One of my favorite quotes is from 1966 when longtime California state senator Dick Tuck was defeated. His comment to the media was, “The...
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Yesterday, I joined the team at The Dakotan for a conversation on serving on City Council, the upcoming local elections, and my recent work covering the Nok Back Tavern acquisition. It was a fun chat, thanks to the hosts Jonathan Starr and Kyler Collum. And they do these weekly with different guests, so throw a [...]
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Today is Wednesday, June 5th. The sun will rise on the 78th day of spring, and the 157th day of the year at 5:46 AM. We will see 15 hours 55 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:41 PM. [...]
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On a 4-3 vote, Minot City Council voted to release executive session records from April 15th and May 6th related to the purchase of the Nok Back Tavern properties. This story is part of ongoing coverage of the land acquisition that has raised questions on executive session practices and transparency. An Attorney General Opinion has [...]
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Today is Tuesday, June 4th. The sun will rise on the 77th day of spring, and the 156th day of the year at 5:46 AM. We will see 15 hours 54 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:40 PM. [...]
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The City of Minot intends to demolish the recently purchased Nok Back Tavern property without first seeking Planning Commission approval for zoning changes or future land use changes. [...]
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The Ward County Commission will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, at 9:00 AM in the Commission Chambers at the Ward County Administrative Building, located at 315 3rd St SE. The meeting will begin with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the roll call and approval of the meeting agenda. The full [...]
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The Minot City Council will hold its regular meeting on Monday, June 3, 2024, at 5:30 PM in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 10 3rd Ave SW. Residents in need of special accommodations are encouraged to contact the City Clerk’s office at 857-4752. This meeting will include the roll call, Pledge [...]
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Today is Monday, June 3rd. The sun will rise on the 76th day of spring, and the 155th day of the year at 5:47 AM. We will see 15 hours 53 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:40 PM. [...]
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A 28-year-old female medical doctor, finishing her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, has three job offers of equal pay and professional environments: Minot, Duluth, and Billings. [...]
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Suspend reality for a moment. Instead of the office you are seeking, imagine you are elected Dictator of Minot for a 15-year term. [...]
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However, only members who live within a certain neighborhood pay membership fees, while others from surrounding areas enjoy the club’s benefits without contributing financially. [...]
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As the HOA president, how would you vote on their request and what would you consider as you decided? [...]
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How do you vote on the Resolution Against Losing Local Control? [...]
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Today is Sunday, June 2nd. The sun will rise on the 75th day of spring, and the 154th day of the year at 5:47 AM. We will see 15 hours 52 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:39 PM. [...]
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Today is Saturday, June 1st. The sun will rise on the 74th day of spring, and the 153rd day of the year at 5:48 AM. We will see 15 hours 50 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:38 PM. [...]
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It’s time to do away with the County Commission primary process completely. Because, what’s the point? What does it accomplish besides making it more expensive to run for office and confusing voters? [...]
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