Daisy Wilson, Author at MDMH Minot

Governor’s official State Band and Chorus programs chosen for 2021

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum today announced that the Bismarck Legacy High School Wind Ensemble and Larimore High School Senior Choir have been selected as...

U.S News4 years ago

Main Street construction to cause traffic delays this summer in Mandan

MANDAN, N.D. – Mandan’s Main Street is getting a face-lift this summer, and residents and visitors should expect traffic delays. The $3.8 million project contains various...

U.S News4 years ago

Local water provider receives loan for distribution project

MINOT, N.D. – A local water provider will be receiving a loan of more than $3 million from the state Department of Environmental Quality for water...

Lifestyle4 years ago

Minot community activists organize 2021 Juneteenth celebration

MINOT, N.D. – The Minot African American Heritage Council recently announced plans for their Juneteenth Block Party. Juneteenth is the day commemorating the emancipation of those...

Local News4 years ago

Week of fundraisers to benefit Roger Maris Cancer Center, community causes

FARGO, N.D. — Sanford Health is adding events to the Roger Maris Celebrity Golf Tournament to raise money for enhanced cancer treatments including a bone-marrow transplant...

Local News4 years ago

Workers build ramp for former cancer patient

FARGO, N.D. — A Fargo woman now has a safer way to get in her house, as she deals with long-term health effects from two different...

Lifestyle4 years ago

From paper to pots, Moorhead art professor shares pandemic art at faculty exhibit

MINOT, N.D. – MSUM art professor shares pandemic art ahead of her departure from the school Bringing a diverse collection of artwork together from faculty at...

Local News4 years ago

North Dakota reports one additional COVID-19 death, 117 positive cases

BISMARCK, N.D. — Following are the North Dakota Department of Health COVID-19 case rates, deaths, hospitalizations and vaccinations as of Thursday, May 13. Because all data is...

Local News4 years ago

City moves away from managing COVID-19 shelter

BISMARCK, N.D. – Tuesday, Bismarck city commissioners were forced to determine how to proceed with the COVID-19 shelter as the state of emergency expires and the...

COVID-194 years ago

ND Dept. of Health shares difficulties ahead in vaccinating adolescents

BISMARCK, N.D. – The North Dakota Department of Health shares why it’s so important to get 12 to 15 year olds vaccinated for Covid-19 now that...

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Governor’s official State Band and Chorus programs chosen for 2021

Main Street construction to cause traffic delays this summer in Mandan

Local water provider receives loan for distribution project

Minot community activists organize 2021 Juneteenth celebration

Week of fundraisers to benefit Roger Maris Cancer Center, community causes

Workers build ramp for former cancer patient

From paper to pots, Moorhead art professor shares pandemic art at faculty exhibit

North Dakota reports one additional COVID-19 death, 117 positive cases

City moves away from managing COVID-19 shelter

ND Dept. of Health shares difficulties ahead in vaccinating adolescents

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The City of Minot’s proposed 2023 budget includes funds to construct a terminal facility in a portion of the Renaissance parking structure in downtown Minot

25-year-old man arrested, charged with false report to law enforcement and harassment

32-year-old man injured in crash Thursday morning after his all-terrain vehicle collided with a train

39-year-old suspect charged with tampering with evidence during homicide investigation

Father of two paralyzed in head-on collision passes away after fighting for a year – “Daddy’s with God”

Officials in West Fargo are advising residents to stay away from iced-over retention ponds and the Sheyenne River

Student accused of carrying a loaded gun to Fargo elementary school has been suspended pending the results of the district’s and police’s investigation

On Thursday, December 2nd, the City of Fargo will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its first electric vehicle charger

“You could tell he was hurt badly because he was screaming his lungs out”, Woman set a couple on fire, the man died and the woman suffered severe burns to 70 percent of her body