Good morning, Minot.

At 95, Sister Clarice Carroll of Annunciation Monastery continues helping others with Red Cross work and hospital research, after a career spanning midwifery and global service from Dickinson to Africa.

Ardell and Vivian Lynne celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary when friends and family gathered on June 14 in Plaza—hosted by their sons Kim, Darcy and Von after their milestone on June 10.

Roosevelt Park’s Magic City Express will return once crews complete track work, tunnel updates and decorative installations — with tests scheduled next year and public rides planned in 2028.

Fairgoers at the State Fair can explore the America 250 Freedom Truck exhibit (Jul.

17 to 25) that shows how the original colonies secured independence with interactive features like a quiz, a digital signing station for the Declaration, and a wall honoring 50 American heroes.

Trinity Health now offers Labs for Me, letting patients get affordable lab tests without needing a provider’s order.

The self-pay service provides panels from wellness to nutrition and is available Monday through Friday (7 a.m. to 5 p.m.) at the Medical Building next to the hospital in southwest Minot.

On Tuesday, June 23, about 15 cyclists riding for the Fuller Center Bicycle Adventure rode through Minot and stopped at Immanuel Baptist Church before heading to Harvey today; the ride began in Seaside on May 28 and will finish in Portland on Aug.

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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.