Good morning, Minot.

Bonnie Rennich retired from her employee role at Our Savior Lutheran after 42-year service, with the church hosting a thoughtful retirement party on June 28; she will continue volunteering in music and community programs.

International Music Camp celebrates 70 years by offering seven one-week programs from June through July at the International Peace Garden.

The camp, designed for middle and high schoolers and some adults, will conclude July 28 and new dates for 2027 will be available on Oct. 1.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department stocked almost 12 million walleye fingerlings statewide this summer, nearly matching a 2017 record.

Lake Sakakawea got 2.3 million while lakes Darling, Ashtabula and Stump received almost 500,000 each, and over 150 other lakes received the rest as water conditions favored growth.

U.S. Air Force Col. John Burrell took command of the 5th Bomb Wing from Col. Jesse Lamarand during a change of command ceremony at Minot Air Force Base on Thursday, July 9.

He said he will keep the wing combat ready while upholding its role in national deterrence.

Vitalant urges Minot residents to donate blood to ease a shortage, especially of type O, as fewer donors are giving this summer.

A City drive is set for Friday, July 24 at City Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — community partners are urged to boost turnout.

Minot State hired Blake Zabinski as the new head coach for the women's hockey team after the athletic department announced Monday he would replace Ryan Miner, who stepped down in May — Zabinski previously coached at Marian University and brings championship experience to the team.

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.

Raynes & Liam Keeney Concert

5-9 p.m. — Citizens Alley — Free entry — Experience a night of free live performances in a vibrant Downtown Minot atmosphere.