Our two largest industries in North Dakota are energy and agriculture. These industries make up 70% of the state’s economy. Each face the same pressures to operate in a carbon-constrained economy. That is why these industries have made huge investments to track and manage carbon and in ...

The Fourth of July is a day to remember our nation’s independence. On this day we display the U.S. flag to show our patriotism and pride for this country. Many might celebrate the day with family reunions, concerts, barbecues, picnics, parades and baseball games, then watch a starburst ...

Many people in Minot and communities across North Dakota and this nation will pay tribute on Monday, Memorial Day, at programs held to honor men and women who lost their lives while defending this country. It is fitting that local veterans’ organizations, their auxiliaries and other ...

More than 50 years ago, area businessmen and others met to determine how to advance improvements to address the need for a four-laned, divided U.S. Highway 2 across the state. The group of representatives from seven communities along the highway, meeting at the Minot Chamber of Commerce in ...

“Amidst life’s complexities, it’s essential to discern what truly matters and focus our energy on those important things.” Anon Minot Area Chamber EDC Task Force 21 (TF21) educates the local community, North Dakota officials, members of Congress and the public on national security ...

It is easy to nitpick what your local government is doing when you live in a city the size of Minot. Yes, there is going to be some degree of nepotism. That is why the city pays a solicitor, and they will advise a city board member to recuse themselves from a vote if there is a conflict of ...