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Chamber names former Concordia president as Legacy Leader, sets annual celebration date
(FARGO) – The Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber has announced its 2024 Legacy Leader and has set the date for the Chamber’s annual celebration event. The 2024 Legacy Leader award recipient is former Concordia College President Paul Dovre. Dovre began his educational career by graduating from Concordia College...
Fargo Police: No explosives or suspicious items found following report of bomb in south Fargo
(FARGO) — Fargo Police say they found no explosives or suspicious items after a bomb threat was called in to a south Fargo business Thursday afternoon. Lt. Shane Aberle said that, at approximately 12:34 p.m. on Thursday, officers responded to a report of a bomb threat at a business in the 3700 block of 55th Avenue South. A caller claimed that explosives were going to be brought into the building.
The Weekend Funcast | August, 29th
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Russ Thomas and Adam Chalifoux chat about their weekend plans, haunted hotels, fantasy football, and all the fun this weekend has to offer. It looks to be a beautiful weekend in the valley. This week’s weekend funcast breaks down how the weather will impact your holiday weekend plans.
Ensuring Child Safety: Stop Signs Needed At This Bismarck School
School is officially in session for just about all of our area schools. Mandan started school yesterday and Bismarck Public Schools began last Wednesday. On my way to the gym daily, I drive by this school named Roosevelt Elementary. What is shocking to me is that there is an uncontrolled...
Williston Homecoming Parade to follow new route near High School
WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - This year’s Homecoming Parade in Williston will take a new route. The Williston City Commission approved street closures this week for the route, which starts at Cote Park on 37th Street West to Prairie Commons Street, then finishing at Williston High School on Long Branch Avenue. The parade usually travels along 11th Street West at the Raymond Center, going to Main Street and finishing downtown.
The 2024 Grand Cities Fall Job Fair
Job Service North Dakota, MN Career Force, Leighton Media and JobsHQ are hosting the Grand Cities Fall Job Fair on Thursday, September 12th from 1pm – 4pm at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. Stop by to meet with employers about the many career opportunities available in the region....
New Ojibwe-language dub of "Star Wars" gets its first screenings
MINNEAPOLIS — A brand new Indigenous language dub of the epic space opera "Star Wars: A New Hope" is getting its first showtimes this weekend. Screenings are scheduled to take place Friday at nine theaters across parts of Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, including the Oakdale, Parkwood, and Southbridge Crossing theaters in the Twin Cities.Late last year, Walt Disney Studios announced that Disney and Lucasfilm were working with the Dakota Ojibwe Tribal Council and the University of Manitoba to create the Ojibwemowin version of the 1977 film. Kathy Staples Forlita brought her niece to witness history, to see the first showing of the...
UND grant aims to boost safety of UAS operations
Funds from the North Dakota NASA EPSCoR program will be used to develop a wind hazard prediction tool. The UND Department of Atmospheric Sciences has received a grant from the North Dakota NASA EPSCoR program to develop a tool to simulate wind conditions all across North Dakota. This prediction tool...
Deion Sanders claims some media members are ‘really mad’ Colorado beat North Dakota State
For the second straight college football season, Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes opened up Week 1 with an exciting, one-score win. Defeating FCS powerhouse North Dakota State in a 31-26 victory in Boulder. Heading into Week 1 and throughout the offseason, Sanders has bumped heads and gone back and forth with the media. First […] The post Deion Sanders claims some media members are ‘really mad’ Colorado beat North Dakota State appeared first on On3.
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