Good morning, Minot.

North Hill Bowl, owned since 1957 — is upgrading pinsetter system to string bowling before the 70th anniversary year as crews update 16 lanes and will finish 8 lanes, while the alley remains open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Friday and Saturday until 1 a.m.

This Father's Day, Gerald E.

Miller is remembered for his service at Minot Air Force Base where he helped secure missile assets during the Cold War & served in Vietnam. His son Derek carried on his legacy by also serving at the base, reflecting a family tradition of duty and honor.

At Minot AFB, vintage lawn ornaments are now known as porch geese, as military families dress them in seasonal outfits to spark neighborly conversation.

Owners share each goose's story plus the trend brings warmth and continuity to the community.

As Col Schlabach prepares to retire this summer, Minot AFB’s School Liaison Program will say goodbye to Mrs. Monica Schlabach, who is praised for her practical wisdom on time management using a paper calendar (a tool she champions).

Their service left a positive mark on school events and community celebrations.

The Ward County Historical Society maintains the Pioneer Village, a museum with 17 buildings relocated just east of Burlington along Highway 2 in 2019.

Future plans include development of additional exhibits & a visitor center to boost the site's historic value.

Scandinavian Heritage Association is hosting its annual Midsummer Festival at Shirley Bicentennial Park from today to Saturday, June 20, celebrating Nordic traditions with a Friday flag ceremony (Heritage Night), bonfires, and a Viking horn blow, offering a free gift of heritage to Minot.

North Plains Elementary hosted its 4th annual art show, Welcome to the Jungle, in early May, turning the school into a vibrant jungle of creativity.

The event featured themed displays of colorful animal art and abstract pieces in the Music and Library hallway, celebrating students' artistic talents.

Minot North High School announced its Semester 2 Honor Roll today, recognizing outstanding academic achievement among students in Grades 9–12 (Highest Honors and Honors).

The public acknowledgment highlights the school’s commitment to supporting student success.

The US Army Corps of Engineers will run a flow test at Garrison Dam on or around June 24 by opening 23 of 28 spillway gates for about two hours.

Powerhouse releases will adjust and boaters and anglers are urged to avoid the spillway area + follow updates.

Minot AFB's 5th Bomb Wing Warbirds and 91st Missile Wing Rough Riders offered condolences on Monday, June 15 to the families and colleagues of eight B-52 crew members who died at Edwards AFB.

The statement honored the crew's legacy — a somber reminder of the aircraft's historic role.

Sanford Health will open its Landmark Clinic in north Minot this fall at the former CHI St. Alexius building.

The 64,000 sqft facility will provide family medicine, pediatrics, behavioral health and lab services, and current care will continue at the Northwest Clinic.

Kendall Winn, head coach of the Minot Honeybees, and her sister Reagan, first baseman, bring family spirit and resilience to the game—an inspiration for military children.

They invite the Minot AFB community to join them at Corbett Field this summer.

Independence Day Celebration in Minot

All day — Minot Convention & Visitors Bureau — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day with patriotic traditions, family-friendly activities, live entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks finale.

Dakota Classic Modified Tour

7-10 p.m. — Nodak Speedway — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling IMCA sanctioned racing featuring top drivers from across North America.

Jon Pardi Concert

3-5 p.m. — North Dakota State Fair Center — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a lively performance from honkytonk artist Jon Pardi showcasing his latest hits.