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Rogers & Hollands began as a single jewelry store in 1910 and has become a 'multi-channel retailer' with over 70 stores — located primarily in the Midwest and Northeast.
"Ninth grade is when schooling becomes more complicated ... at a time when emotional, physical and cognitive development comes together, many students experience troubled decision-making, only to be compounded by normal adolescent angst," Steve Grineski writes.
The two governments continue to negotiate a contract that supplies city staff to the Resource Recovery Center, a Clay County-owned recycling and waste transfer station.
Opening day attendance was close to a record, and the weather is expected to be ideal
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The Lake Superior Marine Museum Association is spending $75,000 on upgrades this year. The group is raising money and writing grants to help defray the costs.
FELTON, Minn —Two people were taken to a Fargo hospital following a three-vehicle collision on Highway 9 and 160th Avenue North near Felton.
Emergency services are dealing with aging, trouble recruiting volunteers and rising costs, challenges that are particularly apparent in rural areas.
Bud Light has released limited-edition cans celebrating the NDSU Bison and 27 other college teams.
Gateway Fiber and Ubiquity Fiber plan to separately install fiber lines across the entire city. The project will involve two excavations on each parcel in Fargo.
In the early 1980s, Casey Ramirez used the Princeton, Minnesota, airport as the center of an international drug smuggling scheme.
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Emily Beal was able to tour Riverview’s Campbell dairy and gain some insight into how they run their operations.
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Cribs for Kids, in partnership with the Baby Safety Foundation and Safe Kids Worldwide, is providing safe sleep products and educational materials to promote life-saving sleep practices.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is helping Crookston form an active transportation action plan through the help of consultants.
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UM-Crookston Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause and Director of Global Programs Sok Leng Tan will welcome 10 students from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Ho Chi Minh City this fall.
Charities across the state are buying up for-profit businesses to protect their non-profit gambling operations. There's a firehose of money, and few easy ways for the public to track what's going on.
"It's way beyond what I envisioned. It's unbelievable," said U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D. "And it's just going to keep growing and getting better."
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Noah and Peanut Butter — an uncle and nephew — are ambassadors for habitat preservation: pied tamarin monkeys in the face of imminent extinction.
The fashion accessories retailer filed for bankruptcy earlier this month and was beginning to roll out store closing sales.
The residential program teaches teenage girls with criminal or high-risk backgrounds skills to live independently. Staff renovated the new facility themselves.
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Nathan and Lucas Heiberg, fatally shot by officers responding to a domestic assault in progress last week, both had multiple domestic abuse-related convictions on their records.
Fargo Air Museum’s new exhibit, “The First in the Fight,” features artifacts from World War I to modern Blue Angels.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar published an op-ed after an AI deepfake mimicked her voice, pushing for the bipartisan “No Fakes Act,” aimed at giving people power to remove fake videos online.
The proposals heard Friday involved Delta Hotel by Marriott, Brewhalla and Scheels Arena in Urban Plains.
As college students return and bar traffic increases, Fargo police and businesses are working to curb fake ID use, which remains a common issue.
Jurors heard Donald “DJ” Bartlette say, “I popped him in the nose dude, two jabs,” in jail calls, words prosecutors say undermine his self-defense claim.
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