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Wednesday, September 24th, 2025
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Good morning, Minot. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of September.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ A trio of chefs previewed their Nordic dishes Tuesday at Marketplace Foods in Minot during the 'Meet the Chefs' event before Norsk Høstfest begins today at the North Dakota State Fair Center. The chefs demonstrated Swedish-style meatballs and open-faced sandwiches while accordionists performed—adding a festive touch—to delight shoppers. KFYR-TV
- ➤ Organizers and vendors are setting up for the 46th Norsk Høstfest today—some vendors are traveling from across the country to showcase Scandinavian products. KFYR-TV
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ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ North Dakota saw a slight increase in oil and gas production in July — good news for the energy industry. KFYR-TV
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ 2000 Trees for Minot received the Volunteer Organization of the Year Trees Award at the Trees Bowl ceremony in Fargo on Sept. 13 when Tim Baumann and Donna Bye accepted the plaque from State Forester Tom Claeys and NDSU President David Cook—acknowledging their plan to plant 2000 trees in Minot by 2026. Minot Daily News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The North Dakota Board of Higher Education appointed former Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford as the University System commissioner during a meeting at Minot State University on Sept. 23. Sanford, who served as interim chancellor since April after Mark Hagerott stepped down, said his government experience fits the role well + the board approved title changes for several system positions. Minot Daily News
- ➤ Minot recycling leaders said that if the City Council passes the proposal on second reading the mandate will be lifted in April — monthly recycling costs will remain $2.60 for next year. KFYR-TV
- ➤ State leaders are planning to improve Highway 52 from Minot to Voltaire by studying an expansion from two to four lanes. Area citizens will meet next week, with a meeting Monday at Velva Public School gym and another Tuesday at Sleep Inn and Suites in Minot—providing a chance to discuss the project. KFYR-TV
- ➤ Early this month, the first Minuteman III silo at F.E. Warren Air Force Base was taken offline after its Launch Facility was decertified—part of a transition to the new Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile system. The update will not affect current missile alert readiness as the modernization effort continues at Minot and Malmstrom. Minot Daily News
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Norsk Høstfest Cultural Festival
9:00 – 10:30 AM — North Dakota State Fair Center — Tickets available — Experience the rich heritage of Scandinavia through food, music, and artisan crafts.
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Norsk Høstfest
9:00 – 10:30 AM — North Dakota State Fair Center — Admission fee may apply — Experience a vibrant celebration of Scandinavian culture with entertainment, cuisine, and artisan crafts.
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Midwest MonsterCon 2025
Oct 3-4 — Minot Municipal Auditorium — $10 — Experience the ultimate horror convention with spooky panels, unique vendors, and eerie fun.
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Dakota Flea Market
8 AM – 4 PM — North Dakota State Fair Center — Entry fee may apply — Discover over 200 vendor tables filled with antiques, crafts, collectibles, and more.
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St. Olaf Orchestra Concert
7-9 p.m. — Ann Nicole Nelson Hall — Tickets available — Experience the rich sounds of a renowned collegiate orchestra during their Fall Tour.
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