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Thursday, September 5th, 2024
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Good morning, Grand Forks. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 5th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Grand Forks Park District is advancing with plans for the Altru Indoor Sports and Aquatic Complex, including key dates for design approvals and project proceedings, while also eliminating a liability by not requiring a board member position on the Grand Forks Youth Hockey Association. Knox News Radio
- ➤ The East Grand Forks City Council voted to name its chambers after Lynn Stauss, the former mayor who guided the city during the 1997 flood. Grand Forks Herald
- ➤ Altru, Safe Kids Grand Forks, local authorities, and the Sheriff's Office team up for a medication disposal event on September 17 in Grand Forks. Knox News Radio
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The 12th annual Dogma-Fest in Grand Forks will showcase 22 bands from the U.S. and Canada, along with local art and a hot dog buffet. Grand Forks Herald
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ The City of Grand Forks uses federal funding to issue economic development loans to businesses, emphasizing the importance of distributing these funds to prevent them from being reallocated. Knox News Radio
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ East Grand Forks receives $140,000 from American Crystal Sugar for air quality violations, with community input sought on fund allocation. Grand Forks Herald
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ TODAY'S SPONSOR With major brands like MGM and Hasbro already on board, North Dakota investors have a rare opportunity to join Adobe and Fidelity in backing RAD Intel, an AI-powered advertising company whose valuation has soared from $5M to $85M in just four years.* RAD Intel
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GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ North Dakota's Secretary of State is optimistic that a renewed USPS policy will prevent the repeat of absentee ballot postmarking issues seen in the state's primary. Knox News Radio
- ➤ Mark Olstad runs unopposed for East Grand Forks mayor, aiming to maintain the city's momentum and community feel while welcoming new leadership. Grand Forks Herald
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ North Dakota's state veterinarian urges livestock producers to vaccinate against anthrax due to favorable conditions for the disease after recent weather events. Knox News Radio
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Fluff and Stuff: Create Your Own Stuffed Animal
Experience a fun afternoon creating your own free small stuffed animal with provided materials at Memorial Union.
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Farmer's Market Voucher Pickup at Memorial Union
Pick up a $7 Farmer's Market Voucher at the Student Involvement Office from September 9th to 13th, redeemable at the Town Square on September 14th.
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Forkin Arts & Craft Fair - Celebrate Local Artists
Experience a vibrant showcase of local artists at the Forkin Arts & Craft Fair, featuring free art activities suitable for all ages.
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Real Estate Investing and Wealth Building Workshop
Learn various strategies for earning income, building wealth, and achieving financial independence through real estate investments in a collaborative environment.
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Mario Kart Live with Jazz
Experience thrilling Mario Kart races accompanied by live jazz music inspired by the popular video game at Memorial Union.
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University of North Dakota Fall 2024 Career Expo
Engage with recruiters and pilots from Republic Airways to explore early career opportunities at the University of North Dakota's Fall Career Expo.
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Cognia Accreditation Review Training Session
Learn about the standards and protocols for Cognia Accreditation with a focus on North Dakota-specific information during this required training session.
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Murray State Racers vs. North Dakota Fighting Hawks Football Game
Experience a thrilling college football match as the North Dakota Fighting Hawks host the Murray State Racers in a competitive showdown at the Alerus Center.
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Midtown Marketplace Fall Fest Celebration
Celebrate the arrival of fall with fun activities and community spirit at the Midtown Marketplace.
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Oktoberfest Celebration in Grand Forks
Celebrate four years of Oktoberfest with music from Matt Hodek & the Dakota Dutchmen, delicious German cuisine, and traditional festivities hosted by the Valley Senior Living Foundation.
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