Longtime Minot city assessor retires
MINOT, N.D. – Kevin Ternes, the city of Minot’s longtime assessor, is retiring. Ternes has worked with the city for just shy of 29 years. He became a senior appraiser in 1996, and moved up to assistant assessor in 1999. He took over as city…
There Is Now A New Donut Hole In Bismarck Serving Up Some North Dakota’s Tastiest Donuts
N.D. – Donut lovers, rejoice! Bismarck, North Dakota recently welcomed a new donut spot – a familiar face, The Donut Hole! People love The Donut Hole in Dickinson, and many consider it the place to get the best in the state. Now you can enjoy…
5G devices may soon be placed in Magic City
MINOT, N.D. – Those in the Magic City are about to get faster cell phone service. 5G technology is the latest in wireless communication and Minot City Council members just approved for the change to come to Minot. Members approved a contract with Verizon to…
Not guilty plea to murder charge in teen’s overdose death in Minot
MINOT, N.D. – A 32-year-old man pleaded not guilty Thursday to a murder charge in connection with the overdose death of a 16-year-old girl in December. Mark Rodgers entered not guilty pleas Thursday to all five charges against him, the largest of which is AA-felony intentional murder…
North Dakota having high success with vaccine rollout
N.D. – According to the Department of Health, almost 94 percent of the COVID-19 vaccines the state has received have been administered. So why does North Dakota have one of the highest vaccination rates in the country? Immunization Director Molly Howell says having a state…
Minot seeks to boost census participation
MINOT, N.D. – Census Day on April 1 will be marked in Minot with a family activity at Minot Municipal Auditorium as the city aims to boost the response rate for the 2020 count. Brian Billingsley, director for Community and Economic Development for the city,…
Opportunity Is Why Checkable Medical Is Coming To North Dakota
N.D. – The opportunity that Checkable Medical is seizing with a relocation from the Twin Cities to Fargo is an opportunity for increased access to capital. “There really is no place like North Dakota when it comes to funding, business connections and community,” said Post….
Minot State University receives $235K grant for universal newborn hearing screening
MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University received $235,000 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for universal newborn hearing screening and intervention. The funds enable states, families and providers to develop systems of care so that newborns, infants and young children who are…
