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They had it coming

They had it coming didn’t they? If any of us were given a job and didn’t show up we’d get fired. Especially if we were bad at it. Well, they didn’t show up and they got fired. Their customers decided they would no longer buy what they’re selling. Someday, the people who were fired will understand...

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ND Attorney General questions Ethics Commission’s decision to investigate state Development Fund

The North Dakota Ethics Commission conducts its Feb. 18, 2026, meeting at the North Dakota Capitol in Bismarck. Pictured from left are Executive Director Rebecca Binstock, Commissioner Mark Western, Chair Cynthia Lindquist, Operations Administrator Adilene Moos and Commissioner Pam Sharp. (Photo by...

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St. John's University taking St. John's of New York to court over 'Johnnies' trademark

Kimm Anderson / For St. Cloud LIVE By Andy Rennecke Today at 7:00 AM Listen Comments Share Share this article News Reporting News Reporting Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. The Trust Project What is this?...

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Get to know UND freshman forward Cooper Simpson

Russell Hons / UND athletics By Brad Elliott Schlossman Today at 6:10 AM Listen Comments Share Share this article News Reporting News Reporting Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. The Trust Project What is...

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NDSU provost warns of possible cuts due to $6M in lost revenue from enrollment decline

Forum file photo By Robin Huebner Today at 5:01 AM Listen Comments Share Share this article News Reporting News Reporting Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. The Trust Project What is this? FARGO — The chief...

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Gwinner firefighters honor young cancer patient

In the quiet, close-knit community of Gwinner, North Dakota, an act of kindness unfolded that resonated far beyond the small town’s borders. A young boy, only seven years old, experienced a moment of community support and hope that exemplifies the power of compassion in times of hardship. Wyatt...

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Fargo community members gather at a school board meeting to discuss the school meals bill, reflecting community engagement and hope.

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School meals bill falls short of required votes at election

On a brisk autumn morning in Fargo, the air buzzed with anticipation and quiet hope as parents, teachers, and community leaders gathered at the city’s school board chambers. Among them was Maria Lopez, a mother of three and a dedicated volunteer at her children’s elementary school, clutching a...

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Portrait of Herbert F. Chaffee, a wealthy bonanza farmer from North Dakota, involved in a historic swindle and tragedy

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How a millionaire bonanza farmer was swindled out of $25,000, then died on the Titanic

On a chilly October evening in 1909, Herbert F. Chaffee sat in his Amenia home, clutching a glass of water and a small vial filled with what he believed was a secret to uncovering truth—an alleged "truth serum" that could reveal the authenticity of gold. This moment was not just a petty scam; it...

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Fargo South softball team practicing under new coach David Benson, symbolizing new beginnings and community spirit

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David Benson named next Fargo South softball head coach

In a move that signals a fresh chapter for Fargo South’s softball team, David Benson has been officially named the new head coach, promising a blend of experience and community-driven leadership. It’s a story that hits close to home, not just for Benson's athletic background but for his deep roots...

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Farmers discussing organic practices at the Minnesota Organic Conference.

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Registration now open for MDA’s annual Organic Conference

As the sun rises over the snow-blanketed fields of Minnesota, the promise of a new growing season begins to take root in the hearts of local farmers. For many, the annual Minnesota Organic Conference is a beacon of hope and knowledge, a chance to gather, learn, and share the stories that intertwine...

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Ben Ranson demonstrating palmfrets at Flatland Guitar and Lutherie in Fargo

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Guitar invention puts more music in your hands

As the sun dipped low on the horizon, casting a warm golden hue over the bustling streets of Fargo, a crowd gathered at Flatland Guitar and Lutherie, their excitement palpable. Among them stood Ben Ranson, a musician and inventor, ready to unveil his groundbreaking creation: palmfrets. With his...

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Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international soccer

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Soccer-Portugal’s Ronaldo announces international retirement

On a crisp November day, the echoes of cheers and chants faded as Cristiano Ronaldo, the legendary forward and captain of the Portuguese national soccer team, announced his retirement from international football. At 41 years old, Ronaldo's decision marks the end of an era, not only for him but for...

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Young shoppers in Fargo with high-end Coach bags during the holiday season

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Tapestry lifts annual forecasts as young shoppers snap up high-end Coach bags

As the holiday season approaches, the air in Fargo is buzzing with excitement, and it’s not just the chill of winter settling in. Picture this: a group of young shoppers, their eyes gleaming with anticipation, clutching high-end Coach bags as they navigate the bustling streets, ready to showcase...

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