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Prairie Grit offers physical therapy as year wraps (opens the original)
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MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - If you’ve been putting off physical therapy, now might be the right time to get started. Kristen Johnston is the clinical director of adult physical therapy at Prairie Grit. She said that towards the end of the year, there is an influx of people who come into the facility for procedures they hadn’t taken care of yet. Eligible patients who have satisfied their deductible at the end of the year may have less, or no, out-of-pocket costs for elective procedures, depending on the
Van Hook Resort wraps up summer season (opens the original)
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VAN HOOK, N.D. (KMOT) - It may still be warm enough to go camping at this time of the year, but some campgrounds, including Van Hook, have closed for the season. They announced that the campground, bathhouse, store and fish cleaning station are now closed. Even though parts of the area are wrapped up for the season, the west and east ramps are still open for boating and fishing. Resort owner Dawn Ritts said that parts of the resort, including the fish cleaning station, are getting ready for the
MMA event comes to Minot Air Force Base (opens the original)
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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. (KMOT) - It’s time for mixed martial arts fans to get excited as Minot Air Force Base is hosting “Fury Fight Force” on Friday night. The event will feature eight championship fights. The first two fights of the evening will feature active-duty airmen stationed in Minot starting at 7:15 p.m. Earlier Thursday afternoon, they held a meet-and-greet where fans had the opportunity to meet UFC star Diego Lopes. Fighters were stepping on the scales for the ceremonial weigh-ins
Train derailment impacts Amtrak travelers passing through Minot (opens the original)
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MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Dozens of travelers found themselves stuck in Minot following Wednesday’s train derailment, including Percy Barnes, who is heading to a wedding in Oregon. Barnes was heading from Chicago to Portland, Oregon. She said the train arrived in Minot at 9 a.m., but passengers became stuck here for several hours. “We’re all super mad about it, because we arrived at the train station, and everybody’s like, ‘Okay, so we have a delay.’ Great. And then they got on the line and were like
Preventing fraud: how nonprofits can stop theft in advance (opens the original)
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MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) – We’ve spent a lot of time in our news reporting on fraud cases, many of which impact the nonprofit sector. We’ve told you about at least 10 different fraud cases across the state this year alone. With it comes anger and calls for accountability from the public, along with questions about how this can keep happening. Over the past year, the news has been flooded with headlines involving money that is stolen or missing from various organizations across the Peace Garden State.
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