Minot Symphony Orchestra prepares for live and virtual audience
MINOT, N.D. – The Minot Symphony Orchestra is preparing to welcome back a live audience with their first performance of 2021. A limited audience is one of the ways the orchestra is adapting during COVID-19 to return to live performances. It’s lights, camera, action for…
WDA Hockey: Century wins big game against Minot, Bismarck edges Mandan
MINOT, N.D. – Century had revenge on their mind facing Minot again, after a tough 5-4 loss on the road just a few weeks ago. In the first period, it looked like history was going to repeat itself when Minot got on the board with…
Federal inmate in North Dakota dies of COVID-19
MINOT, N.D. — A Ward County Jail inmate died from COVID-19-related issues this week, according to a news release from county authorities. The inmate, 62-year-old Eugene White Owl Sr., told jail staff on Dec. 16 that he was not feeling well. He was taken to…
Reminder: donating blood is still safe, and needed at this time
MINOT, N.D. – Organizers with Vitalant want to remind the public that it is still safe to donate blood at this time, and donating blood does not increase your chances of getting sick. Blood banks will be facing major shortages this week, as many venues…
Minot woman charged with deliberately setting room at Economy Hotel on fire
MINOT, N.D. – Renee Johnson Delorme, 44, Minot, is accused of deliberately setting a room at the Economy Hotel, located at 225 22nd Avenue NW, on fire at 10:40 p.m. Saturday. One hotel employee was treated for smoke inhalation after entering the room and trying…
Minot City Council votes to approve $140K settlement with former city manager
MINOT, N.D. – The city of Minot has voted to approve a settlement with the former city manager. In a special meeting this afternoon, council members voted 4 to 3 in favor of paying Tom Barry $140,510.55 and covering up to $5,000 in legal fees….
North Dakota Ties To The Super Bowl
N.D. – Here comes the weekend we all have been waiting for – Super Bowl Weekend! I was sitting around wondering just what ties North Dakota has to the BIG GAME! As far as I could see, there have only been two men who were…
Two Minot High soccer standouts to play collegiately
MINOT, N.D. – Reegan Meyer, a defensive backrow specialist, and Walter Markle, a center midfielder, each signed National Letters of Intent. While Meyer plans to attend Jamestown University, Markle will play for the South Dakota School of Mines. The Minot Daily News reached out to…
