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After 15 years in business, the longtime indie bookstore embraces a new name and partnership to stay at the heart of downtown Fargo.
The cuts are part of the retailer's strategy to reverse stagnant sales, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, Oct. 23. As of Feb. 1, the company had about 440,000 employees.
On Thursday, the historic Moorhead Dairy Queen closed for the winter. It will reopen next March for its 77th season.
The Next Gen Marketplace, happening Oct. 26, grants kids the chance to create and sell products, gain experience in entrepreneurship and learn to manage and create income.
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Fetchers in south Fargo hosted a celebration on Wednesday, bringing dogs, their owners and rescue animals together for games, treats and adoption opportunities.
Midco announced an $18 million investment in fiber upgrades for the Fargo-Moorhead area, boosting internet speeds to one gigabit by 2026.
It’s the kind of car that makes the purgatory of daily commuting easy.
Coming soon is an expansion into West Fargo.
The new restaurant is the brand's second location in the Fargo area. There are three Red Pepper locations in Grand Forks, where the brand was born.
The change comes after the North Dakota Legislature capped how much local governments can increase property taxes annually.
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Gevo officials shared updates on plans for a sustainable aviation fuel plant in Richardton, answered questions, and discussed benefits for local farmers.
The renowned American publishing executive and public policy leader will present “Prosperity Through Economic Freedom” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, at the Memorial Union and online.
According to Gateway Fiber Head of Governmental Affairs Derek Leffert, the Missouri-based company’s first Fargo customers started getting internet service this month.
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In a recent interview with The Forum, Pentex Restaurant Group CEO Brett Itterman said the company hopes to open 3 restaurants here in the next 18 to 24 months.
The FarmGuard team consisting of University of Minnesota computer science and mechanical engineering students, created a drone system to detect deer on farms and prevent them from eating crops.
The project, which includes a convenience store, a car wash and an off-sale liquor store, is associated with Northdale Oil, a company that operates convenience stores in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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