Good morning, Grand Forks.

Construction is underway on the 34,000 sqft Grand Forks Children’s Museum on the south side (land and sky theme) as organizers near the end of their $35 million capital campaign, with the museum set to open fall 2027 once the remaining $432,000 in funding is secured.

Seven local health care and dialysis companies, including Grand Forks Clinic, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions on Oct.

16 in ND Bankruptcy Court; Dr. Khaled Rabadi said the companies remain open and will continue serving patients.

State officials announced deer season changes due to an EHD outbreak in white-tailed deer, canceling the harvest of antlerless deer and issuing refunds for those licenses.

Hunters with whitetail or muzzleloader licenses can return them for refund, bonus points or donation (check the Game and Fish website for details).

Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals and League of Women Voters are hosting a Know Your Ballot event tomorrow to help residents understand the voting process.

The program will offer panels + voter resources at a local community center.

The City of Grand Forks will begin vacuum leaf collection this week with crews following planned routes to clear streets during fall cleanup.

Mayville State quarterback Matt Donovan (who suffered a head injury during a game a month ago) was transferred from Sanford Medical Center in Fargo to a specialized rehabilitation facility in Lincoln on Monday.

Teammates gathered in the hospital to send him off and wish him well.

Mayville State University football quarterback Matt Donovan continues to make progress in his recovery after a brain bleed during a game on Sept.

19 at Sanford Medical Center in Fargo — he opened his eyes, interacted with family, and is scheduled to move to a care facility in Lincoln today.