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Owners sell Hair Success Salon & Spa and SKIN Medical Aesthetics
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) -- Hair Success Salon and Spa in Fargo has been sold. Longtime owners Jodi Brown and Jill Krahn announced that they have sold the business to Denise Ratzlaff and it will take effect in October. She says the goal is to honor the 40 year history of...
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Proposed Harwood charter amendment looking to make industrial negotiations more transparent
HARWOOD, N.D. (KVRR) – While the construction on the Applied Digital data center in Harwood rolls on, the debate over its approval process isn’t going away. And now it’s heading to the polls, with an amendment to create more transparency on how future negotiations are done. “When...
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Microsoft: Data Centers Must Be Good Neighbors
As artificial intelligence continues to expand across the economy, Microsoft says the technology’s success will depend on reaching communities beyond major urban centers. Microsoft Strategic Advisor Mary Snapp says widespread adoption, particularly in rural America, will be critical to realizing AI’s full potential. “The most important thing about...
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Jencap acquires Midwest farm and ranch wholesaler Concorde
Jencap Group has acquired Concorde General Agency, a regional wholesale based on Fargo, North Dakota, specializing in personal lines, commercial lines and farm and ranch insurance. Concorde will continue operating under its existing brand as part of Jencap Insurance Services, the division Jencap uses to house acquired regional wholesalers while...
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A Glass Rainscreen System Transforms a 1970s Concrete Building into a Bank’s State-of-the-art Headquarters
Bell Bank’s owners, proud of the company’s Midwestern roots and particularly the town it calls home, Fargo, N.D., decided to consolidate bank operations into a state-of-the-art headquarters in downtown Fargo. The bank, which had operated four locations in the greater Fargo area for years, chose to relocate the bulk of its operations into one space, bringing more than 350 employees to the downtown area and supporting the city’s revitalization.
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Downtown Fargo landlord sues Black Coffee & Waffle Bar owner over unpaid rent
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) -The owner of a downtown Fargo commercial property has filed a lawsuit against the operator of Black Coffee & Waffle Bar, alleging the restaurant failed to pay rent for months, resulting in tens of thousands of dollars in damages. DFI BE LLC filed the lawsuit...
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American Crystal Sugar Company Hiring Electrician – Hillsboro, ND
The Electrician 2nd position assists in all factory, agricultural and operations maintenance activities. All applicable work is done in accordance with National, State and Local Electrical Codes. They will communicate with others in the factory to determine appropriate priorities. Principle accountabilities include but are not limited to:. Sets an effective...
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WATCH: Man restores two buildings in hometown of less than 40, turns them into Airbnbs
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Josh Moen first bought out the old post office in Nekoma, North Dakota for his grandma who was suffering from dementia. After her passing, he spruced up the property even more and turned it into an Airbnb. Since then, he’s bought another bizarre property...
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Fargo-Moorhead Diversion hits major milestones
FARGO, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) - The FM Area Diversion project marked major construction milestones this month. All 19 crossings over the 30-mile stormwater diversion channel reached completion, and County Road 81 reopened to traffic where it passes up and over the 22-mile southern embankment. Additionally, the Sheyenne River now flows through its associated aqueduct and over the channel.
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EPA small refinery exemptions concern North Dakota corn growers
Fargo, N.D. – The Environmental Protection Agency issued nearly 1.8 billion credits for Small Refinery Exemptions (SREs) that exempt small refineries from renewable fuels blending requirements established by the federal Renewable Fuels Standard. The decision is significant for North Dakota corn growers because ethanol is an important market for...
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A New Home For Research
On August 10, North Dakota State University cut the ribbon on the Bolley Agricultural Laboratory, a 170,700-square-foot research facility on the western edge of the Fargo campus that will shape the varieties North Dakota growers plant for decades to come. The building overlooks the agricultural plots immediately next to campus and replaces field lab facilities that have served NDSU scientists for decades. At over $90 million in construction costs, it ranks among the largest capital project in the university's history — a clear commitment to continuing to invest in research to keep the North Dakota Agricultural industry competitive.
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At harvest, Red River Valley farmers hoping for rain but say they've seen worse
HAVANA, N.D. — Like many farmers in the Red River Valley, Joe Breker said his crops will likely produce below average yields. As the Havana farmer walked through his soybean fields in late August, roughly 100 miles southwest of Fargo, he said his crops looked better than expected. “I’ve...
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NDSU Extension Develops Tool To Aid Corn Silage Decisions
The 2026 hot, dry weather in North Dakota is forcing some producers to decide whether to harvest their corn for grain or chop for silage. There may be possible feed shortages as a result of the drought. Ron Haugen, North Dakota State University Extension farm management specialist, says a main...
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Fargo, West Fargo spent over $230K on Flock cameras last year
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo and West Fargo paid a combined $232,500 to license-plate-reading camera company Flock Safety in 2025 alone, according to invoices, purchase orders and city accounting records obtained through open records requests. The figures come as both cities continue to expand their use of the...