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A money disposition: Upbeat Amy Moen seeks support for YMCA
February 6, 2012 Amy Moen, the new face at the Minot Family YMCA who was hired to establish their financial development office, is like a ray of sunshine and a bundle of energy. more »» 
Revolutionary endeavor: Bottineau’s Jonathan Bartlett teaches Project Appleseed
January 30, 2012 BOTTINEAU – It wouldn’t be surprising if Jonathan Bartlett bleeds red, white and blue. more »» 
Minot is home for Air Force, Civil Service retiree
January 23, 2012 George Masters didn’t know where Minot was when he got orders for Minot Air Force Base 40 years ago. more »» 
The Kids Therapy Center focuses on mental health of rural children
January 16, 2012 UNDERWOOD – Some might look at it as playing in a sand box, but at The Kids Therapy Center, it is a form of exercising mental health. more »» 
County IT tech loves his work environment
January 9, 2012 A fixture in the city since 1929, the Ward County Courthouse remains largely unchanged by the ages. more »» 
Huge search for former Minot teacher
January 9, 2012 Police in Sidney, Mont., are searching for Sherry Arnold, a Sidney High School math teacher and former math teacher at Bishop Ryan High School. more »» 
From vision to legacy: Kitzman builds foundation into community asset
January 2, 2012 During a citywide visioning process back in 2000, Ken Kitzman got excited about the concept of a Minot charitable foundation that would enable local residents to share their financial success with... more »» 
A miracle at a time: Harvey Herslip working to build ‘Miracle Field’ for Dream Catchers
December 26, 2011 Harvey Herslip has seen firsthand how much joy a simple game of baseball can bring children, and he intends to give a special team their very own field of dreams. more »» 
Bottling success:Job Corps students help out area businesses
December 12, 2011 During the aftermath of this summer’s catastrophic Souris River flooding, Granite Springs Water and Ice managers found themselves scrambling to find enough people to keep the business operational. more »» 
‘Christmas angels’ — Area couple pays $1,000 in layaway bills for families in need
December 12, 2011 For one young couple in the Minot area, it truly is better to give than to receive. more »» 
Seasoned Santa: Professional Santa Arnie Havelka has played the part for many years
December 5, 2011 Arnie Havelka has played Santa for many years but he especially remembers one Christmas when a youngster said to him, ‘Can you bring my dad back from Iraq? My dad got killed. more »» 
Trauma center director started as volunteer EMT
November 28, 2011 The number of patients who pass through the door at Trinity Hospital’s Emergency Trauma Center in Minot has grown extensively over the past 10 years. For eight of those years, since 2003, D. more »» 
‘We’re going to come back — better than ever’ – State Fair manager looks to 2012
November 21, 2011 No one would likely blame Renae Korslien if she wanted to throw up her hands and scream to the high heavens after the cancellation of the 2011 North Dakota State Fair and the news that the All... more »» 
Recovery coordinator brings experience to solving disaster problems
November 14, 2011 There was one name that came up quickly when the governor and adjutant general of the North Dakota Army National Guard sat down last June to select a state flood recovery coordinator. more »» 
Lifelong hobby turns into business
November 7, 2011 SURREY — Kelly Turneau recalls the first time he shouldered a working firearm. more »» 
Ahead of the curve
October 31, 2011 Minot High School-Central Campus biology teacher Julia Koble is excited about all of the opportunities that technology has opened up for the students in her classroom. more »» 
Faith sees Alice Yeager through
October 24, 2011 When Alice Yeager had lost just about everything else, she still had her faith. The Davenport, Iowa, native had a rough time of it when she first moved to North Dakota Aug. 26, 1986. more »» 
New Town woman to compete in NYC marathon
October 17, 2011 NEW TOWN – When Fahtima Finley competes in the ING New York City Marathon on Nov. 6, she’ll be running in memory of her sister and her family. more »» 
Dr. Jacobs has an eye for surgery
October 10, 2011 When Dr. David Jacobs was about 10 years old, his father, an ophthalmologist, would bring home VHS copies of his surgeries. more »» 
DeMakis is ‘Da Man’; Minot attorney in center of energy boom
October 3, 2011 If you could look up “Charles DeMakis” in the dictionary, the listing would not be very far from the word “busy.” In reality, though, “busy” is right on top of him. more »» 
Third generation B-52 flight officer
September 19, 2011 MINOT AIR FORCE BASE — When 1st Lt. Daniel Welch arrived at Minot Air Force Base in January, he became part of the same squadron his grandfather commanded in the 1970s. more »» Magic City Jazz Festival and Concert February 10, 2012 The Magic City Jazz Festival and Concert is Feb. 10 in MSU’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. The festival takes place during the day, with the concert at 7 p.m. Concert ticket prices are $7 for adults, $5 for children 7-12, and free for children ages 6 and younger. more » Daily Events
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