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Robin Hofer has joined Dakota Square Mall as its new general manager and will work with leasing and operations to improve the property’s tenant mix while developing community partnerships.

He brings over 35 years of retail experience and returns to his North Dakota roots following Chuck Massey’s retirement.

The Lignite Energy Council announced Jason Laumb as vice president of research and development — he will join in May, replacing Mike Holmes who retires in June after 25 years.

Laumb brings nearly three decades of energy research experience to lead technology commercialization for the lignite industry.

Harley Neshem was inducted into the ND Transportation Hall of Honor on March 10 in Bismarck.

The Berthold contractor, president of Gratech Company LLC, has dedicated 40+ years to improving state highways and leading major projects like the four-lane U.S. Highway 2 expansion.

NDHHS released weekly data for the week ending March 7 showing influenza cases rose to 576, RSV cases increased to 162, and COVID-19 cases dropped to 156 statewide.

The report classifies all three as moderate and states the figures are preliminary (subject to revision).

Minot’s Class AA girls team won the 2026 state championship after a hard-fought game+ the victory marked a milestone for local athletes and a proud moment for the community.

Century won the 2026 Class AA boys state championship today, marking a milestone in local high school sports.

Our Redeemer's and Bishop Ryan high schools advanced to the Class B state tournament after strong wins — both teams now prepare to compete in the next round of regional play.

PRCA Rodeo at Nodak Speedway

7-11 p.m. — Nodak Speedway — Tickets from $69 — Experience the thrill of rodeo action in Minot with can't-miss live performances.