
• Hydrologist's view of Souris Basin melt impact
• Zoo adding building
• Check out an article from the Minot Daily on storied Minot High swim coach and MSU alumnus Kathy Aspaas:
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• Pool of memories
• Conference for Bakken investors set for Minot
• All Girl Extravaganza
• Prairie Warrior Auction
• The forgotten Totten Trail
• March Madness is going by quickly. But you can let the basketball continue by registering for on of the annual MSU basketball tournaments at www.msubeavers.com or by calling 858-3041.
• Minot man arrested for misdemeanors
• Ness named MSU public information director
• Something for everyone
• Principal position at Perkett to become full-time
• Minot reports felony crimes down in 2010
• Former Minot State University football standout Johnny Lester recently had a "Pro Day" workout with NFL scouts:
• Harvey business cited by OSHA as having unsafe conditions
• Looking for angels
• Minot near record total snowfall
• Digging out again
• March 23 Minot Daily News Online
• Bartlett to testify for changes on home school bill
• ECO-Pad saves costs, land
• 'Everybody is tired of this'
• Minot State University art students took home seven awards in categories ranging from photography to illustration at the North Dakota Advertising Federation Student Competition Feb. 24-25 in Fargo. This year’s professional judges awarded three gold
• Sisterhood on skates
• Minot Public Schools cancels classes for Wednesday; no travel advised
• REINS Act making its way through Congress
• Relief mission for Japan
• If you're ready to get a new spring "do", why not take part in the Salon charity showdown. Minot State social work major Lorianne Cree has organized a charity drive in which thirteen local hair salons will donate money from some of the hai
• Thank you to all the students who completed the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) survey. You've provided us with much useful information to guide important decisions and change the future of MSU. If you still haven't completed the
• Quilters perfect their art
• Quilt show draws hundreds seeking inspiration
• Internet service is back to SRT customers
• Man drives into MBM Auto building
• Longfellow school tributes 'everyday heroes'
• Minot AFB airman to take part in disaster relief in Japan
• Salon charity showdown
• Break out of the cabin fever blahs with one of the hottest ways to get fit, Zumba! Now through the end of the semester, students can Zumba it up every Thursday night at 7:00 in the Swain Hall Pedagogy Lab.
• Boots & Coots making progress at oil-well fire
• Clean up continues at oil spill site
• Pietsch to take flight
• Hstfest lineup announced
• North Dakota cited in National Flood Outlook
• School board seeking to buy more land
• Minot wins airport of the year
• Minot's growth raises population past 40,000
• Funding secured for northeast bypass
• Airport sees profits
• Man arrested for assaulting employee
• Semi tanker overturns west of New Town
• Bypass project documents to be sent to Washington
• High-tech help
• Voltaire native trying to get out of Japan after earthquake
• Watch the new Wellness Center as it rises and becomes a a modern state-of-the-art facility housing programs that foster a healthy lifestyle:
• Watch the stands at Herb Parker Stadium live as they come down, all the way through their rebirth as a beautiful facility to match the field:
• Murder charges
• Aftershocks of Japan quake being recorded in N.D.
• Minot native in Japan talks about quake
• Fujimori says Nuclear plants' meltdown threat is a big worry
• A sight to see
• Follow construction on the new Wellness Center: and on the stadium seating remodel:
• The students may be gone on Spring Break, but our campus is still full of activity. Welcome to the Energy Impact Symposium and the 250 high school students competing in the Campus Players Invitational Speech Meet.
• Jackie Velk to retire
• Storm keeps law busy
• Hynek stands strong
• Man found stabbed to death in Minot
• About 300 Minot AFB people in Guam; No injuries, no damages
• Japan quake recorded at Noonan
• Welcome to all fans and players for the Special Olympics Basketball tournament. We're happy to share our campus with you for today and tomorrow.
• Minot State University cancels classes
• Boots & Coots arrives at well-site fire
• Arnegard man fills tag on Fort Berthold
• High cost of repairs
• Souris rising at Sherwood
• Safety exercise conducted
• North Dakota was recently voted the 3rd happiest state in the nation!
• Extra-territorial zoning discussed
• Airman improves after being wounded
• Minot tourism grows
• Poll shows N.D.'s well-being leads to happiness
• Census concerns
• Last Wednesday students competed for the chance to be crowned Beaver Idol. Tonight, they and you get another chance. Sing an original song or compete in karaoke for a spot in the final six and a chance at a free iPad. Join KMSU channel 19 in the Beaver D
• Woman runs red light, strikes bus
• Visting pilot speaks at Minot school
• Long term Vocational Workshop board member steps down
• Flood preparation
• This old neighborhood
• Construction has officially started on the new Wellness Center, watch it live:
• Today is Mardi Gras, what's the coolest thing you will be doing today? We have a few options for you. There's a dessert tasting night at the First Lutheran Church at 6:30 with entertainment by MSU singers and the True Soul Brothaz. For more cl
• Blood drive competition
• Rise in home prices slows in Minot
• City plans review of Heliplane's future in Minot
• Minot's winter snowfall climbing
• Clean up under way at two sites in oil field
• Harold Hamm: A leader in the charge on the Bakken
• Local groups assist Minot veterans
• Fair Foundation offers opportunity
• Multiple intrusions in city
• Economic development
• Big DIY crowd
• Dickinson man fills mountain lion tag on reservation
• Lending a hand
• B-ball brings bucks
• The 8 towns that qualified for the tournament gathered for the traditional pep rally and skit show on Friday, March 4. There were some pretty fun and creative ideas for the skits, which was your favorite?
• Congratulations to New Town, Dickinson Trinity, Grafton and North Star, winners in yesterday's ND Class B Boy's Basketball Tournament. Who's going to win today?
• Judge enters plea for airman charged in death
• Souris Basin flood risk rises
• First Phoenix flight full
• Funding for 55th Street project in jeopardy
• Nursing students put on community fair
• Welcome to campus ND Class B Boys Basketball Tournament. Let us know if we can be of assistance. We hope you enjoy your stay!
• Hoeven asks for updated study of oil reserves
• New hotel to be completed by summer
• Township trouble
• Missouri Basin runoff boosted
• State Fair lineup announced
• Sure you can procrastinate and wait until you graduate to find a job. But who wants that extra stress? Visit with potential employers today and have something lined up and waiting for you before you accept your diploma. The MSU job fair is going on toda
• Eating-disorder survivor and MSU PR student, Sara King, has undertaken an extensive senior project to bring public attention and awareness to the critical need to battle eating disorders in Minot and the United States. King has brought in guest speakers
• Library considers accepting debit cards
• Airport considers expanded parking options
• County approves purchase of new bookmobile
• LiDAR battles the flood
• State Fair announces entertainment for 2011
• Hopefully soon the weather will make up its mind. Until then, we have some great indoor entertainment. Vocal Group Chapter 6 is bringing their uptempo a cappella show to the Aleshire Theater tonight at 8:00 p.m.
• February month of cold temps, little snowfall
• Nominees announced for N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame
• A leader in the Bakken play
• City planners wrestle with housing density
• Post office troubles
• 'Customer service'
• Verendrye offers grant to needy organizations
• A scorching lesson
• Souris turned over to Corps
• Minot schools hire Mark Vollmer
• Hess Corp.: $1.8B in N.D.
• This evening (or Saturday or even Sunday) take your special someone out to take in the MSU theater production of A Doll's House. The play begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday; and 2:00 p.m. on Sunday.
• Watching, waiting on water
• School board interviews Jeff Lind
• Eid Passport begins construction of Minot office
• Williston college to offer English for non-native speakers
• Fifty years of '52s
• The Student Success Center had their annual fashion show featuring correct and incorrect attire for interviews and professional jobs.
• The MSU women and men won their first round playoff matches to advance in the DAC conference playoffs. The men's wrestling team is ranked in the top 20 nationwide for the first time this season. To find out more about all of these stories:
• Man charged with assaulting officers
• Boeing to continue modernizing B-52
• Domestic violence incident required SWAT team
• Petroleum price climbs
• Contagious enthusiasm
• STUDENTS - bet U R sick of winter?? Ssoo get your summer gear out - your flip flops, shorts, tank-tops, and sunglasses and get to the MSU Dome tonight to heat up the RED ALERT Student Spirit Section! Cheer on the Lady Beavers in their first DAC playo
• Fire and ice safety
• Derailed grain train impacts rail traffic
• Expo Barn made available for sandbagging
• First super finalist
• The MSU women's team won two big games, including one against Black Hills State (9) to carry some momentum into the DAC Playoffs. The first round starts on Wednesday, Feb. 23 in the Dome at 7:00 p.m. MSU also partnered with Xcel Energy in a recycli
• Foxholm Flood Warning, town OK
• Catching A Dream
• Fort Berthold roads
• Three Affiliated Tribes youth meet Michelle Obama
• State Fair grandstand pub roof damaged
• Home away from home
• House bill might raise student tuition
• For the good of the order
• Technology invasion
• Are you deep into P90X or are you staying up to date on your New Year's Resolution but are concerned that the campus being closed on President's Day (Monday 02/21) will throw you off? Don't be! The fitness center will be open from noon to
• Some government offices closed Monday for Presidents' Day
• Finalists selected to interview for position at MSU
• Living skills updated
• Firearms measure might stay in holster
• Rig numbers climbing
• There's several reasons to get on the Green Out train this weekend (Feb. 18 (5:30 p.m. & 19 (4:00 p.m.)). First, it's your last chance to cheer on your Beaver basketball teams this year and also their last DAC games ever (not counting pla
• Eating disorders are a problem, but not one that only affects girls. Join us tonight in the Beaver Dam at 7:00 p.m. for "It's Time to Talk about it" by Troy Roness, National Eating Disorder Association male advocate and speaker. The event
• Every year the MSU Biology club brings in leading scientists, artists and local bands to create a confluence of music, art and science that draws attention to the work of Charles Darwin.
• Minot declares emergency for potential flooding
• Minot AFB has $513.7 million economic impact on local community
• Snow leads to canceled mail delivery
• Belcourt flooding continues
• 'Pile of water' in basin
• Minot State University night classes (campus and MAFB) cancelled for Thursday, February 17 due to severe weather.
• The Public Relations Student Society of America put on an open house today to invite new people to come learn about the organization and get free food. To get involved, contact Audra Myerchin at 858-4238.
• Williston pursues potential lawsuit over mineral rights
• Counting is for the birds
• Road kill removal crew busy
• Flooding situation is getting better
• Flooding in Belcourt
• 75 students picked up free tie dye t-shirts on Feb. 15 to wear at the Green Out on Friday, Feb. 18 and Saturday, Feb. 19. We'll be giving away 125 more on Thursday, Feb. 17 from noon to 2:00 p.m. in front of the Beaver Dam.
• Check out one of Minot State's newest majors, a combination of criminal justice and wildlife management:
• There's several reasons to get on the Green Out train this weekend (Feb. 18 & 19). First, it's your last chance to cheer on your Beaver basketball teams this year and also their last DAC games ever (not counting playoffs). Second, MSU is pa
• Conrad makes case for current B-52, active silo strength
• Ward County Courthouse to enhance security
• Timely airboat training
• Flood emergency
• County crews 'pushing snow back'
• Last year, MSU gave out $1.2 million in scholarships, don't miss out on your share. Today's the scholarship deadline, apply at:
• MSU STUDENTS!! Get ready for this weekend’s GREEN OUT by tie dying t-shirts in the Beaver Dam today from Noon-4 p.m. T-shirts will be provided – you just tie dye your t-shirt green and wear it on Friday and Saturday night to the basketball
• Fitness on the Fly at Crane Hall at 2:00 today. Open to students, faculty and staff: The bigger your dose of exercise, the more it can pay off in your academic achievement. Get smarter while your tennis shoes are moving - your brain cells are happiest w
• Man arrested for third DUI, resisting arrest
• Budget includes nearly $68 million in Minot AFB projects
• Police: Quadruple homicide still under investigation
• Murder charges
• We have some pretty amazing students, one of them, Whitney Loftesnes was featured in today's Minot Daily News. Great job Whitney!
• Students, if you haven't responded yet, look for the NSSE survey (National Survey of Student Engagement) in your email today! This is one way to really make your voice be heard and guide important decisions that will change the future of Minot State
• Limke to retire
• Man charged for assault
• Meeting set on Cobell Indian trust settlement
• Kenmare mayor sees oil as positive for city
• Tractor pulling for a cause
• Gun call leads to domestic charges
• Williston man arrested for trespassing
• Max house a total loss for family
• Minot police department officers promoted
• New look for old center
• Hoeven: Too early to know specifics of New START Treaty
• It's a great day at Minot State, Darwin Day is in full swing with events all day long. You can get a quick date tonight at 9:00 p.m. It's speed dating in the Beaver Dam, just in time for Valentines Day. Best of all, it's 32 degrees in Min
• Crew scheduled at site for clean up
• Askvig considers anti-bullying bill for next legislative session
• FEMA flood insurance facts
• Tops in Blue relocate
• In their last game as conference foes, the MSU women's basketball team took it to DSU, while the men suffered a defeat.
• Minot State President David Fuller was one of 15 people selected to help advise the United States Department of Education on February 18 in Washington D.C. What would you say about your university and your state if you were selected for this honor?
• Equipment failure cause of spill at well site
• Minot child porn case delayed
• Autopsy results for body found near Tioga
• Case-by-case concern
• MAGIC Fund has strong year in 2010
• N.D. couple back from Egypt
• State: Fracking diesel use 'tiny'
• Emergency Exercise
• Minot State Students had a week to forget the colder temperatures and just enjoy a few really great activities.
• Tonight is the last home wrestling dual of the season. It's been a highly successful year with nine wrestlers qualifying for Nationals. Not bad for a first year team. See you at the Dome at 7:00. After the wrestling battle, be entertained by some s
• Officer receives award for heroics
• Williams to speak on treatments
• Missouri Basin water on the way
• Council supports affordable housing project
• Entrepreneurship in auto
• Like the outdoors? Ever thought about being a fish and wildlife officer?
• Only a few days left, DarwinDay activities start on Thursday!
• Population growing
• Al Jazeera English coming to Fort Berthold
• One more for Ranum
• Treaty expected to have minimal impact on Minot base
• Minot police officers recognized for dedication
• That's the ticket
• New degree to be offered at Minot State
• Woman found in field
• Berg heard N.D. echo in Congress
• New spin on old story
• Minot State University welcomes North Dakota high school psychologists to the 3rd Annual North Dakota High School Psychologists Symposium.
• If you can get one thing done before the weekend, like our Minot State University Enrollment Services facebook page. This is the best place to get information if you're thinking about enrolling at MSU.
• See the live taping of "Dakota Air: The Radio Show," the live radio show that celebrates North Dakota with talent, history and culture from across the state. Tickets are $16 for the taping this Saturday at 7:00 p.m. in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall.
• EPA reviews fracking
• Kalmio had felonious ties to Twin Cities
• County looks at financing for new building
• Residents weigh oil tax reduction against infrastructure needs
• Carlotta Walls Lanier spoke to a packed house at Ann Nicole Nelson Hall about diversity, tolerance, equal rights and the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. She also took time to meet with members of the community and sign 100
• Windchill Wednesday
• Cause to be careful
• Two shooting victims known to police
• Man connected to four shooting deaths in custody
• Walters wins it
• Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow today, that means an early spring. Do you think he's right?
• Students, look for the NSSE survey (National Survey of Student Engagement) in your email today! This is one way to really make your voice be heard and guide important decisions that will change the future of Minot State.
• Minot State University was honored to host Carlotta Walls LaNier, a key figure in one of the most trying and nationally followed public school integrations in history:
• Neighbors say apartments need to go
• Egyptologist monitoring Egypt situation
• Planning ahead of time
• Punxsutawney Phil aside, Minot likely not free of winter yet
• Blizzard of e-mails about hoax
• Carlotta LaNier is here tonight! Come hear her story tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. In 1957, at age 14, Carlotta Walls LaNier was the youngest Little Rock Nine member to integrate Central High School. This act of courage and defiance be
• Parshall residents see their story on 'Boomtown'
• Input sought for park
• Wolford couple escapes turmoil in Egypt
• Two men injured in stabbing incident
• Police: No suspect
• Two men injured in stabbing incident
• Stolen vehicle report leads to arrest of 14-year-old Minot boy
• Living the dream
• Tribe mourns dead
• Investigation into homicides continues
• Palermo post office to close doors Tuesday
• Leader at Tioga's helm finds growth is challenging
• Stepping in snowshoes
• Grain prices rise steadily
• Homicide victims identified
• Tax relief bills jockey for legislator attention
• Multiple homicides
• Minot State welcomes the ND Association of Dance and Drill Competition on campus today and tomorrow!
• The Minot State University Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning and Diversity Committee invite the public to an evening of education and awareness as presented by Congressional Gold Medal recipient Carlotta Walls LaNier. This unique event, which is f
• Grizzly's to expand by August
• Carlotta Walls LeNier to speak at MSU
• Devils Lake forecast, concerns increased
• Defending Fort Berthold
• The Dakota Air Radio Show is coming to Minot State. Take in a live taping of this variety show that's loaded with talent.
• Motel shooting suspect in court
• Heavy snow collapses roof of house
• Record building; more ahead
• Shining a light on hunger
• Yesterday the MSU men's and women's basketball teams gave back by serving free sloppy joes to students. Give back to them tonight by supporting your teams against Jamestown College in the first home games since we were accepted into the NSIC.
• Preparing for growth
• Becoming a Burckhard
• Time to think flood insurance
• Students await ladybug decision
• Join the MSU Mu Sigma Tau Fraternity, roll up your sleeves to save a life. Donate blood in the east lounge on the second floor of the Student Center through 2:00 p.m. today.
• Several vehicles stuck on Cty Rd 19
• Several arrested in incident Sunday
• Group seeks to change N.D.'s oil tax
• Apartment complex still a 'no go' in southeast Minot
• Go Red at the gala
• Do you want to complete your degree or get a 4-year degree from a public university. But you don't want to leave Bismarck? Check out classes from Minot State on the Bismarck State College campus or online. See: www.askmsu/bsc
• want to have fun and make some pretty good money too? We're looking for someone to pump up the crowd as Buckshot this Wednesday and Sunday nights. To suit up as our mascot, contact Teresa at: 858-3062.
• more than ever, Minot State is committed to helping students succeed and finish their university education. Among the newest student services are our TRIO and Passport programs:
• Forest Service taking comments on project
• Help needed to make valentines
• Departures draw curtain on 'Team North Dakota'
• Minot gold miners to be on Discovery series
• Bridal Showcase
• Marsden remains active
• Minot State University programs designed to help students at risk
• Volunteer Day
• Enbridge donates pickup truck to Burlington
• Tribes want Indian education director post reestablished
• New hope for a bank
• Tribal refinery project in limbo
• Wildlife's winter woes
• Which of our sports do you think has the best chance to compete right away now that we've been accepted into a NCAA Division 2 conference?
• Several mountain lions shot in Dunn County
• Former Minot man convicted of child porn
• Porter brings study course to Jim Hill
• Native American studies program to begin at New Town college
• Spotted Bear on council
• Minot State University was accepted into the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference today. A press conference was held to celebrate the news.
• Thanks to all of the well wishers, we did get into the Northern Sun! We'll post the press conference shortly.
• We find out today at 3:00 if we made it into the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, an NCAA D2 conference. Find out the verdict at 3:00 p.m. press conference in the Dome. What do you think?
• Plastic Musik is an abstract percussion show that combines innovative instrumentation with high energy, unpredictable theatrics to bring you an enjoyable experience that you are unlikely to forget. For one night, they showcased all of that and more to t
• Minot State offers over 60 clubs and organizations, so there's no shortage of ways for students to get engaged outside of the classroom. MSU is also a constantly evolving place, offering new ways for students to get involved. On Wednesday, January
• Want to maximize you tax return? Why not get your taxes prepared for free:
• Deer feed nightly on Fort Berthold rancher's hay
• Staying operational
• Third rink proposed for Maysa Arena
• Des Lacs meeting heated
• Class B Boys Basketball tickets are now on sale at We have 4 ways to buy, online, in person, over the phone, or by mail.
• 15 minutes until the student club fair! Come find out which of the more than 60 student clubs is right for you! It's happening in front of the Beaver Dam. How would you like to get involved at MSU, or what club would you like to see formed?
• Students, the weather may be cold, but you'll feel like you're in Latin America. Enjoy a salsa dancing workshop on Thursday night with diversity speaker Stan Pearson. You'll even learn a thing about using diversity to get you where you wan
• Principal shaves head for students
• New ordinance passed
• State, others keep close watch on EPA fracking study
• Sheriff wants to arm deputies better
• Conrad to retire
• Who knew banging on tubs and pipes with hollow plastic tubes could be so much fun or this exciting? Don't miss the free performance tonight by Plastik Music at 7:00 in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall.
• MSU alumni and Beaver boosters were treated to their annual free meal by the MSU Alumni Association. They also took in some great DAC basketball action.
• U.S. Sen. Kent Conrad will not run for re-election in 2012
• Teachers take tech tips
• John Sinn, soon 90, says 'you have to stay active'
• Meal fit for Kings
• Minot man dies of injuries from accident Saturday
• High kicks will be seen at the Home Show
• Mayor seeks change
• Developers to visit Minot AFB Jan. 28
• Starving
• Jim Hill helps humanity
• Energy summit focuses on reservation issues
• Seeking compensation
• Water systems get more leeway on flouride
• Jazz quartet from Kansas City to perform
• Students, looking for something to do on Martin Luther King Day (this Monday)? Don't think you can get your work out on? Think again. The fitness center will be open from noon - 6:00 p.m.
• It's a huge weekend for MSU hockey, let's fill the All Seasons arena.
• Treasury shifts toward electronic savings bonds
• A look at your license
• Area families in Australia floods
• Kansas City based "The Doug Talley Quartet" is almost here! The jazz quartet will visit area schools, jam with community and student musicians Friday night in the Beaver Dam at 8:00 (for free) and perform a concert in Ann Nicole Nelson Saturd
• North Dakota's gun laws
• State Health Department reports flu-related pediatric death
• More miles, manpower
• Just a heads up that you may want to make room on your calendars. This Tuesday night (Jan. 18 at 7:00) we're bringing you high energy Blue Man Groupesque entertainment with Plastik Music. They combines plastic tubes, laundry tubs, musical instrumen
• Player sues over injury
• Treaty gives chance for U.S., Russia to work on issues
• Resonate to unite
• County discusses building space problem
• New flight announced
• Free pizza for students in the Beaver Dam right now until it runs out!
• Three face drug-related charges in New Rockford
• Film is story of cowboy's ride to the White House
• Minot rains punches
• Housing project to get more scrutiny
• Minot AFB visit
• Want to be a Gamesaver and have your picture featured on programs and posters for the MSU mens and womens basketball games on Feb. 18 and 19? Then send a picture of your best game face to Rick at richard.heit@minotstateu.edu. Minot State University and X
• Welcome back for the new semester! Here's hoping everyone had a great holiday break with family and friends. MSU athletics is already fired up for this semester. The men's and women's basketball teams scored big wins over the weekend and
• A new companion
• Retiring nurse honored
• Bringing in experience
• 'A sad day for our country,' says Pomeroy
• A shot in the arm
• Be fit, eat right, think well
• Dakota Square to get two new stores
• Valuation escalation
• Hope everyone had a wonderful break for the Holidays. What are you looking forward to the most when classes resume on Monday?
• 'Angels' help 400 Fort Berthold children
• Portraits on exhibit
• School board exploring additional classroom options
• BioExx plans to build after positive study
• New commander to visit base Monday
• DAC Conference basketball begins Friday night at 5:30 for the women and 7:30 for the men. Hope to see you as we start our conference schedule.
• NAWS makes plans for 2011
• City committee supports speed sign on 16th Street
• Missouri Basin snowpack high, climbing
• Accommodating needs
• Are you looking for a new place to stay this semester? Try our residence halls, they're cheaper than an apartment and are right in the thick of action and activities on campus so you'll never be bored. We have approximately 50 spaces available.
• Area Deaths
• Illegal snow removal
• Sunnyside addition completed
• County plays it safe on ag land values
• New permit record
• 2011 prosperity session
• make the resolution to further your education, "like" our Minot State University Enrollment Services page for information about scholarships, the latest look at our majors and programs and much more. What is your New Year's resolution?
• N.D. oil patch could double production
• Andrew Gray wins Texas Hold'em poker tournament
• Minot's New Year's baby
• A history of mystery
• China Star burglary under investigation
• Man arrested for striking brother in face
• Minot man arrested after high-speed chase
• Parshall in the spotlight
• Building bonanza
• Texas Hold'em tournament drawing many participants
• Minot ends year with above-average snowfall for winter
• Railroad crossings
• Klotz to turn over top job to Kowalski Thursday
• Goverment offices closed for New Year's holiday
• Saying goodbye
• Snow amounts increase
• Police to assist New Year's celebration
• Session approaches
• Those darn ice dams
• In 2010, Minot State University saw several students win awards and regional, national and international competitions. But academic excellence wasn't limited to only a few exceptional students. In 2010 nearly 800 students made the MSU President'
• Want to be a Gamesaver and have your picture featured on programs and posters for the MSU mens and womens basketball games on Feb. 18 and 19? Then send a picture of your best game face to Rick at richard.heit@minotstateu.edu. Minot State University and X
• Minot bar burglarized Tuesday morning
• Minot police busy with domestic violence calls
• A peek back into history
• Mr. Street Goes to Washington
• Houston, we have no problem
• New sheriff Saturday
• Donley visits MAFB
• Will 'fracking' crack under pressure?
• Salvation Army on target
• Jim Hill students bake for Cancer Care
• Soon to come
• Belgarde recalls war
• MSU is making it easy to get more money back on taxes. Students, you may be eligible for the Hope or Lifelong Learning Credit on your taxes. You can wait for your 1098-T through the mail, you'll get it no later than February 1. Or you can "Go G
• The Salvation Army is highly visible during the Holiday Season. The army of bell ringers donates many hours to collect donations to help those in need have a Happy Holiday. Today those donations are at work spreading Holiday cheer at the Minot State Uni
• A special Christmas
• SBDC expanding
• Park Board accepts proposal for new Centennial Park
• Minot receives 22 inches of snow so far this month
• Pietsch: Moisture will create problems during spring thaw
• Newlywed airman fatally shot in Minot
• Keeping it local
• Quite a snow 'fall'
• Police seek information on abandoned dogs
• Stock fund growth explodes
• Weather from the valley
• Exec says oil deduction loss would hurt N.D.
• Boss leads by example
• Conrad: No Omnibus a big loss for N.D.
• Walking Shield donates 1,004 toys for kids
• Living Nativity
• Shots fired at Minot convenience store
• Air Force Global Strike Command
• Williston State College asks for more funding
• Basin Electric puts carbon capture project on hold
• People with Norwegian ancestry sought
• Bedbugs a big bother
• Hello Ryan Honda
• The MSU women's basketball team survived being stranded in Alaska because of snow in Minnesota and a scare from Montana Western last night, but they came back to win.
• Levies down; taxes not necessarily
• No pain, no train
• Firefighters benefit local charity
• New plans for NAWS
• Klotz: START treaty should be ratified right away
• MLT collects 216,444 pennies for Salvation Army
• Flyin' high
• Trinity Health's Pediatric Unit receives play systems
• Secretary of Air Force to visit Minot AFB
• Temporary closure
• Half way through finals week! Good luck and finish the semester strong!
• Crude released through gas flare stack
• Season for the snowplow slowdown
• Gifts for homeless kids
• More oil-field housing
• 2010 was a prosperous year at Minot State University. The university experienced near record enrollment, the unveiling of the newly remodeled Swain Hall as a premier educational facility, and our largest and most diverse academic offerings ever. Thanks
• Take steps to make Christmas safe
• Second CWD case confirmed
• Help the homeless
• N.D. eighth grade scores are on the rise
• From a win in Alaska, a second win in a row at home, to a huge shellacking of an in-state rival, it was a good weekend for Beaver athletics, check it out: www.msubeavers.com
• Yet another fire strikes Minot
• Train, trailer collide near Ross
• Looysen plans retirement
• Light a candle
• Donations needed for Angel Tree project on Fort Bethold
• For all to see
• Garden at peace
• Cookies for airmen
• Auto tour route improved
• Minot housing in bigger pinch than most thought
• Realtors ring around
• Do you have fond memories of McFarland Auditorium? MSU alumnus Chuck Repnow is selling various gift items made from MSU's McFarland Auditorium curtains and drapes today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the McFarland Lobby on the second floor of Old M
• The MSU Brass Ensemble and MSU Jazz Ensemble performed 9 songs during their annual winter concert.
• Potash possibility
• Minot celebrates depot makeover
• Fire destroys building
• Stroke Program adds Kenmare
• Take advantage of the pretty nice weather today by taking in a play or a concert this evening. Campus players present their Christmas Production: "The Velveteen Rabbit" at 7:30 p.m. in the Aleshire Theater. Tickets are $6, seniors and students
• New breezeway to open at base
• Historical yet modern
• Contest opens eyes at Minot High
• Legislators like much of what they heard in budget address
• If you study entrepreneurship at Minot State University, be ready to actively participate in your classes. Dr. Shawn Carraher incorporates many different ideas to keep students engaged. On Wednesday, December 8, 2010, students teamed up to build paper t
• Next year, the MSU bookstore is implementing a program to make it much cheaper for students to get all the books they need, they can rent them!
• Local hardware store has a variety of nostalgic soda pops
• Debate likely on 'cabaret zoning' for county
• Minot schools looking for new superintendent
• Some papers being delivered late today
• A shine to teaching
• Guard medical team among best
• The snow keeps on coming down
• Fox writes on cancer
• Chance meeting
• MSU to offer textbook rentals
• Considering requests
• A new, smarter pen
• MSU students conducting phone survey
• Marry Christmas
• MSU wrestling had a huge win over the University of Regina last night. miss Beavers club hockey tonight against Bottineau, 7:30 at the All Seasons Arena.
• School Board votes to end open enrollment
• Christmas Bird Counts approaching
• Above the goal
• Woodworking wonderland
• Get some great gifts tonight in the KMSU auction, starting at 6:30. Don't miss wrestling as MSU takes on the University of Regina and Minot High competes in a simultaneous dual against Williston High. Both duals start at 7:00 p.m. tonight at the Dom
• MSU center receives $1.4 million grant
• City looks to improve street access for residents
• Legendary oilman dies
• Muscle in Magic City
• Minot police request help to solve crimes
• On November 30, 2010, students, faculty, and staff gathered on the dodge ball court to do battle with each other to help battle cancer. All proceeds of the tournament will go to defer expenses for Minot-area cancer patients. The tournament was co-sponso
• Minot had over 40 inches of snow so far
• Meeting of the minds
• Airport seeks bids for restaurant contract
• City considers taking credit cards
• Winter driving woes
• The Minot State University Psychology and Addiction Studies Club is holding a winter-clothes drive for the Salvation Army until Dec. 10. There are large marked boxes in the Student Center, Memorial Hall, Old Main and Cyril Moore Hall for anyone to donate
• While winter weather brings colder temperatures, it also brings snow which can be quite beautiful. Check out our campus blanketed in white.
• High school grad rates better than national average
• Healthy N.D. debuts Story Well Project
• Vehicles must move
• Stanley Hospital to be converted to apartment building
• The MSU Beavers club hockey team just keeps trucking along. They wrapped up a tournament in Michigan with 3 wins and no losses. Despite having only played 1 game at home, the team is 13-3. Their next 5 games are at home so you'll have a chance to se
• Only a few days left until the 15th Annual KMSU auction. Tune in at 6:30 p.m. this Thursday (Dec. 2) to cable channel 19 to bid on some incredible donations from local businesses. Check out what's available:
• Job heaven: Sevens
• Shoppers, clerks in good spirits
• Season's greeting
• Holiday Mail for Heroes
• Party at the Parker
• New wave of games
• Freezin' for food
• Fruitcake fun
• Delicious menu planned for Thanksgiving Day
• Celebrating transplants
• Have a happy Thanksgiving weekend everybody!
• Wishing well stolen at Dakota Square Mall
• Drowsy driving crashes are common, yet preventable
• Dog attack victim remains in hospital
• Adopt a hydrant
• Start your Thanksgiving vacation off right with something to be thankful for. The MSU Men's Basketball Team plays their first game at home this season.
• Fire destroys east Minot apartment
• Authorities remind of safety tips on icy areas
• Planning Commission sticks to rules for Minot housing
• Ward County Board of Commissioners revisits space crunch issue
• All lit up at Oak Park
• This event is free and open to the public.
• It was a good Nationals weekend for Beaver athletics. Breyette and Courtney Schall finished 15 and 16 respectively at the 2010 NAIA Cross Country National Championship. Carlos Hernandez competed for the men's cross country team and finised 204th out
• Storm brought several inches of snow to Minot, other areas
• Minot boy drowns in Mouse River
• Helping with the Hoover
• Volunteers package meals
• Let it shine
• An Ironman can be a woman
• Landowners' rights
• Boys pulled from Mouse River
• Center at MSU receives funds
• Hello McPhly!
• Garrison gets a makeover
• MAGIC fund to give $3M to prepare ag park
• 'Give us a chance'
• No women's basketball game tonight, postponed until 6:00 tomorrow night at the Magic City Campus gym and 1:00 on Sunday at the Dome.
• Many thanks to those who stopped by our booth at the Minot Chamber of Commerce Showcase of business last night at the North Dakota State Fair Center. With the assistance of the MSU cheerleaders and marching band, who performed Thriller complete with a zo
• Have you ever wanted to travel and experience a different culture? Well here's your chance....well at least to pretend to travel. Minot State will be immersed in foreign lands with a bevy of activities including: - food from over 10 countries - fas
• Symposium held to discuss home visitation programs
• Land swap imminent between city, park district
• Forbes ranks Minot near top for families
• Woman mauled by pit bulls
• Some good, some bad
• It may be a long time coming, but here's a chance to re-experience Homecoming and the warmer temperatures that we had.
• Come see us tonight at the ND State Fair Center at the Minot Chamber of Commerce Showcase of Business from 5:00 to 8:00. We'll be showing off our academic and athletic team spirit. If you stop by our booth you might even find out what CTTMSUBTWAP me
• Pulmonary specialist seeks to raise awareness of COPD
• Foreclosed
• Souris likely to flow all winter
• Green energy dig
• Rebates are back
• The Minot State University Social Work Club and other volunteers are collecting food and money donations for the homeless in the Minot Area. They will be at the Town and Country Shopping Center Parking Lot until 9:00 p.m. Make sure to stop by and donate
• MSU gearing up for auction
• Park board to purchase sculpture for garden project
• Formation creating interest
• County severs tie with 'old days' of info tech
• Selecting road design is next challenge 55th Street project
• Are you graduating this fall? Congrats! But have you thought much about your loan repayment? Find out all you need to know next Tuesday! For more info:
• Freezin' for a Reason November 17, noon to 9:00 p.m. The Student Social Work Organization is taking part in a nationwide effort to bring greater awareness to the problems of hunger and homelessness! Come join us at the Town & Country Shopping
• Beats, guitars, bass, vocals. How can all these sounds be generated by just one guy? Electronic floor pedals allow Preston to record anything he plays live, and then layer multiple sounds on top of it, creating an entire song from scratch. He does this r
• Group of farmers concerned over land development fairness
• Main's treat
• Minot State up for seven-year accreditation
• Administrations have different numbers for employees let go
• 'Tis the season
• Students, are you looking for a fun job, that doesn't take away much time from your studies or life, and pays well? We're looking for a few people to be Buckshot, our Beaver mascot, for athletic games and other events. Applicants must be willin
• Lisa Feldner, chief information officer for the North Dakota Information Technology Department and alumna of Minot State will make presentations to a variety of community, student, faculty and staff groups. A session open to the community will be held at
• Great weekend for MSU women's basketball, they won both games to start the year undefeated at home. MSU also had its first national qualifying wrestler in the new era, Matt Ruby qualified during the Dakota Wesleyan Open on Saturday.
• Main Street 28-foot Christmas tree to be delivered today
• A new calling
• Shoppers swarm showcase
• Bullet through window startles Douglas couple
• Survey to move city closer to housing solutions
• Events scheduled to combat hunger, homelessness
• Homeless and hungry
• Home Builders at Job Corps
• Veterans group to begin at Minot State
• Minot State students get firsthand look at cancer
• Students are hands-on
• Transition includes 42 political appointee layoffs for tribes
• The Minot wrestling team delighted a packed house of fans, who waited 20 years for the return of wrestling at MSU, with a 24-18 defeat of the University of Mary.
• Great job to the Beavers who returned to the mat for the first time in 20 years and won in meet that seemed scripted for a Disney movie. In front of a large crowd, with an electric atmosphere, the first year program beat the University of Mary in a meet
• Help support Cancer research by flinging dodgeballs at your opponents. If you want to play and make cancer pay, contact Amber at amber.kroke@gmail.com or call 721-6499. It's $5 per person / teams of 6. This event is sponsored by the MSU Biology depa
• Family recalls early days of Y's Triangle Y Camp
• Ridin' the rails
• Wayne Paulson: Say thanks to nation's veterans
• Last Man's Club
• For those who serve
• Minot airmen to attend Global Strike Challenge
• Base's newest B-52 squadron to deploy
• Travel numbers strong
• Contractor offer nulls YWCA request for city help
• Minot boy wins contest
• The Native American Cultural Awareness Club is selling Indian Tacos in the Old Main study area on the first floor until 1:00 or supplies run out. Tacos are $5, don't miss out.
• Worker dies after hitting gas line
• NAWS committee discusses lawsuit, building plans
• County roads tour
• Cases of head lice hit MSU campus
• Crop outlook
• The Save a Life Tour is in front of the Beaver Dam educating students about the dangers of driving while drunk. But they do it in a fun way with a driving while intoxicated simulator. Stop by and check them out until 5:00 p.m. today (Nov. 10).
• The women's soccer team is playing their first playoff game ever in their first season. Tune in at 3:00 central time at this link to view the game live: http://www.msubeavers.com/news/2010/11/9/WSOC_1109104037.aspx
• Recount rebuffed, Canvassing Board certifies ballots
• State board of higher education applications being accepted
• Cultural awareness at MSU
• New governor weighing solutions
• The MSU Division of Music's choirs and bands performed for the Northwest International Festival of Music high school students, directors and guests.
• Native American Cultural Awareness Week got underway at MSU with guest speaker Duane McGillis. Check out a list of events and don't forget the Indian Taco Sale in the Old Main study area on Wednesday, November 10:
• Three people struck by car in parking lot
• Oil boom ups tax equalization director's work
• The Big One hits Minot
• Quality and quantity
• Meeting to discuss Indian ranchers, farmers' settlement
• Exhibits to be completely redone
• Tribal voters approve new requirement
• New chairman seeks solutions to tribe's problems
• Pantry serves a need
• DOT closes Stanley, Crosby offices
• Charity asks community to fill shoeboxes for kids
• Minot State Wrestling returns to the mat for the first time in 20 years. They begin the new era tomorrow in Wyoming. The first home meet is Thursday, November 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the Dome. There are only 3 home meets this year so you won't want to mi
• A new council for Turtle Mountain
• Thankful for CLI
• Duane Carlson Stadium track nearly complete
• Lawsuits take aim at shooting ranges
• Contest winner gets ride in fire engine
• Kukowski to change badges
• Brown's last day
• Boucher to return to 'a normal life'
• Dalrymple's ideas
• Area voters decide contested races
• This performance featured music from the MSU Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. Kenneth Bowles, the MSU Women's Chorus under the direction of Cherie Collins, and the MSU Singers under the direction of Rebecca Petrik.
• Unofficial Ward County results from Tuesday's election
• Tex Hall wins election for tribal chairman
• Voters shoot down hunting measure
• State voters approve oil tax 'Legacy Fund'
• Sheriff's race still undecided
• Hoeven is North Dakota's first Republican senator in 24 years
• Berg, Hoeven win
• Public hearing set on project
• Smiley face bales bring smiles
• Market for old water
• Council to consider request on homeless project
• Election day weather
• MSU women's soccer had a great week by scoring 8 goals over two games to finish an amazing first season with a record of 9-6-3. They will play in the NAIA Nonaffiliated Region tournament that will be at Carroll College (Mont.)
• City construction projects scheduled
• Polls open Tuesday for general election
• The MSU football team played rival Dickinson State in a battle for first place in the conference on October 30. The MSU women's soccer team capped off a successful first regular season by beating the University of Great Falls 3-0. Football picture
• Minot man injured in car crash Saturday evening
• Republicans rally
• Solar option provides cost effective alternative
• Energized
• Burlington and Carpio raise funds through spook house
• Potter at courthouse
• Town's council refuses renewal of county sheriff
• Group says agency out of line in promoting letters to EPA
• Drawing attention
• Commissioners give OK for exotic dancers
• Transcultural nursing
• Hey ya'll, who's coming to the Optimist Halloween Party at the Dome from 5:00-8:00 p.m. on Halloween?
• Spring Valley church moved to Makoti
• Diabetes no match for determination
• Break-in at the Stabbur
• House fire extinguished
• Ballooning budgets
• Snow, winds pound Dakotas for second day
• Slush causes problems
• New schedule again for Sixth Street underpass
• Judge seat depends on Minot, Ward County voters
• Premier destination
• The 'S' word
• IRET leases space to Hess, Trinity
• Dakota College receives funds
• Rugby in Minot
• Winter closing in on Minot area
• Traffic problems examined
• N.D. U.S. House race one of Pomeroy's toughest
• 'Bakken Central'
• Check out some amazing photos from this weekend's football and volleyball games!
• Freaky at Fiance
• North Dakota Public Service Commission seat sought by three
• Incumbent Goehring, legislator Boucher compete for ag job
• Voters to elect new sheriff
• House race too close to call as end nears
• Demolition began today on the old AJ Automotive building across Broadway from Bishop Ryan High School. The building is being cleared to make room for a future apartment complex set above commercial spaces.
• NOTSTOCK has been packed and a lot of fun. If you missed Thursday, don't worry there are still two more days full of activities. http://www.msunotstock.org./
• Doris Slaaten has given much in time, energy and resources to Minot State University in 71 years as a professor and benefactor. On October 12, 2010 Minot State University held a Celebration Dinner to thank this special lady for the contributions she has
• MSU invites all MSU students, faculty, staff and the Minot community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a free performance with the Mexico Lindo Folk Dancers from Minneapolis Friday, October 22. Performers will pose for photographs. Hors d'o
• Groups take opposing positions on Legacy Fund
• Measure No. 2 emotionally charged
• New park at Gordon Lake
• Candidates step up to fil Dorgan's seat
• You've seen football and soccer this year, now check out what our volleyball team can do. The team plays their first home match of the year tomorrow night (Sept. 16) at 7:00.
• Bound for Vegas
• Minot State University Alumni representatives Marv Semrau, Tawnya Bernsdorf and Kate Neuhalfen congratulate Pat Slotsve, principal at Minot's Lincoln and McKinley Elementary Schools, for being named Region 1 and 2 principal of the year at a joint co
• WOW!!! The wings were absolutely fabulous today as students enjoyed the free lunch to kick off homecoming week! Remember to vote Monday and Tuesday from 11-2 for your king and queen candidates. Free lunch tomorrow by Pita Pit! Hopefully outside!! Sta
• CASINO NIGHT capped off Monday's homecoming activities for the students.
• MSU's first-ever Distinguished Alumni Series kicked off Monday, September 20 with Dr. Jack Wilson. Dr. Wilson is an anesthesiologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. His specialties include regional and obstetrical anesthesia and pain medicin
• Minot State University It was CORONATION night at Minot State University! A BIG thank you to all of the candidates that vied for the coveted crowns. Your 2010 King is J. C. Greiner from Williston, ND and your Queen is Sara King from Minot, ND. Take a pee
• The weather was perfect for a parade and a football game on Homecoming Saturday. Minot State really appreciates the community and the community definitely showed their support by showing up in large numbers. Thanks to everyone for attending!
• Minot State has incredible fans, check out some of the best from the Homecoming game and tailgating.
• Minot State is blessed to have 4 distinct seasons. The fall is exciting for its crisp weather and changing colors. In this album, we capture that color and present some cool aerial photos of campus during the homecoming football game.
• Chairman, half of tribal council ousted
• Potential potash in N.D.
• County Commision election approaches
• Overpass approved
• Building an education
• Cancer cake auction
• National recognition
• Ward 5 candidates offer distinct choice for voters
• County board denies exotic dancing request
• Border Patrol in Minot
• City considers population growth in developing plan
• Oil revenue plays big role in state budget
• Green generosity
• Health Dept. and EPA announce completion of erionite study
• World's smallest horse
• City construction scheduled
• Vandalism reported in Minot
• No problem found on flight diverted to Fargo
• In fur forty years
• Goosefest offers fun for all ages
• Wood work at Owetti
• Drawn to Artfest
• Staying sober
• Federal funds awarded for Minot bypass project
• Conference to focus on domestic violence
• MSU helps those in need with food drive
• It's hip to be square
• Familiar sight sold
• N.D. Air Guard to see future mission aircraft
• MSU honored for greeness
• Health center now 40 percent complete
• Campaign strength
• Vehicle fire
• FFA chapter helping put food on schools table
• City seeks public input on future growth
• N.D. last in energy efficiency
• Make your voice heard
• MSU's biggest donor
• Missouri Reservoir releases, planning meetings
• New development
• Fellowship brings foreign visitors to Minot
• New admission standards
• Attempted murder suspect held without bond
• Hearing held on 2012 Farm Bill
• Baby makes day a '10'
• 2011 Miss Rodeo North Dakota crowned in Minot
• Spanish Club president wants to bring Hispanic culture to MSU
• Shooting in Minot hotel
• Men arrested near burglary scene
• 77 candidates in tribe's primary election
• Warm fall fun for all
• Townships struggle to maintain roads after two years of disasters
• Roads fall victim to townships' lack of money
• Zoo director closes a great chapter
• Shelter on Sakakwea
• Oil rig count over the top
• Assault at mobile park investigated
• Totals are in
• Lake Darling Dam road closure set
• Two killed in vehicle accident
• Safety check
• Room and board
• Track back on track
• 2nd Story appreciates help
• Enbridge reaches expansion agreement with Berthold
• $3M gift to soup kitchens
• Miss rodeo pageant begins in Minot
• Benson County won't have polling site on reservation
• Future decided by vote
• County slims budget before approval
• Ice usage rates could go up at Maysa Arena
• Sakakawea releases climbing
• Council OKs MAGIC Fund grant to Eid
• Fire safety awareness
• Des Lacs homecoming court
• Silent auction raises $8,400
• Eric Sevareid's visits
• Genealogy buff creates (www.findagrave.com)
• A day in the past
• Minot business reports burglary
• Music at the Hstfest
• Master of her craft
• Second year in a row
• Little Hstfest
• Albright showcases art
• Skeie visits Hstfest
• Airman accidentally shot during training
• Get your Hstfest pin before you leave
• The Import Shop offers Scandinavian goods
• Accordion group performing at Hstfest for years
• Candles rock: Hstfest couple sheds light on stone craft
• Daughters of Norway hope to organize group in Minot
• Amazing memories
• Oil tanker burned
• Couple brings Hstfest to Little Flower
• Where winners gather
• Hstfest Film Festival: Documentaries preserve people's stories
• Arctic addition
• Fire damages Minot home early Tuesday
• A labor of love
• Let Hstfest come to you
• Planners deny apartment requests in west Minot
• Coalition proposes expanding Minot's smoking restriction
• New playground at YMCA
• Possible fire reported
• Construction crews to work through the weekend
• 'Hoopspiration'
• Badlands to the White House
• MSU Homecoming Parade
• Minot police officers help raise about $2,400
• CVB releases contest winners
• Certified results of tribal election announced
• A generous gift given
• Are you tough enough?
• Residents, guests enjoy Edgewood Junction
• Threshing show loaded with events
• Show marks 50th
• Petroleum meeting draws wide variety
• Petroleum council meets
• Hall, Levings win tribal primary election
• Rural water expansions
• Data company seeks MAGIC money for Minot center
• Enbridge asks PSC to overturn Berthold zoning decision
• Infrastructure demands
• MSU moves today's Block Party to the Dome
• Residents want to repeal Rugby's home-rule charter
• Vietnam War hero awarded Medal of Honor
• New offer increases county's space options
• County OKs lodging camp: Many hurdles remain
• Halliburton in Minot
• Police investigating suspicious death
• Phase two of Park announced
• MSU bonfire rescheduled
• City council finalizes 2011 budget
• Pancake Day coming up
• Executive Director of St. Joseph's Health Foundation enjoys giving back
• Storage shed fire in Holiday Village
• Stockmen's convention to begin this week
• Walkers combat darkness of suicide
• Center is going to pot
• Sitting Bull's vest owner researching DNA
• Girl Scouts rock
• Sander speaks at symposium
• Alameda across the border
• Minot High parade
• Snow? Yes snow, in New Town
• Early Hstfesters
• Getting ready for frost
• Minot AFB airmen have key role in national defense
• National Nutrition Expert speaks at Trinity Hospital
• Designer from Parshall shows her talents at Wyoming show
• Dinosaur of a find
• Velva approves bond issue for school addition
• Passenger numbers increase at Minot airport
• MSU asks for geothermal furnace to replace coal
• 'Man camp' awaits county OK
• A life of camping
• Minot State disability program celebrates 20 years
• Conrad honors Minot airman chosen one of the nation's best
• Reaching out to help
• NAWS cities support rapid review
• New DUI task force
• Benefit scheduled for Williston law officer
• A-maize-ing
• Council backs budget boosting staff numbers
• MSU Student Center evacuated
• Job gets off-track
• Wings in wartime
• Charity needs shoe donations to meet worldwide need
• Service personnel honored
• Velva on the blocks
• Farm Bureau files complaint against county
• Running out of room
• Internet highway needs more lanes
• Belcourt musician nominated for award
• Ward County waits for oil
• Food pantry held to honor lost friend
• Fundraising campaign
• Minot High Homecoming Court
• MSU professor to speak at California convention
• CSI put into action
• Throat slasher in state custody for 20 years
• Meters kicked to curb
• Two candidates file for Ward 5 seat in city council
• Former Miss America, incest survivor to speak in Bottineau
• Council denies variance, says paving must go
• County board discusses 2011 preliminary budget
• Oil permits on the rise
• Yesterday's rainfall record beat
• MSU Homecoming Week set for September 19-25
• Zoo renovations begin
• A waiting game
• Markets SNAP to it
• Fire hydrants to be tested
• Man takes pride in brightening smiles
• Fox finishes 8 1/2 mile-swim in Lake Sakakawea
• Medal of Honor to be awarded to Vietnam War hero
• Requesting more help
• New Rockford to host show
• Drake Threshing Show set for Sept. 11 and 12
• Magic City muscle
• Packing a healthy lunch
• Anderson honored
• Hail sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Berg: Local solutions best for Minot projects
• Two artists, two countries
• AT&T steps up plans to bring service, including iPhones, to N.D.
• Minot School board approves 2010 budget
• Minot Police experience manpower shortage
• Sesame Street stops in at base
• Refuge center dedicated
• City of Minot still recovering from high water events
• Local legislators support Legacy Fund measure
• Never too late
• Students explore new culture while easing Minot's worker shortage
• Minot's average rainfall above average
• Senate candidates disagree over pace of oil development
• Cause of grain elevator fire can not be determined
• Assisting families
• Delta to discontinue daily flight to Salt Lake City
• Attempted robbery at K Bar in Makoti
• Questionaire reveals farmers market importance
• Geared up for Labor Day
• Candidates take different historical views on privacy legislation
• After-twister assist
• Twenty-two arrested and charged after police respond to loud party
• Minot man charged in hit-and-run accident
• City construction projects scheduled this week
• Bottineau director shares passion for theater with community
• Growing Pains Part 1
• Oak Park rocked!
• Growing Pains Part 2
• Bash offers activities and information
• Enrollment at TMCC going steady
• Surface owners want stronger rights
• Tracking the weather
• Building partnerships
• Mayville man enters House race to rally voters
• Projects on Highway 85
• Groups disagree on danger from N.D. ash dumps
• Hail to appear in court on murder charges
• Back to school
• Hitting the jackpot
• Peas for overseas
• Demographer urges N.D. to embrace future ethnic diversity
• Four out of 10 rounds struck slain man
• Minot hits the jackpot
• Lawmakers ponder N.D. property tax reduction options
• Workforce Attraction and Retention
• Small town story
• Rural community summit
• Luring business resembles wooing suitor
• Planning Commission approves explosives storage in southeast Minot
• Second Story still strong
• Port and parcel
• Macey's musical
• Fall Festival Fun
• City construction projects scheduled
• Giveaway speaker: Suffering poor on the rise in N.D.
• Wayne mystery rides on
• Visitors welcome
• Two men to be arraigned on rape charges
• Why Not?
• Nuclear safety inspection passed
• Oil bring more students
• Chef presenting programs at farmers' market
• Minot clown receives five firsts at Iowa event
• Royalties to be paid
• Minot Public School District makes additions
• Future farm policy
• Minot State enrollment up from last year
• Minot GOP oppose using road money to ease budget woes
• ACT scores staying steady
• SWAT training
• Generational circle
• Earnest educators
• Pomeroy takes Berg to task for Minot votes
• Spotting and preventing Medical Identity Theft
• Backers of pharmacy measure seek spot on ballot
• Down to the final two
• Local women work to bring project to Minot
• Harvest Hotline helps farmers, combiners
• So far, so good
• Downstream distress
• Weather Services classifies Bowbells tornado as EF3
• Kenmare man dies in crash
• Best of both worlds
• Injured soldier recuperating
• Bill addresses military call ups
• Weather Service still studying tornado
• Block party a success
• Peace Garden
• More rain for Minot area
• Wicked twister hits
• Community development summit scheduled
• NAWS public meetings set for September
• Get the kids up-to-date
• Tornado kills Canadian motorist in northwest ND
• Minot man to enter congressional race
• Reading program sharpens reading, writing at Jim Hill
• Photographer plans portraits at powwow
• Truck traffic rising
• Speedway idea fails
• Minot businesses face hiring issues
• Park Board to review of $6M budget
• NAWS water flows to Burlington
• Dorgan wants lawsuit settled
• Giraffe born at zoo
• County gathers final information in building reviews
• Bridge to heaven
• Traffic routes updated on bypass project
• Building projects under way at Job Corps
• Hail and high winds
• Images and words
• Wild sunflowers
• Menards vehicle sweepstakes
• Keeping culture alive
• Pepsi distributor honored
• Trestle Valley Rangers / SASS
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