Good morning, Minot.

The Taube Museum of Art is inviting artists to submit original work for its Art in Motion exhibit, available May 8-30 in Minot; submissions are due by May 6 with a fee of $15 for up to four entries and $5 for extra pieces.

ND Farm Bureau is hosting a photography contest — entries are due Sept.

1 — that invites photographers statewide to submit watermark-free images in animals, crop/landscape, or lifestyle for a $300 prize in each category and a printed canvas for the scholarship fund.

Fertilizer prices have surged, leaving farmers in North Dakota facing a crisis as 70% nationwide cannot afford needed supplies + global market disruptions from the conflict in Iran inflate costs.

A federal farm aid package passed last December offers some relief while more action is called for.

Town & Country Credit Union announced its fifth annual scholarship program, awarding $10,000 to ten outstanding students (including Ally Larson of Minot North High School) to help support their college plans.

City council approved changes to improve safety as First Baptist Church’s expansion leads 4th Street SW to become one-way southbound to clear sight distances for drivers.

The plan includes reducing the speed limit on nearby 2nd Avenue SW, with costs estimated at about $600.

Work is underway on a new video board at historic Corbett Field to upgrade the game day experience.

Minot Parks purchased the board (nearly $300K donation from Northern Bottling) and it is expected to be fully installed by the end of May, just in time for local baseball games.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Screening

7-10 p.m. — Oak Park Theater — Special ticket required — Relive the fun and nostalgia of the 1990 classic with special guests at this one-night-only event.

Nodak Speedway Opening Night

7 PM – 1 AM — Nodak Speedway — Admission details not provided — Experience high-energy dirt track racing featuring IMCA classes in a family-friendly atmosphere.