In response to the spread of COVID-19 (also known as the Coronavirus), on March 28th, State Health Officer Mylynn Tufte issued a Confinement Order to those “traveling back to North Dakota from all international locations and states in the U.S. [read more…]
The world, America, and the State of North Dakota are feeling the devastating financial effects of COVID-19— also known as the Coronavirus. As I write this, the North Dakota Department of Health announced two new cases today. That brings the [read more…]
Note: The following post originally appeared on Facebook on Thursday, March 19, 2020. Since this posting, Governor Doug Burgum has ordered all bars and restaurants closed to on-site patrons. The post has been published on The Minuteman with the permission [read more…]
Over the years, we’ve published a number of articles about issues relating to the City of Bismarck. There’s been a couple of real doozy’s. Male strippers in a Renaissance Zone business comes to mind. And we shouldn’t forget about the [read more…]
The lives of many Americans are changing as federal, state, and local government officials are taking measures to combat the Coronavirus— otherwise known as COVID-19. And no, I’m not just talking about toilet paper shortages. As of this writing, 4,200 [read more…]
About two months ago, State Representative Dan Johnston (R – District 24) announced his bid for State Treasurer. Johnston is seeking to replace the person who has served longest in that capacity— Kelly Schmidt. Johnston’s announcement came from NDGOP headquarters [read more…]
District 12 Republican leadership apparently has some serious issues— at least when it comes to integrity and good judgment. Perhaps you read the story we broke a week ago about Districts 12 and 29 joining to auction off bottles of [read more…]
A week ago, North Dakota’s Superintendent of Public Instruction made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Not only was Kirsten Baesler arrested for a DUI, but she also refused a breathalyzer and blood alcohol test. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the first [read more…]
Republicans from Districts 12 and 29 gathered tonight for a Lincoln Day dinner and fundraising auction. And as fate would have it, guess who the keynote speaker was? None other than North Dakota’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, Kirsten Baesler. As [read more…]
Just over three weeks ago, North Dakota’s Department of Public Instruction (DPI) Superintendent, Kirsten Baesler, announced her intentions to seek reelection. Having first been elected in 2012 by a margin of nearly 11%, and then again in 2016 by about [read more…]
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