Already facing construction, Minot Central Avenue businesses navigating wet conditions from rains
Running a small business is hard enough — now add road closures, detours, and standing rainwater. That’s the reality for shops like Flower Central along Minot’s Central Avenue, where flood project construction has collided with an uncooperative weather forecast. Owner Niki Brose says the soggy ground has nowhere to drain, forcing delays and daily workarounds. It’s frustrating, sure — but not just for business owners. Even construction crews are up against the elements. Progress, it turns out, often has to wait for the water to go down. Lindsey Miller with KMOT has the full story.
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