Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of June.
Good morning, Minot.
The conflicts between Israel and Iran have put the energy industry on high alert, and Justin Kringstad of the North Dakota Pipeline Authority said the state is an oil price taker that must accept global market prices—North Dakota crude oil now hovers around $61 per barrel.
Team Minot leaders and community members met at a Military Affairs Committee luncheon on June 5 at Minot Air Force Base—hosted by MACEDC and the base—to receive mission updates and recognize local support.
The event helped strengthen ties between civic leaders and military personnel as they exchanged ideas on ongoing initiatives.
Minot City Council will consider hiring Michael Frye as police chief tonight based on a memo from City Manager Harold Stewart, who also recommended promoting acting police chief Dale Plessas to deputy chief — a plan that draws on equal backing from officers and the public.
Three candidates were interviewed and met with community members to gather support for both men.
The former Secretary of State's granddaughter visited North Dakota to see the original state constitution her grandfather rescued from a Capitol fire — she expressed pride in his actions and highlighted the document's historical importance.
Free Community Car Seat Checks
10 AM – 1 PM — Trinity Health - Medical Arts — Free — Get your car seat checked for safety and ensure your child's security on the road.
Madison Night Mares vs. Minot Honeybees
6:35-8:05 p.m. — Corbett Field — Ticket prices vary — Exciting live baseball action as the Madison Night Mares take on the Minot Honeybees.
Minot Hot Tots vs Bismarck Larks
5:05-6:35 p.m. — Corbett Field — Tickets available — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup while supporting a charitable cause.
Breakthrough Basketball Essential Skills Camp
Have fun improving your game — Tue, Jul 8 – Thu, Jul 10 — Minot Family YMCA — $97 observing coach fee — Enjoy a high-intensity youth basketball camp focusing on skill development and confidence building.
Arts in the Park: Minot City Band
4-8 p.m. — Oak Park — Free to attend — Enjoy a summer evening filled with classic tunes under the beautiful oak trees.
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