Good morning, Grand Forks.

Governor Kelly Armstrong said a short window exists for enhanced oil recovery to boost oil output from the Bakken, and he will discuss these opportunities at an oil conference next month & expects state leaders to act swiftly to capture potential gains over the next two years.

UND’s Nistler College of Business & Public Affairs is searching for a new dean after declining all candidates from the initial pool, and interim dean Patrick O’Neill is overseeing the process as a new timeline will be set.

Local insurance officials clarified the guidelines for storm damage claims following recent severe winds; homeowners should document any broken windows and roof damage (policy details vary) and contact their provider for advice.

A black bear was spotted near Park Drive in Harwood on Monday, prompting the sheriff’s office + Game and Fish to monitor the area.

Residents are urged to call 911 if they see the animal.

Red River soccer players Taylor Hodny and Reagan Hodny earned first team All-State honors while senior Addison Kotrba received a second-team nod.

The Riders advanced to the state semi-finals and finished second in the Eastern Dakota Conference race.

Kids Craft Class

10–11 AM — Arts & Crafts, 543 Holzapple St Building — $5 per child — Create fun crafts like decorated sunglasses and emoji kites.

Saturday Board Gaming at Columbia Mall

1-5 p.m. — Columbia Mall — Free participation — Enjoy a fun gaming atmosphere with friends and local vendors while playing a variety of board games.

PMP Certification Classroom Training

32 hours — Grand Forks, North Dakota — $1599 — Gain essential project management skills to boost your career with this comprehensive training program.