It's still a good yarn . . . and true . . . a Minot man, a few years back . . . had never been deer hunting . . . had nobody to [...]Read More... from On This Day | Is[...]
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On This Day | Before Blast Mode
I trust you will take this in the spirit I have meant it. It is to advice not criticize. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Before Blast Mode
On This Day | Old Christmas Tradition
Minot retail merchants have set as Christmas season extra store hours December 2, 9, 16, 20, 21, 22 to remain open til 9 p.m. November 18 there will be a Santa Claus (A. Felske [...]Read More... from On This Day | Old[...]
On This Day | Slowing Down The Highway
The Minot city council has ordered the blinker lights on US 83 moved from 11 ave SW to 14 ave SW to stop through traffic on the highway when school children are passing across [...]Read More... from On This Day | Slowing[...]
On This Day | Political Theater
THE LINTON NEWSMAN threw a little gravel the politicians’ way the other day. He says Kulm staged a novel political rally, inviting all office-seekers, but none of them to make political speeches. Some put [...]Read More... from On This Day | Political[...]
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On This Day | The Lure
Minot can have $16,000 of federal treasury money. To get it, Minot will have to put up $16,000 from the city treasury. [...]Read More... from On This Day | The Lure
Prairie Fare: Feeding the mind — How nutrition supports mental health
I usually begin my column with a story to make you smile or even chuckle. This one is a little more serious, but I hope you find some helpful ideas. Most of us know someone — a family member, friend or acquaintance[...]
Cayla’s Kitchen: Venison Pizza Rolls
If you grew up on pizza rolls, here’s a North Dakota twist that brings the nostalgia back with a little more substance. In this Game and Fish video, marketing coordinator Cayla Bendel walks through a venison-forward version that swaps the freezer-aisle shortcut[...]
On This Day | The Enormous Responsibility
But,’ he said, ‘the discrepancies and contradictions are news, news to which the public is entitled. And insofar as we reporters don’t call attention to them, we are falling down on our job. Objectivity [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]
On This Day | Rabid Mouse Takes a Bite
Minot Mayor H. C. Kiehn and First District Health Unit Director Dr. F. E. Wheelon announced Friday that in response to a telegram from State Veterinarian T. O. Brandenberg they were urging Minot people [...]Read More... from On This Day | Rabid[...]
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On This Day | The Weapon We All Wield
One of the things with which North Dakota people are most concerned is motor traffic. It is no wonder. We have taken the privilege of carrying knives outside of the home away from our [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]
On This Day | News That’s Always Coming Around
A start has been made on the five ice skating rinks which will be operated for the public this winter in Minot by the Minot city recreation commission and the Minot park board. [...]Read More... from On This Day | News That’s[...]
On This Day | A Timely Slogan for a Thriving, Fast Growing City
Reserve Copies Now At Your news Stand. [...]Read More... from On This Day | A Timely Slogan for a Thriving, Fast Growing City
On This Day | The Full Cost of a Duck (Before Inflation)
NORTH DAKOTA NEWSPAPER editors are now bemusing themselves with calculations on the cost of the first duck of the year for the average hunter. It runs something like this: [...]Read More... from On This Day | The Full Cost of a Duck[...]
On This Day | A Lot of Dam News
GARRISON DAM IS NEAR the half-way stage with the end of this construction season. The eight tunnels are complete. The entire west side of the embankment has been brought amost to full height. The [...]Read More... from On This Day | A[...]
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How Brazil Plans to Link Economic Growth With Forest Conservation
Brazil is using its turn as host of COP30 to push an ambitious idea: that a country can grow its economy while sharply cutting emissions and reducing inequality. Recent gains — including a major drop in deforestation — are fueling that confidence.[...]