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New Beginnings Imaging
5609 26th Ave NW
Minot, ND 58703
701-581-3554
New Beginnings Imaging brings professional pregnancy ultrasound services to your home, offering early trimester scans, heartbeat confirmation, gender discovery, 3D/4D imaging, and medical ultrasounds. Our ultrasounds are performed by a technologist with over 20 years of experience, ensuring a personalized bonding experience and creating lasting memories through a convenient, stress-free service. Our goal is to support you throughout your pregnancy journey, providing high-quality care and detailed insights into your baby's development. Trust us to make your transition into parenthood as smooth and memorable as possible, creating moments that truly matter.

108 Main St. South
Minot, ND 58701
701-852-6474
Fax: 701-852-6484

206 3rd Ave N
Glenburn, ND 58740
701-578-5568

925 72nd Ave NE
Minot, ND 58703
701-500-1659

1300 Valley St
PO Box 84
Minot, ND 58702-0084
701-839-3232
Fax: 701-252-7325

1425 21st Ave NW Suite A
Minot, ND 58703-5032
701-839-8887
Fax: 701-839-8990
Nexus PATH Family Healing is a non profit agency providing regular and treatment foster care, residential treatment,  outpatient/community mental health services, independent living services, and school based case management services. 

3108 South Broadway, Suite E
Minot, ND 58701
701-839-0199

NoDak Speedway
PO Box 702
Minot, ND 58702-0702
701-720-8437

They call it the Playground of Power for a reason!  The Nodak Speedway is a 3/8-mile dirt track located on the North Dakota State Fairgrounds featuring IMCA Hobby Stocks, IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sportmods, IMCA Sport Compacts, IMCA Stock Cars, Slingshots, Wingless Sprints, INEX Legends and featuring World of Outlaw Late Models June 29, 2025.  Racing fans and drivers are anxiously awaiting the warm weather to start up the 2025 season.


Norsk Hostfest Association
1020 S Bdwy
PO Box 1347
Minot, ND 58702-1347
701-852-2368
Fax: 701-838-7873
Norsk Høstfest is North America's largest Scandinavian festival and takes place each fall at the ND State Fair Center. Endless entertainment on six stages, fantastic ethnic foods, supreme shopping in the Viking Marketplace, and a wide array of cultural exhibits and artistic demonstrations provide something of interest for all ages. To learn more, see www.hostfest.com or call Norsk Høstfest at 701-852-2368.

5400 Highway 83 South
Minot, ND 58701-7662
701-857-7679
701-857-7677/857-7682
Fax: 701-857-7676

5320 N Broadway
PO Box 130
Minot, ND 58702-0130
701-838-6547
701-838-6642
Fax: 701-852-8831

3420 2nd St NE
PO Box 297
Minot, ND 58702-0297
701-420-5807
Fax: 701-420-5809

50501 436th Ave NW
PO Box 547
Kenmare, ND 58746-0547
701-385-3202
Fax: 701-240-3847

2005 Burdick Expy E
PO Box 1796
Minot, ND 58702-1796
701-857-7620
701-833-1704
Fax: 701-720-0951
The North Dakota State Fair Center has 250,000 square feet of showplace under one roof.  They have the ability to host any kind of event, from rodeos and concerts, to receptions and conventions for thousands of guests.

The fairgrounds offer 154 acres of the best show and livestock facilities in the Upper Midwest.  They have the capacity to handle any outdoor event.

The North Dakota State Fair Center is home to two of the largest events in the state, North Dakota State Fair and Norsk Hostfest.  As the Entertainment Capital of North Dakota, we are proud to be the chosen destination for a parade of exciting events held here annually.

Get involved in your North Dakota State Fair
The ND State Fair is closing in and there are many ways to participate. Multiple festivals under the tent feature activities from local business, as well as other competitions that you can register for to be a part of the ND State Fair!
Festivals under the tent have fun for the entire family.

• Monday, July 22: KMOT Pride of Dakota Day - Visit with local entrepreneurs and shop products made exclusively in ND.
• Tuesday, July 23 is devoted to the families. ND United Family Day will consist of many activities for all ages throughout the day.
• Wednesday, July 24 is KX/Co-Op Day. Enjoy a free pancake breakfast in the morning and an ice cream social at 2 p.m. open to all.
• Thursday, July 25 is all about water, water, water! Join exhibitors for trivia games, prize drawings, and Frost Fest Snow Cones!
• Friday, July 26: ND One Call (811 Day) will provide demonstrations, fun giveaways, and educational opportunities.

This year’s 3 on 3 basketball tournament is open for registration. All in grades 5-12, as well as adults, can enter in this fun-filled event. The tournament will start at noon Friday, July 26 and continue Saturday, July 27 at 9 a.m.
The Hippity Hop Barrel race consists of the speed and agility of barrel racing…but on a hippity hop! This competition is for ages 2-6 (two age groups); limit 15 participants in each group.
The Tractor Pedal Pull, sponsored by United Community Bank, features kids ages 4-12 pedaling and pulling their miniature tractors to the finish line for a chance to qualify for the state sanctioned Tractor Pedal Pull Championship. Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. in front of the KX Info Center on Tuesday, July 23.

Sing your heart out at the Crowd Pleaser’s Karaoke Contest on the Dakota Talent Stage. Any and all singers are welcome to sing a song of their choice at 7 or 10:45 p.m. daily. Registration takes place just minutes before the competitions start and prizes are awarded daily.

The Dakota Talent Stage is filled with music and talent each day of the Fair! Anyone hoping to perform on this stage can register for the days and times that fit best to their schedule.
For more information, tickets, and registration forms visit ndstatefair.com.

4844 Rocking Horse Circle South, Suite 1
Fargo, ND 58104
701-929-6702

1901 N Broadway
Minot, ND 58703-1399
701-852-4108
Fax: 701-852-8195

3811 Burdick Expy E
Minot, ND 58701-5357
701-852-1886
Fax: 701-857-6703
Providing Quality water to the rural areas and towns

1819 S Broadway
PO Box 1987
Minot, ND 58702-1987
701-838-5141

About North Star CCU

North Star CCU is a not-for-profit financial cooperative founded in 1940 by a group of men from Benson County. The first annual meeting was held in 1942, with 149 total members. Fast-forward 80+ years and a few strategic mergers, and NSCCU now serves more than 22,000 members with 12 locations throughout the state. 

Even with all the changes and growth, we continue to support the Credit Union philosophy of “Not for Profit, Not for Charity, But for Service”.  We do this by striving every day to fulfill our mission of delivering financial solutions, one person at a time.  We look forward to providing financial counsel and helping you to achieve your personal definition of financial freedom. Your Story Starts Here.

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About Credit Unions 

Credit Unions offer a full range of financial services, similar to a bank; but are fundamentally different than banks due to our structure.  Credit Unions are not-for-profit and cooperatively owned by the members of the credit union (not shareholders). As such, any earnings are returned into the credit union in the form of lower fees, higher savings rates, lower loan rates and enhancements in digital delivery and services.  As a member-owned institution, when you join the credit union with a $5 minimum deposit into Primary Savings, you get an equal vote and voice.  You become a member-owner and have access to all the convenient and rewarding benefits North Star CCU has to  offer.

Our History

December 9, 1940

On December 9, 1940, a group of men from the community met to organize Benson County Cooperative Credit Union. Since its’ organization, the Benson County Co-Op Credit Union (now North Star Community Credit Union) has had seven managers. Bob Herrington is presently serving in this capacity. 

January 1942

The credit union’s first annual meeting was held. Total membership at the time was 149 and total assets were approximately $2,358.

March 1984

Rugby Credit Union merged into Benson County Co-Op Credit Union.

2001

Benson County Co-Op Credit Union’s name was changed to North Star Community Credit Union to better represent the expanding cooperative.

June 2002 

Opened Bottineau branch.

November 2002

Cavalier Credit Union merged into North Star Community Credit Union.

September 2011

Opened Grafton branch.

2016 

Ascentia Federal Credit Union in Minot merged into North Star Community Credit Union; making that our 6th branch location.

July 1, 2017

Northern Tier Federal Credit Union merged into North Star Community Credit Union. This merger expanded our member reach by adding 5 additional branches to North Star CCU; including Minot Air Force Base, Minot (South Broadway), Velva, Willow City and Butte.

April 2018 

Held the 78th annual meeting with total membership of 22,407 and total assets of approximately $305,170,629. 

January 1, 2019

Tolna Credit Union merged into North Star Community Credit Union, making that our 11th branch location.

March 2021

Devils Lake location opened, marking our 12th branch location.


Northern Bottling
1725 20th Ave SE
PO Box 639
Minot, ND 58702-0639
701-852-0544
Fax: 701-852-3397
Four Generations Strong!  Since 1951 the Gokey family has owned Northern Bottling Company, providing a vast portfolio of premium beverages including Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Starbucks, Gatorade, Propel, LifeWTR, BUBBL’R, Lipton, and Dole.

Our team of beverage experts help grocers, convenience stores, restaurants, bars, healthcare, education, and businesses provide the options customers want. We employ more than 100 team members across North Dakota and cover a service area of 41,700 square miles.

It’s rare to spend a day in our coverage area and not see one of our trucks roll by! Learn more by visiting our website at www.gopepsind.com .

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