
(KNOX) -The Career Impact Academy, according to Grand Forks City Administrator Todd Feland, was made possible by city council and a city agency.
“On the current Impact Academy, again without the City of Grand Forks and the Jobs Development Authority, we wouldn’t have the current Impact Academy,” Feland said.
The Grand Forks Growth Fund, a Jobs Development Authority (JDA), is a city organization.
“We would not have that facility going up. As you drive by it on Gateway Drive, again without you and the JDA we wouldn’t be having the growth and development that we have right now,” Feland told city council. “Without the city and the JDA purchasing that property. Demolishing it, restoring it, we would not have that facility going up.”


East Grand Forks Receives Update on Downtown Marijuana Dispensary
(KNOX) - Another marijuana dispensary looks to be opening in East Grand Forks. City Administrator Reid Huttenen gave the East Grand Forks City Council an update on Red Iris, a dispensary that will operate on the 300 block of Demers Avenue. Red Iris w...
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"Startling" Statistic Revealed in Grand Forks Housing Discussion
(KNOX) - A new committee addressing the city's housing shortage has held it's first meeting City council president Dana Sande is the chair of the new committee comprised of those involved with government leadership, business leadership, and those inv...
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Charges Uncertain After Fake Tornado Picture Stokes Fear in Belcourt
(KNOX) - An apparent AI-generated image of a tornado has led to a discussion of what may be considered "weather terrorism". During a bout of severe weather Tuesday, Belcourt residents on social media were given a fake image of a tornado nea...
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Early Voting Starts This Week
(KNOX) - Early voting for the June primary election returns to Grand Forks County this week. Residents can cast ballots prior to the June 9th election by visiting the Alerus Center starting on Tuesday. Early voting is available through Friday from 10...
Jun 01, 2026





