Wondering what it takes to come up with that brilliant idea or solution? You might need to let your brain run distraction-free for a little while. […]
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Being a contractor in North Dakota means working through some cold winter days. Legacy High School is on schedule to open in time for the 2015-1016 school year. […]
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The number of in-state students is decreasing while the number of out-of-state students is on the rise. University System Spokeswoman Linda Donin said this reflects the decreasing number of ND highschool graduates. […]
If you missed church this week… here’s some food for thought: If you fall down nine times, get up ten. Curious? There’s a dose of good thinking behind the link below. […]
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U.S. Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer of New York believes there won’t be enough votes to overturn a Presidential veto. The Senate would need 67 votes to pass the legislation without the Presidents signature. The bill will be taken up early this month. […]
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This story a couple days ago, and it’s no surprise the issue is getting politicized. Rob Port offers his thoughts, but the last sentence is most important, “… reform was inspired by the immediate politics of 2016, but even if that’s true it remains sound reform.” […]
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Trinity’s Chief Nursing Officer is retiring. She will be replaced by Karen Zimmerman, a long time Minot resident and Trinity staff member. […]
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Forum Communications has gone in depth on the human trafficking story that’s unfolding before our eyes. Kudos to Amy Dalrymple and Katherine Lymn for tackling this story so aggressively and to the content designers for presenting it in such a compelling manner. Don’t take my word for it, just visit the site and start reading […]
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CBS Sunday Morning did a feature on Teddy Roosevelt and his time at Elkhorn Ranch this morning. See it here… […]
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The Minot Soccer Association hosted the Soccer Olympics skills competition. The goal, get kids excited about the game. […]
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In one single release, the Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery have added more than 40,000 pieces of art to the public domain, and changed the nature of museums forever. […]
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In 2015, the flood protection battle in Fargo is expected to ramp up with the injection of nearly $225 million budgeted for the project. The amount is nearly 1/8th of the projected $1.8 billion total cost. […]
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Congressman Cramer was in Sawyer on Saturday to honor National Gaurd soldier Karissa Ulmer who passed away unexpectedly at a training program this past September. […]
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The Fargo Forum takes a closer look at the Renaissance Zone incentives and the impact they have had on smaller communities. […]
Perspective is a valuable, and this quick post from The Economist will likely change yours. Africa is a big continent, but we tend to think of it all together as one place. Perhaps that’s not ideal. Click the first picture below the title. […]
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The North Dakota Department of Health is reporting a 600 barrel oil spill that was not contained on the site. The spill happened approximately 1 mile NW of Keene. [map_locations] […]