Tim Baumann News Today

Minot residents have been coming together to discuss sustainability this week, and the organizer of those conversations hopes to turn that talk into action with

Minot community members will have an opportunity to come together this week to talk about future environmental sustainability efforts and goals. “What’s

The Minot Symphony Orchestra, with the support of the Northwest North Dakota Community Foundation and the John and Elaine Andrist Family Trust, has announced it

The weather was beautiful, especially after a hot Labor Day and smokey start to the week.

The silos might not look like much now, but starting next spring, they will become the largest art display in the state of North Dakota.

Trees certainly provide a number of benefits around town, including shade, shelter from the wind, and oxygen. And people in Minot were rolling up their sleeves today to do some tree planting. On Thursday, 1,000 Trees for Minot, the Hess Corporation, and the Minot Park District teamed up to plant trees in Northwest Minot.

Tim Balmer, one of the organizers of 1,000 Trees, said they couldn’t have gotten this far without the community.

Six private gardens and the Myra Museum garden will be featured; a “plant doctor” can diagnose and offer advice on plant or pest problems

Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Trooper John Hadaway captured first place honors and Trooper Tim Baumann finished as runner-up in the Nebraska Inspector Championships held over the weekend in Grand Island. Trooper Hadaway is a 12-year veteran of NSP, stationed in Broken Bow, and is assigned to the Carrier Enforcement Division. Trooper Baumann has served with NSP since 1996 and is

Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Trooper participated in the Nebraska Inspector Championships winning first and second places.