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On This Day | Measuring Out-Migration

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North Dakota’s loss of population since 1920—10,094 inhabitants, or 2,500 families—is an economic loss to the businesses of the state of more than $6,250,000 annually.

— October 1, 1925 | The Ward County Independent

Why We Chose It

We see lots of measures of economic activity, but we haven’t seen anyone measure this in quite some time. What is the economic worth of a person living in our state? What does it cost when we lose them? What does it cost when we educate them, bring them up with our values, and then send them to work and deliver for some other place? Perhaps our current economic measures tell us important information, but the don’t tell the story to the public as clearly and simply as this ad did.

Measuring Out-Migration

Today’s Happenings!

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Live Music!

Wiggin’ Out! – The Shaky Calls @BlueRider

Saturday, October 4th

Get ready to rock your wig off with The Shaky Calls at Blue Rider this Saturday, October 4th, in Downtown Minot! Enjoy live music, stiff drinks, free popcorn, and a free shot if you wear a wig! #WigParty #MinotNights #SavorMinot

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In Theaters

Hazel @OakParkTheater

Friday, October 3rd

Experience the gripping tale of survival in “Hazel,” premiering at Oak Park Theater in Minot on Friday, October 3rd. Don’t miss the chance to see this thrilling story unfold on the big screen with showings at 6:00 pm and 8:30 pm. #HazelMovie #MinotEvents #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

Unforgettable | The Centennial Season Opener! @MinotSymphony

Saturday, October 4th

Kick off the Minot Symphony Orchestra’s centennial season with an unforgettable evening featuring a world premiere by Sean Neukom and a breathtaking performance by pianist Frederic Chiu. Arrive early for Musicology, a free pre-concert talk at 6 PM, to enrich your concert experience. #MinotSymphony #CentennialCelebration #SavorMinot

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Live Music!

Sober October Benefit Concert @CitzensAlley

Saturday, October 4th

Join us for the Sober October Benefit Concert at Citizens Alley in downtown Minot on Saturday, October 4th, featuring exciting performances by THE CHOKE CHERRIES, Dakotah Faye, and Vanity Plate. Support IMC garage band scholarships and honor Brock Zavalney with a suggested entry of $5-$10. #LiveMusicMinot #SupportLocalBands #SavorMinot

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Activities & Events

Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo

Friday, October 10th — Sunday, October 12th

Get ready for an action-packed weekend at the Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo in Minot, featuring top cowboys and cowgirls competing for championship glory from October 10th to 12th at the North Dakota State Fair Center. Don’t miss the excitement with performances on Friday and Saturday at 7 pm and Sunday at 1 pm! #BadlandsRodeo #RodeoFun #SavorMinot

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Play & Participate

Halloween Hike @FortStevenson

Friday, October 24th — Saturday, October 25th

Join Fort Stevenson State Park for a spine-tingling Halloween Hike on October 24th and 25th, featuring a decorated trail full of spooky surprises. Perfect for nature lovers of all ages, this evening adventure starts at 7 PM from the Visitor Center. #HalloweenHike #FortStevenson #SavorMinot

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Pumpkin Walk @MinotParks

Friday, October 10th — Saturday, October 11th

Experience the magic of the Minot Parks Pumpkin Walk on October 10th and 11th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Woodland Trail. Help us light up the night with 2,000 carved pumpkins and enjoy a free, family-friendly event sponsored by JLG Architects. #PumpkinWalk #UnplugAndPlay #SavorMinot

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