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Organizers behind a new facility in Mandaree are looking to change that, and carry on the spirit of those lost to addiction.

Div. I women’s hockey teams from all over the country are taking over the Magic City this week as they get ready for NCHA Women’s Hockey tournament.

After months of dry conditions and a questionable start to the planting season, the recent moisture is seen as a good thing.

Staff at the Magic City Discovery Center are thanking a former Minot family for their generosity with their promise of $100,000 to sponsor a part of one of the most anticipated attractions in the new facility.

The suspect in a Minot murder case pleaded guilty in district court Monday afternoon.

They said they will be in need of volunteers throughout the summer.

Other vendors traveled from out of state where they said vendor shows still haven’t started back up.

After losing events to COVID-19 last year, workers in the rodeo industry said they’re glad to get the show back on the road.

City of Minot officials are issuing a warning to residents about two men claiming to be Water and Sewer workers to get into peoples’ homes.

Ness said the department is still accepting volunteers to share their water and volunteer firefighters.

Both attorney general Wayne Stenehjem and MHA Nation Chairman Mark Fox sent letters to the commanding general of the U.S Army Corps of engineers.

The International Music Camp will be in session this summer after planning for more than a year on how the program could continue.

Tensions ran high Monday night at Surrey City Hall during a council meeting that resulted in the firing of the town’s now-former city administrator. It’s the latest shakeup in the town’s leadership.

Organizers with the Minot Pollinator Project said they want to plant more than 16,000 square feet of pollinator habitat across the Minot community.

A Minot man suspected to be connected to a string of burglaries of Minot businesses has been taken into custody.

The survey is available online and should take about three minutes to complete.

Rural fire crews are battling a grass fire Friday afternoon southeast of Minot in the town of Logan.

Actors are returning to a stage that hasn’t been changed for an entire year.

The Magic City Discovery center continues to make progress towards its new facility after having their building budget approved last week.

Seven teams from across the area took over the campus at Dakota College at Bottineau Tuesday afternoon for The North East Regional Science Olympiad competition.

March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day and the Minot Vet Center honored area veterans more than 40 years after they returned home.

Anyone in Minot age 16 and older has one more option to get their COVID-19 vaccine.

The event kicks off at 5:15 p.m.

Businesses in the hospitality industry will be looking for some much-needed aid in the recently-passed $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act.

Trinity Health has opened COVID-19 vaccine appointments to everyone 16 and older.

The college used a $4,000 grant from the state’s CTE program to bring STEM lessons virtual, rather than hosting students on campus.

The suspect in an attempted murder case earlier this month appeared in court for the first time Wednesday.

A jury trial for a man accused of killing his father that was originally set to begin in two months has now been pushed back to mid-fall.

A bill making its way through the state legislature is causing quite a stir.

First District Health Unit now has COVID-19 vaccines available for everyone 16 and older by appointment only.

You could say healthcare is on the move in the Turtle Mountains.

The online lesson is available now and packets are available while supplies last.

The Souris Valley Golf course opened its fields to the public Friday to players from the across the area after a tame winter.

Earlier this week, history was made when the U.S. Senate confirmed Democratic Congresswoman Deb Haaland as Interior Secretary.

After more than a year of having to go without events, the hospitality industry has seen an increase in activity during the month of March.

Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a suspect after a stabbing incident in southwest Minot took place on Sunday afternoon.

The printed photos are on display on the campus in Thatcher Hall now through May 14.

The Minot Area Council of the Arts is giving local artists and projects another opportunity to fund their work.

For the past year, tribes across the state have used their sovereign nation status to create their own unique responses against COVID-19.

Medical Students at Dakota College at Bottineau are earning credit hours and lending a helping hand in their communities through the Paramedic Technology Program.

Law enforcement across the state are continuing their mission to get child predators behind bars.

The survey is intended for public school students and their families in grades K-12.

The North Dakota Department of Commerce announced that the second round of aid geared towards the hospitality sector will begin accepting applications next week.

The Minot Fire Department responded to a clothes dryer at a Southeast Minot home Thursday evening.

Organizers said the show will return to its regular schedule on Jan. 26-28, 2022.

A piece of farm equipment for sale on the show floor of the KMOT Ag Expo is catching some attention.

The Mouse River Players are reaching out to the community for help with a new renovation project intended to increase space and make the theatre a more welcoming place for patrons.

First District Health Unit is now offering COVID-19 vaccines to school personnel and childcare workers.

The Four Bears segment on the Fort Berthold Reservation will soon be the home to a cultural gemstone available to tourists and tribal members alike.

A failed House bill may still make a difference in fighting drug trafficking throughout Rolette County by bringing together multiple law enforcement agencies.