Minot North Athletes Deliver Big Wins Across the Board
Bryleigh McBride, Freshman | Minot North High School The sports teams of Minot North High School turned heads this past week with standout performances across four sports, showcasing their talent and determination as the spring season hits its peak. From state-qualifying pole vaults to crushing wins on the softball field, Sentinel athletes proved they’re ready […]
First Year at Minot North: Perspectives from a Teacher, Administrator, and Student
Bryleigh McBride, Freshman | Minot North High School The first year at Minot North High School has come to a close, marking the beginning of what many hope will come to be a proud and lasting legacy. With its first year behind it, members of the school community—teachers, administrators, and students alike—have shared their thoughts […]
Hot Tots Announce Single Game Tickets and 2025 Promotional Schedule
Get ready for a summer of unforgettable baseball action as the Hot Tots unveil their 2025 Promo Schedule and launch Single Game Ticket Sales! The Minot Hot Tots are thrilled to announce that Single Game Tickets for the 2025 season are officially on sale. Fans can now secure their seats for an action-packed summer at […]
Honoring Our Minot AFB Graduates: A Celebration of Resilience and Achievement
A heartfelt salute was given to 65 military-affiliated high school seniors this month, as they were honored with purple graduation cords and certificates, celebrating their unique journeys as part of military families. Thanks to the generous support of the Minot AFB Spouses Club, these purple cords symbolize the strength and resilience of students who have […]
We’re Remembering Our Heroes
My wife opened the door at CashWise foods and deposited her Saturday morning grocery purchase in the car, and asked “there are a couple of ladies in their selling poppies, should I go back and get some?” My answer was “of course” and then my mind slipped back to my young kid days when two […]
New Public Charter Schools Law Takes Effect August 1st 2025
Senate Bill 2241 passed the house and the senate last month. This bill requires public charter schools to be part of North Dakota’s public education system. Governor Kelly Armstrong states, “Expanding school choice is a win-win for North Dakota families and for our state’s workforce and long-term success. The public charter schools authorized by this […]
I’ve Never Been, But I’d Love to Go
I love visitor guides. When we travel, I’m the person who scans the brochure rack in the hotel lobby. I’ll read the guide cover to cover and relay any fun facts I find. At national parks, the pamphlets handed through the window upon entry are never relegated to the floorboards or that crevice between the […]
Cold Case North Dakota
Did you know North Dakota has at least a dozen cold cases with one of them that dated back to 1945.According to the attorney general’s website, there are actually 13, with one of them, the Anita Knutson case in Minot, recently in the news with a trial in Grand Forks. Nichole Rice who was on […]
Carrying Hope: 91st MSFS Rucks for Minot Community
On Monday, May 5, defenders from the 91st Missile Security Forces Squadron (91 MSFS) gathered at Oak Park, a local park in Minot, for more than just physical training. They came together for a cause greater than themselves. With roughly 180 defenders in attendance, the squadron participated in a ruck march that doubled as a […]
Minot North Sentinel Report 05-16-2025
Bryleigh McBride, Freshman | Minot North High School Softball: A Week of Highs and Lows Shows Team Resilience The Minot North softball team experienced a mix of disappointment and determination this past week, splitting a hard-fought doubleheader against Bismarck before facing tough competition at the Midseason Madness tournament. In game one against Bismarck, the Sentinels […]
