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Planning on the $420 million dollar Epitome Energy project in Grand Forks continues to move forward. Epitome CEO Dennis Egan this week updated members of the city council on the planning for the soybe...
Doug Barrett Oct 11, 2023
The water may be gone but the long-term problems with Riverside Pool in Grand Forks remain. Leaky pipes under the pool and concrete that is getting weaker by the year needs to be addressed. The cost t...
Doug Barrett Oct 10, 2023
The future of health care in Devils Lake was back on the table Monday. U.S. Senator John Hoeven brought the President and CEO of CommonSpirit Health's Midwest Region - Tim Bricker - to D-L to discuss ...
Doug Barrett Oct 10, 2023
The Alerus Center says a second Zach Bryan concert has been added to the 2024 schedule. The country singer-songwriter had previously scheduled a show on August 25th. Now, another show has been schedul...
Pat Sweeney Oct 09, 2023
The nation's employers added 336,000 jobs in September, an unexpectedly robust gain and the largest monthly rise since January, evidence that many companies remain confident enough to keep hiring desp...
Doug Barrett Oct 08, 2023
The president and C-E-O of the Bank of North Dakota says he will retire next year. Todd Steinwand says he plans to retire in the second quarter of 2024. When he retires, Steinwand will have spent 42 y...
Pat Sweeney Oct 04, 2023
As part of his review of two proposed health-care system mergers to evaluate their compliance with state law, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says his office is soliciting public comment. On ...
Pat Sweeney Oct 04, 2023
The Grand Forks County Commission plans to seek legislative approval to allow counties to levy franchise fees on utilities. County Administrator Tom Ford told the board on Tuesday that current century...
Doug Barrett Oct 04, 2023
Expect to see a peddle pub roaming the streets of downtown Grand Forks next spring. The city council gave final approval last night (Monday) to an ordinance allowing patrons of the multi-passenger bik...
Doug Barrett Oct 03, 2023
North Dakota's Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program is heating up for another cold weather season. Applications for the upcoming 2023-2024 heating season will be accepted through May of next year...
Doug Barrett Oct 03, 2023