MINTO ND
Search goes on for missing Minto man 
High water levels continue to thwart efforts to locate the body of a Minto, N.D., farmer who is believed to have drowned April 29.
By Kevin Bonham , May 15, 2013
Search still on for missing Minto man
Authorities are continuing to search for the body of Guy Miller, the Minto, N.D., farmer whose vehicle was swept off of a rural road by floodwaters early last week.
By Kevin Bonham , May 06, 2013
Highway 81 reopens; most river levels dropping
U.S. Highway 81 has reopened in Minto, N.D., according to the North Dakota Department of Transportation. The Forest River, which flows through Minto, had dropped about 1.5 feet, to 6.7 feet at 7:15 a.m. today, from a crest of 8.28 feet on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
By Kevin Bonham , May 02, 2013
Weather hampers search for Minto man missing in icy floodwaters
Authorities continued to search a coulee near Minto, N.D., Wednesday for Guy Miller, the 55-year-old driver of a pickup that was swept off a Walsh County road by high water Monday evening.
By Kevin Bonham , May 01, 2013
Authorities identify 55-year-old man swept away by floodwaters near Minto, N.D.
Authorities are searching today for a Walsh County man whose pickup is believed to have been swept away from a water-covered gravel road Monday evening, about 3 miles southwest of Minto, N.D. The man has been identified as Guy Miller, 55, of Minto.
By Kevin Bonham , April 30, 2013
Rising Forest River closes highway, surprises Minto, N.D., residents
They were among scores of Minto, N.D., residents who scrambled Monday to sandbag a few homes that sit near the banks of the Forest River, which spilled out of its banks late Monday morning.
By Kevin Bonham , April 29, 2013
Grafton area residents worry about quick melt, even with lower flood risk
Construction crews are working overtime to build an 18-foot levee along the Park River in Grafton, N.D., to prevent damage from what could be a record flood.
By Kevin Bonham , April 25, 2013
MARILYN HAGERTY: Polish foods, traditions draw people back to Minto
At nearby Minto, N.D., volunteers made 200 pounds of Polish sausage during the blizzard on Monday. They will use it for the Polish Food Festival at the Minto Community Center Saturday.
By Marilyn Hagerty , March 21, 2013
Despite objections, Minto City Council buys old store
Despite a petition signed by 53 of the town’s 600 residents, the city of Minto, N.D., has purchased a former grocery store in the center of town, and will demolish it in the next few weeks.
By Kevin Bonham , March 12, 2013
Tom Osowski, Minto, N.D., letter: Wishful thinking justifies anti-abortion bills
This is a free country, and the people we choose to represent us can believe whatever they like. But when they go to Bismarck, they shouldn’t forget that they’re serving everyone, and they should leave their personal religion on the Capitol steps.
By Tom Osowski , February 28, 2013
When bad things happen, good people often step in
Friends, families, even strangers offer donations after tragedies. For example, after the New Town, N.D., shootings, friends and family of the victims have received more than $55,000 to help pay for funerals and for college for young survivors.
By Stephen J. Lee , January 05, 2013
The rest of the Top 10
The rest of the Top 10 stories of 2012 ranged from stories about the shocking deaths of young people, to stories about surprising changes in the community, such as Grand Forks’ only hospital buying its would-be rival in town. A long-standing controversy over UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname appeared to end, while long-standing problems with the Spirit Lake tribe’s child protection system appear to continue into the new year.
By Herald Staff Report , December 31, 2012
Patrol 'Trooper on a Bus' program comes to Minto
The North Dakota Highway Patrol is taking its "Trooper on a Bus" program to the Minto School District in northeastern North Dakota.
By Associated Press , December 13, 2012
New Town, N.D., deaths reverberate in Minto
Counselors spent Monday and Tuesday at Minto (N.D.) Public School, helping students cope with the weekend deaths of three children who, until this year, were their classmates.
By Kevin Bonham , November 20, 2012
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