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Moorhead’s Trey Feeney leaving UND Football program
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Just days after the starting Quarterback competition came to an end for the Fighting Hawks, one of the men fighting for that spot has announced his departure from the program. Trey Feeney took to social media today to announce that he would be...
MEDIA ADVISORY: UND, Fargo Public Library to take action against radon health risks
WHAT: The University of North Dakota and the Fargo Public library are teaming up to make home testing for radon free and as easy as possible, hoping to save lives and create healthier living spaces. As part of the project, Soojung Kim, associate professor of Communication at UND, will visit...
VIDEO: Enrollment gains, coupled with growing pains
‘Welcome back,’ says President Armacost, who also talks parking in first video message of fall 2024. President Andrew Armacost says, “Welcome back for the fall semester,” in his first video message of the new academic year. From the corner of University Avenue and Stanford Road, Armacost and...
Matt Kibbon named next associate VP for Facilities at UND
Kibbon, currently VP for finance and facilities at Minnesota West Community & Technical College, will start at UND on Sept. 9. Karla Stewart, UND vice president for finance & operations and chief operating officer, has named Matthew Kibbon as associate vice president for facilities following a nationwide search. With more...
Cramer meets with UND, SDA to highlight SDA investments in Grand Forks
(GRAND FORKS) – Senator Kevin Cramer has spent time this week with the University of North Dakota and Space Development Agency (SDA). On Thursday morning, Cramer met with faculty from the University and the team from the SDA to highlight the agency’s latest investments in Grand Forks. Cramer...
With Simon Romfo at Quarterback, NoDak Ready for Test against Iowa State
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KVRR)–Fall camp in Grand Forks began quite different than it has in the last few years. With Tommy Schuster transferring to Michigan State, North Dakota had a quarterback competition on their hands. “We felt like they were competing for the spot, yet they were learning from...
Grand Opening of UND Softball’s Albrecht Field set for September 21
The University of North Dakota will officially open Albrecht Field on September 21, marking a significant milestone for its softball program. The event kicks off with doors opening at 6 p.m. and a first pitch at 7 p.m. against Northwest Missouri State, with free admission and various promotional activities. Coach Jordan Stevens highlighted the rapid development of the facility, thanks to substantial support from university leadership, donors, and the community. The festivities include performances, giveaways, and opportunities for fans to engage with the team, culminating in postgame base running.
Cramer: Grand Forks Air Force Base to receive U.S. Navy officers
(GRAND FORKS) – North Dakota is set to receive officers from the U.S. Navy at Grand Forks Air Force Base (GFAFB). U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) announced the Navy will be assigning officers, referred to as billets, to join U.S. Air Force and Space Force officers at the Space Development Agency (SDA) Operations Center in Grand Forks. The first Navy billet will arrive in a few weeks with more set to arrive over the next year. Cramer recently secured the commitment for the positions from Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Lisa Franchetti.
LIVE: Downtown Grand Forks Street Fair kicks off Friday
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KVRR) — As summer vacation winds down, the Grand Forks Street Fair is offering you a chance to get out and enjoy the weather this weekend. The fair will feature over 100 vendors, along with music, a 10K run and free yoga classes. Svea Benefield with...
Grand Forks City Council Gets Update on Athletic Center
(KNOX) -Grand Forks City Council got an update on the proposed athletic center. City Administrator Todd Feland told council that they would have plans before them soon. “They’ll get it out to the various folks who are working on it, just to do some final edits,” Feland said this week during his update to city council.
Valley City State University Fall Semester Starts Aug. 27
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – McCarthy Hall will become the new home for Valley City State University’s nationally recognized School of Education and Technology and STEM Education. In July, the university held a ceremony to mark the start of the transformational work on the historic building. VCSU President...
Crews tear down Burger King along University Dr. in Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Crews began tearing down the Burger King along University Dr. S. Thursday afternoon. They say it won’t take long. Work is expected to wrap up Monday. No word yet on what will go up in its place. However, a Starbucks is expected to...
Director Christopher Wray visits Bismarck Resident Agency of FBI
(BISMARCK) – The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation visited the Bismarck Resident Agency of the Minneapolis Field of the FBI on Thursday. Director Christopher Wray met with employees, as well as a number of key law enforcement, military, academia, and private sector partners from across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota to discuss the Bureau’s work in the region and affirm their continued commitment to working with their partners.
2 arrested after fight that left dog dead
WILLISTON, N.D. (KFGO) – Two Williston men are facing charges after a fight that left a dog dead in Williston. Officers were called to a report of a fight between two men that involved guns Wednesday. Investigators say Geoffrey Harstad was walking his dog when it got into a fight with another dog.
St. Mary’s Saints football preview
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - St. Mary’s was moved to Double-A after playing Triple-A football last year. After a 2-7 record last fall, St. Mary’s Head Coach Toby Schweitzer knows his team has a lot of work to do. “We’ve done it before, and one of the things we...
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