Good morning, Grand Forks.

KNOX & 97 KYCK and Hugo’s Family Marketplace have opened nominations for the Great Tailgate Showdown, a contest to crown the best tailgate eats and drinks that lets residents nominate their favorites online.

Grand Forks Public Schools officials are concerned after early enrollment data showed 70 to 100 fewer students than expected this school year.

They warn that if a November ballot measure for free school lunches passes, the district could incur up to $3 million in extra costs.

Developers expect the Ray Richards Golf Course redevelopment to proceed despite modified project terms after the County Commission approved a revised 20-year, 90 percent PILOT, with City Council scheduled to vote tonight at 5:30 so the project can move on to banking, design finalization and permit filings.

NDSU's lab in Fargo reported that about 5% of bats tested in August were positive for rabies, with six bats and one skunk among 321 specimens.

Health officials advise residents to seek care if bats are found indoors + ensure pets are vaccinated.