Sep 30 2008 11:28PM

Four score, and 19 years ago, Morris Gohrick was born near Tioga. It may seem like an odd way to say he's 99 years old kind of a paraphrasing of a famous presidential speech. But, as you're about to see, that speech, the Gettysburg Address, is someth

Sep 16 2008 7:29PM

Over the years, our Someone You Should Know series has introduced us to people who volunteer in various ways. But the spotlight this week shines on a woman who volunteers for a number of organizations! Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Evelyn Hildebrand...

Aug 6 2008 12:57AM

Tomorrow starts two solid weeks of baseball in Minot like the Magic City hasn't seen in years. The State Class 'A' Legion tournament gets underway, then next week, the best in the midwest will be here for the National Legion Central Plains tournament. O

Jul 23 2008 1:25AM

Consider all of the people who pass by you here at the state fair. Many go unnoticed. Some may give you a nod or a wave. But there is one man on the midway determined to make a difference. Debbie Kuehn has his story in this week's edition of Someone Y

Jul 15 2008 7:30PM

Golf can be frustrating for anyone, but imagine the added frustration of playing the game with only one leg. Unfortunately, that's the reality for one former MSU art professor, but the only time you'll hear him use the term handicap, is while talking abo

Jul 9 2008 7:36AM

But for eighteen immigrants, a longtime dream became a reality last week. Debbie Kuehn visited with a couple of them and has their story in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know. You can swear by it, pledge to it or wrap it in red, white and b

Jun 24 2008 7:29PM

You want to do something good for the environment? How about planting some trees? That's what a local couple decided to do - and they did it to help the local zoo. Jim Olson has the story. (Jim Olson, KX News) The llamas at Roosevelt Park Zoo don't ha

Jun 18 2008 12:58AM

After 36-plus years with the Minot Public Schools, she's as much a part of the school system as the Magician himself! But she's on to bigger and better things. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Paulette Klungtvedt in this week's Someone You Should Know...

Jun 10 2008 8:26PM

The word outlaw typically brings to mind an unfavorable image of a person or group. But that isn't the case for one gang that is quickly creating quite a name for itself near the Canadian border. Shaun Sipma has more on the Antler Outlaws and why they a

May 27 2008 7:31PM

With gas prices climbing to record highs, it only makes sense that more people would choose to do a bit more walking these days. And for some folks Bottineau, each step they take is bringing them a little closer to some specific locations. Dan Erdmann i

May 20 2008 8:29PM

How many of us can say we've gotten a certificate from the President of the United States? Three sisters at the Minot Air Force Base can boast such an accomplishment. Debbie Kuehn tells us they're Someone You Should Know... If you look at a tiny bul

Apr 15 2008 7:30PM

How do you spell success? In Jordan Lakoduk's dictionary, success starts with w-w-w... Debbie Kuehn tells us about Jordan in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know... Most high school seniors use the computer to put together research papers,

Apr 8 2008 8:33PM

Look for the smoking gun and you'll find your man! Well, that seems to be the case in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know. Debbie Kuehn has Cody Tangsrud's story... You wouldn't know it by merely looking at him.... (It's not something Cody

Apr 1 2008 7:30PM

You'll likely do it three to five thousand times today. Some of us will do it even more...perhaps as many as 10-thousand times. And yet, you probably won't think about it at all! Dennis Griffin does though... What are we talking about? Debbie Kuehn t

Mar 25 2008 8:21PM

Remember when an air conditioned car meant rolling down all of the windows or when televisions came in consoles not flat panels? Rod Romine does, and he looks back on those days with a smile. Debbie Kuehn talks with him in tonight's edition of Someon

Mar 19 2008 12:32AM

The world is full of bad things happening to good people. Hurricanes destroy cities, planes crash into buildings, trains spill dangerous chemicals. But sometimes, you come across someone who's taken a 'bad' experience and turned it into something good.

Mar 11 2008 9:40PM

Pictures...thousands of them...documenting the history of the Williston region for decades. This pictorial history was hidden away in the basement of a longtime newspaper man...until now. In this week's Someone You Should Know, Perry Olson tells us abou

Feb 26 2008 7:39PM

Everyone has artistic abilities, although for many of us, they're probably not award-worthy. But a few Minot State art students were recognized recently for their original works, and one student took home a very special, individual award. As with any

Feb 19 2008 8:34PM

It was an unusual set of circumstances that led Deb Myaer to meet Blake Bowers. But once they met - moments after Blake had been in a terrible car accident - Deb turned that coincidence into a life-saving rescue that earned her the honor of being named t

Feb 5 2008 7:31PM

With the April 15th tax deadline right around the corner, more and more people are taking time to file their returns. For some, this can be a confusing, and often difficult task to accomplish, but luckily there's a group of volunteers who are more than

Jan 8 2008 8:59PM

Kings and presidents, movie stars and pro ball players... They're people who are used to being in the limelight...people who are used to attention. NOT Melvin Heizelman! Melvin's comfortable standing in the shadows. But following his latest birthday, h

Dec 18 2007 7:59PM

It's a change of place...but not a change of pace. One local elementary teacher is getting set to take her 40 years of educating young minds to a new location. Tonight Shaun Sipma introduces us to Jody Petry of Washington Elementary as this week's Som

Dec 11 2007 8:06PM

The territory where the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers meet west of Williston is full of historical significance. But it wasn't until the last several years that that history has been brought back to life through reconstructed forts and an interpretive

Nov 14 2007 12:50AM

Something will be a little different this year at the annual Dickens Festival in Garrison. Each year a stage performance is put on over the three weekends of the festival but this year there will be a little more to it. Perry Olson gives us a preview

Nov 6 2007 8:25PM

You don't have to leave a tip or wait for the hostess to seat you, but when you dine at the Granville school lunchroom... it sure feels like you're out on the town. Debbie Kuehn says the women who run the lunchroom are some people you should know...

Oct 30 2007 7:37PM

This time of year when the vampires are doing door to door, it's not uncommon to hear someone talking about taking your blood! But when the Jim Hill sixth graders went around asking some of their neighbors for a donation...it was no trick! Debbie Kuehn

Oct 16 2007 8:33PM

The late August tornado that ripped through Northwood is still being felt today even if the winds have calmed. The town still sits in ruins, and much work still needs to be done to get it back to something close to normal. That process will get a sho

Aug 21 2007 7:28PM

Students from all corners of the state have come together to send a message to their fellow teens. They're part of a group called "Breakdown," and they're encouraging their peers to make good decisions in their lives. They recently performed their multi

Aug 21 2007 7:27PM

Students from all corners of the state have come together to send a message to their fellow teens. They're part of a group called "Breakdown," and they're encouraging their peers to make good decisions in their lives. They recently performed their multi

Aug 14 2007 7:35PM

60 years ago, Virgil Syverson moved to Williston to become the school's band director. Now, he's being honored with a brand new performance center in Williston's Harmon Park. Jim Olson reports in this week's Someone You Should Know... (Jim Olson, KX Ne

Jul 31 2007 7:19PM

Minot's City Council will be asked to approve a new fire chief for the city next week. City Manager Dave Waind will bring his choice to the council for a vote on Monday. Meanwhile, the man who's been at the head of the department for almost ten years ha

Jul 10 2007 7:40PM

It's true... a comb may be simply something you run through your hair, or a shirt is something you wear for the day...but in the right hands, things like combs and shirts and pencils are olive branches. Debbie Kuehn tells us about that in this week's edi

Jul 3 2007 7:27PM

They got together just to have fun water skiing. And now, a half-century later, they're back at Lake Metigoshe to celebrate the club that formed as a result of that first water ski show. In this week's Someone You Should Know, Jim Olson introduces us to

Jun 26 2007 11:49PM

The 4th of July is a time for fireworks and outdoor grilling. But for this week's Someone You Should Know Independence Day means so much more. Perry Olson introduces us to a man who has a front seat picked out for a big unveiling in Roosevelt Park...

Jun 19 2007 7:43PM

It's said that when life deals you lemons, you make lemonade. And the young man you're about to meet could probably start up a lemonade stand. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Blake Bowers he's this week's Someone You Should Know... (Debbie Kuehn, KX N

Jun 12 2007 7:41PM

What do these terms refer to...goofey, faking and rock and roll? Give up? They're all terms skateboarders use. In this week's edition of Someone You Should Know, Debbie Kuehn introduces us to some Garrison moms who maybe don't skateboard, but who do b

Jun 5 2007 7:34PM

Over the years, we've met a lot of people who donate a lot of time and money to helping others. But the man you're about to meet has got to top them all. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Rod Tryhus in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know... If

May 30 2007 10:19AM

Most people hope to be healthy and live active lives when they're in their 80s. In this week's someone you should know, Karna Lillebo introduces us to a Berthold woman who is still on top of her game... She's 84 years old and Edna Fegley is as active as

May 22 2007 7:49PM

Most every family likes to find a way to spend time together. In this week's 'Someone You Should Know' Carla Burbidge tells us about a large family making music together, and loving it. (Carla Burbidge) This is the Hughes family of rural Minot. Fa

May 16 2007 5:56AM

Cancer. It is a scary word, and carries with it a battle that can be tough to fight through. Maybe even tougher for a child which brings us to today's 'Someone You Should Know.' Students at Minot's Central Campus are currently in the process of raisi

Apr 24 2007 7:46PM

It was a lesson that originated half a world away. Scott Weston's geography classes at Ramstad Middle School kept track of one of Scott's best friends as he fought in the War on Terror with the North Dakota National Guard's 188th. Last week he was in Mi

Apr 17 2007 7:34PM

Doctors have been known to save lives...paramedics...even police officers, too. But Rob Holm has set his sights on saving an entire species! Debbie Kuehn tells us why Rob is "Someone You Should Know." Some people dream they can fly. Others dream of fa

Apr 3 2007 11:22PM

How do you celebrate Easter? Go to church, have a big family dinner, or maybe color eggs? In Mohall, one Easter tradition has gotten bigger than ever and it's thanks to the two people you're about to meet in this week's edition of "Someone You Shoul

Mar 20 2007 7:22PM

Forty years ago right now, Gordon Eggert was between jobs. He had just finished work on one construction site, and was waiting for the ground to thaw before more work became available. But he wasn't about to twiddle his thumbs in the meantime. He took

Mar 13 2007 7:19PM

What do you see yourself doing when you get to be 80 years old? Few of us would say we see ourselves heading to the office. But Inez Leonard-Carlson says she wouldn't have it any other way! She's the subject of this week's edition of Someone You Shoul

Feb 6 2007 8:19PM

A Honker Booster Club charter member. 'Super Fan Award' winner. 'Voice of the Honkers'. Now Al Scherbenske can add 'Someone you Should Know' to his list of accomplishments. Sure it's not as glamorous but someone like Ben should be recognized. Perry

Jan 30 2007 9:04PM

He's trained to care for sick animals, but these days veterinarian Dr. Louis Pinkerton is considering how to cure what ails the state of North Dakota. Pinkerton is one of several freshmen legislators at the 2007 session in Bismarck and says he's learning

Jan 10 2007 5:28AM

Tonight as you lock your door before you go to bed...think about what you have. Think about your home, and what it feels like to be there. There are a good many in our community who don't enjoy that luxury. But thanks to the efforts of people like De

Jan 9 2007 10:58PM

Tonight as you lock your door before you go to bed...think about what you have. Think about your home, and what it feels like to be there. There are a good many in our community who don't enjoy that luxury. But thanks to the efforts of people like De

Oct 31 2006 8:10PM

It's a skill we all depend on...whether you're a teacher or a waitress or a stockbroker, your success largely relies on your ability to communicate. The students on Kenmare's FFA Ag Communications team know that all too well. In fact, as Debbie Kuehn r

Oct 17 2006 8:10PM

Often, if your back hurts, you can take some over-the-counter medication and the problem would go away. But what if the pain grows so bad that even a prescription won't help? Tri-Life Center in Minot offers people an alternative to traditional medication

Oct 10 2006 11:27PM

Do onto others... That's the motto Dallas Wherely has been living by for the past several years as the administrator of the Faith United Food Pantry. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Dallas in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know... (Debbie Kue

Oct 3 2006 7:42PM

A rolling stone may gather no moss, but a stone that sits around for 80 million years can gather a whole lot of information. Just ask 10-year-old Kyle Staskywicz of Kenmare. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to him in this week's edition of someone you shoul

Sep 26 2006 8:01PM

Most 15-year-old kids spend their time thinking about ball games, dates and driving privileges. But Carson Hughes has bigger things on his mind. Debbie Kuehn has his story in this week's edition of Someone You Should Know. Like sherbet-colored beacons

Sep 19 2006 8:15PM

The streets may not be all that busy, but Matt and Teresa Rudnick have found a way to stop traffic in Anamoose anyway. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to them in this week's Someone You Should Know. (Debbie Kuehn, KX News) Matt Rudnick remembers his first bi

Sep 12 2006 8:09PM

The events of September 11th, 2001 changed the world...and the lives of firefighters all across the world. An already dangerous job got even more dangerous that day. Yesterday at the International Peace Gardens, firefighters and other rescue personnel w

Sep 5 2006 9:00PM

You can find her work in at least three states, but the product of Laverna Stroklund's craft doesn't hang in any museum. In tonight's Someone You Should Know, Abby Wuellner introduces us to one area woman whose stitches in time have benefitted hundreds o

Aug 29 2006 7:48PM

Finally tonight, our Someone You Should Know, a man who's shown a dedication to lubrication. Debbie Kuehn introduces us to Sam Scott, who has been working in North Dakota's oil fields for fifty years. Even when it seems the sun is struggling to pea

Aug 8 2006 7:51PM

It's always good to go out on top and that's exactly what Williston's Dr. Ron Seely is going to do in a few days at the American Legion Baseball World Series in Iowa. Seely has umpired for a quarter century but will hang up his mask for good at the