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This is the newly built road that will carry most of the trucks, employees and visitors into the new Amazon distribution center in far north Fargo. The road wraps around on the southside of the massive new building. At right is a xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Barry Amundson / The Forum

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Roads nearly ready to go as Fargo's Amazon opening nears

Moorhead City Councilman Chuck Hendrickson, at right, visits with three community members at the Speak Easy in south Moorhead as they discuss the city's future during a series of meetings that lasted throughout the day on Tuesday, July 20, to collect input from residents on the 20-year comprehensive plan for the entire city. Talking with Hendrickson, from left, are Forrest Steinhoff, Joe Polacek and Connor Cox. Barry Amundson / The Forum

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Moorhead residents suggest adding jobs, retaining college students for city's new 20-year plan

“Bob has a serenity about him. He seems mild-mannered, but he has a strong sense of faith and work ethic," Jack Zaleski says of his longtime friend and coworker, Bob Lind

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'I'm just numb': Fiancé of north Fargo murder victim wants to know why her future husband was gunned down

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Team France shooting guard Evan Fournier goes up for a layup against Team United States center Draymond Green during the second half of their game in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Summer Games at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan on July 25, 2021. Kyle Terada / USA TODAY Network

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US men fall to France in first Olympics loss since 2004

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Bison Top Opponents in 2021; South Dakota State's Pierre Strong

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Letter: Congress can reduce vehicle-wildlife collisions

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Shaw: The Electoral College must be changed

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Gate City Bank has been identified as one of six "overdraft giants," smaller banks that derive 50% or more of their revenues from overdraft charges. Gate City executives said its ranking stems from its heavy focus on consumer banking. David Samson / The Forum

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Gate City Bank ranks among what report calls overdraft fee 'giants,' but bank says the picture is skewed

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Elliott Place "a fantastic addition" to Fargo's affordable senior housing picture

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Barley producers, brewers concerned about quality as drought progresses

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Choice Financial and The Arts Partnership unveil the bank’s first set of limited edition #SupportLocalArt debit cards in 2018. From left: Artist Dan Francis, The Arts Partnership President and CEO Dayna Del Val, artist Cris Fulton, Choice Bank Creative Director and The Arts Partnership Board Member Shelley Szudera and artist Ashley Kunz. Photo courtesy The Arts Partnership.

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Choice Bank, The Arts Partnership launch arts-focused grant program for nonprofits

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Josh Duhamel takes in Rock of Ages show at The Lights

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Some Fargo AirSho acts deliver thrills at ground level

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Red River catfish guide Brad Durick shared this photo of a sheepshead stomach that was packed full of zebra mussels. (Photo courtesy of Brad Durick)

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Dokken: Mmmm, zebra mussels . . . one more reason to beat the drum for the lowly sheepshead

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Drought drives bears to search for food in Minnesota's north woods

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Conservation groups and legislators alike mourn John Helland, driver of environment policy

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Government checks went out last week for the Child Tax Credit. But low-income people who don't file tax returns may have a hard time accessing the money. (Dreamstime/TNS)

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Not everyone who is eligible for the child tax credit is receiving it

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How to keep kids' minds active all summer long

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'Geriatric pregnancy?' Hurtful, outdated words for fertility, motherhood get an upgrade

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Barley growers were able to tour barley test plots at the Budweiser malting plant to see how different varieties were performing. Photo taken July 15, 2021, in Moorhead, Minn. (Emily Beal / Agweek)

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Barley producers, brewers concerned about quality as drought progresses

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Speak out against animal rights activist legislation

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There's not enough rainfall in the forecast to keep up with the drought

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South Dakota State's Pierre Strong (20) breaks the tackle of Holy Cross' Joe Lang (23) in the first half of the Jackrabbits' FCS playoff game April 24, 2021 at Dykhouse Stadium in Brookings. (Dave Eggen / Inertia Sports Media)

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Bison Top Opponents in 2021; South Dakota State's Pierre Strong

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Dom Izzo's 2021 Missouri Valley Preseason Poll

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A running list of Bison football commitments for 2022 class, including two offensive line additions

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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci. The nation’s top infectious disease expert on Sunday, July 25, 2021, said the U.S. is moving in the “wrong direction” in combating a new wave of COVID-19, and a booster vaccine shot may be needed especially for the most vulnerableDoug Mills/Pool/Getty Images/TNS

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Fauci says US moving in ‘wrong direction’ on COVID

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Fauci says some Americans could need COVID-19 vaccine booster

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Health Fusion: Garden green protein smoothie with banana, apple, mint and kale

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Moorhead City Councilman Chuck Hendrickson, at right, visits with three community members at the Speak Easy in south Moorhead as they discuss the city's future during a series of meetings that lasted throughout the day on Tuesday, July 20, to collect input from residents on the 20-year comprehensive plan for the entire city. Talking with Hendrickson, from left, are Forrest Steinhoff, Joe Polacek and Connor Cox. Barry Amundson / The Forum

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Moorhead residents suggest adding jobs, retaining college students for city's new 20-year plan

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Roads nearly ready to go as Fargo's Amazon opening nears

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Fargo overhauls liquor license enforcement approach

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U.S. President Joe Biden walks after exiting Marine One upon his return from Wilmington, Delaware, on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington on July 25, 2021. REUTERS/Ken Cedeno

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U.S. Senate could open infrastructure debate this week

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Bob Moses, civil rights icon of the 1960s, dies at 86

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House Speaker Pelosi names Republican Kinzinger to Jan. 6 panel

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Here is a view of the Detroit Mountain natural playground near Detroit Lakes. A similar park, but larger, is planned for Riverfront Park in downtown Moorhead. Submitted photo

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Plans for two regional playgrounds move forward in Moorhead

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Gardening columnist shares best perennials for mid-summer bloom

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After Hillsboro, Steenson’s wide journey led him to rare group of married Catholic priests

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Aerial orchid roots are a sign the plant is happy, and it’s best to allow them to develop undisturbed. Submitted image.

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