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Election turnout, balanced governing concern ND

Newly elected candidates for many levels of government have been or are soon to be sworn in. In North Dakota, civic engagement leaders hope there is a willingness to hear from the public and bolster voter turnout in future elections. Data from the Secretary of State show North Dakota had a ...

TUBACHRISTMAS returns to Magic City

TUBACHRISTMAS will return to Minot on Saturday, Dec. 21. A free public concert will take place at 1 p.m. at Dakota Square Mall between Kay Jewelers and Zales Jewelers, according to a news release from Minot Symphony Orchestra. The event is presented with permission from the Harvey Phillips ...

Give360 giving circle awards $53,000 in grants

The Minot Area Community Foundation’s Give360 giving circle has awarded $53,369.89 in grants to organizations in Minot and the surrounding communities. The annual grant meeting took place in November, and Give360 members gathered at Citizen’s Alley in downtown Minot on Tuesday for a ...

Alzheimer’s Association offers scholarship

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is offering scholarships of up to $5,000 to college-bound high school seniors affected by Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia-related illnesses as part of its annual Teen Alzheimer’s Awareness Scholarship. Entries can be submitted through the ...

New primary care model comes to Minot

A primary care model that brings a collaborative and unrushed approach to health care is about to launch in Minot. On Monday, VitellaCare, managed by Crossover Health and located on the third floor of the new Trinity Hospital, held an open house for invited guests prior to welcoming its first ...

Ag consultant: Trump trade war would come at ‘worst time’ for farmers

As President-elect Donald Trump is sworn in next month, the farming community wonders if he'll follow through on tariff threats. One expert says for top soybean states such as North Dakota, farmers aren't in a great position to withstand any fallout. The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture ...