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Patricia Moser and Belladonna Marth operate the Oddz2Endz Gift Shop in West Fargo. David Samson / The Forum
West Fargo

Creative family sells their wares at Oddz2Endz Gift Shop in West Fargo

Egeland ND farmer Carie Moore takes a break from baling hay with Nelson Angus Ranch July 15, 2021. Hay yields are way down across the state as the drought continues and farmers and ranchers are baling areas that were too wet to hay in recent years. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
Agriculture

From too wet to too dry: North Dakota farmers battle drought after years of flooded fields

Heart-n-Soul Community Cafe founder and Executive Director Leola Daul stands by the nonprofit's food trailer on Friday, July 23, 2021. Daul said the pay-what-you-can meal providing nonprofit hopes the trailer will boost its outreach to Fargo-Moorhead's neighborhoods. Helmut Schmidt/The Forum
Restaurants and Bars

Fargo-based Heart-n-Soul Community Cafe hits the road with food trailer

ReadiTech is building a fiber optic broadband network for Casselton, Horace and Mapleton. David Samson / The Forum
Technology

Fiber optic network taking shape in rural Cass County communities

JL Beers is known for its delicious and unusual burgers including ones topped with peanut butter or fried eggs. Forum file photo
Restaurants and Bars

JL Beers to temporarily close Moorhead location due to worker shortage

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Energy and Mining

MDU Resources plans natural gas pipeline expansion in southeast North Dakota

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Agweek's Noah Fish visits Little Berry Farm in Northfield Minnesota to see how they're coping with the drought.
Agriculture

It's berries as usual for Northfield, Minn., farm

Cindy Graffeo
Business

Fargo's Downtown Community Partnership names new executive director

Announcements

Field Awarded MAI Designation

2020 was a banner year for cyber crime as complaints to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Internet Crime Complaint Center climbed to nearly 800,000 and resulted in losses of $4.2 billion. iStock / Special to The Forum
Business

FMWF Chamber to host cybersecurity session Aug. 19

The theme for this fall's Ladyboss Summit is "Flourish." Special to The Forum
Small Business

Speakers announced for Ladyboss Summit Aug. 5

A Class GH liquor license for wine and beer sales is being sought for Young Blood Coffee Co. in downtown Fargo. David Samson / The Forum
Restaurants and Bars

Youngblood Coffee Roasters seeks Fargo liquor license

Travelers check in for their flights in Terminal 1 at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2020. The airport held open auditions for employees to be the next “Voices of MSP” in the overhead announcements throughout the airport. (John Autey / St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Workplace

MSP employees are the new voices of airport's public address system

What started as a culinary experiment they tried for fun has bloomed into PicaSpicy Candies, a busy cottage business for niece-and-aunt team Larissa (left) and Liz Gonzales. Tammy Swift / The Forum
Small Business

Heat-lovers getting fired up about Fargo's sweet-hot PicaSpicy Candies

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)
Agriculture

Barley producers, brewers concerned about quality as drought progresses

The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E. (James Lipman/Ford/TNS)
Business

Auto review: Galloping into a gas-free future in Ford’s first EV, the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E

Miken Sports
Manufacturing

Minnesota facility that makes softball bats, MLB helmets to close

Agriculture

Anheuser-Busch grower days talks new varieties and genetics

A bison calf feeds from a cow out in the pasture on Monday, June 28, 2021, at the Red Lake Buffalo Ranch. (Hannah Olson / Bemidji Pioneer)
Agriculture

Bringing back bison: Herd could mean food sovereignty is on the horizon for Red Lake Nation

Family farms remain a key part of U.S. agriculture, making up 98% of all farms and providing 88% of production, according to the USDA Economic Research Service. Do not fall for the misrepresentation and lies about American agriculture from non-ag groups. The goal of animal rights activists is not to support a family farmer, says Katie Pinke. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)
Agriculture

Speak out against animal rights activist legislation

Small Business

Moorhead inventor creates lawn mower trimmer attachment