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Jury trial begins in EPIC Companies bankruptcy dispute over nearly $900K
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A jury trial begins Tuesday in federal bankruptcy court over nearly $900,000 in loans at the center of the ongoing EPIC Companies Midwest bankruptcy case. The trial, before Judge Peter Welte, is on the court’s calendar through Thursday. It stems from a civil complaint...
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Boschee says Fargo will move forward after voters reject ward system
FARGO, N.D. — Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee says the city will move forward under its current form of government after voters rejected a proposal to replace the at-large City Commission with a ward-based system. Boschee said he was pleased with voter turnout in Tuesday’s special election, with about 10,800...
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Garden of Healing to host brick rededication
FARGO, N.D. – The Garden of Healing in Fargo will hold a brick rededication Tuesday evening as organizers continue work on a major expansion of the space. Arlin Fisher said the Garden of Healing, located near Scheels Arena at 32nd Avenue and 51st Street, began in 2020 as a roughly 2,400-square-foot space. An additional 600 square feet was added last year, and plans now call for expanding the garden to approximately 30,000 square feet.
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AI and Data Center Committee meets at Grand Farm as discussion continues over Harmony township proposal
WHEATLAND, N.D. (KFGO) – The North Dakota Legislative Council Artificial Intelligence and Data Center Committee met Tuesday at the Grand Farm campus in Wheatland west of Casselton. The committee is made up of North Dakota Legislators that heard from industry experts on how data centers impact the state. A...
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Junkin' Market Days returns for 11th year in West Fargo
WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - Junkin' Market Days hosted it's 11th annual event at Veterans Memorial Arena in West Fargo. There were vendors in attendance locally, as well as some that were from out of state. The vendors sold a multitude of items, such as clothes, jewelry, squishes, and candles.
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Fargo special election draws nearly 10,900 voters
FARGO, N.D. — Nearly 10,900 voters cast ballots in Fargo’s special election Tuesday, a turnout Mayor Josh Boschee says demonstrated significant public interest in the question before voters. Unofficial election results show 10,888 votes were cast in the Oct. 6 special election. Of those, 4,788 were yes votes...
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Turnout during Fargo special elections has been low in the past
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – Over the past 30 years, there’s been over 20-thousand ballots cast in special elections that happened in Cass County. On Tuesday, Fargo voters will go to the polls in yet another special election. This time, they’ll determine whether to change the city’s form of government.
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West Fargo’s Bonanzaville Launches Halloween Ghost Tours
WEST FARGO, N.D. — The Cass County Historical Society is launching a series of after-hours paranormal investigation tours at Bonanzaville USA this October, offering public access to reportedly active buildings across the historic pioneer village. These guided tours will take attendees beyond the traditional museum experience and into its reportedly haunted buildings.
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West Fargo City Commission approves 2027 budget
WEST FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) — The West Fargo City Commission unanimously approved the city’s 2027 final budget at its Oct. 5 meeting. The budget process began in March, when city commissioners set guiding principles for the first time to help direct staff decisions throughout the process.
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Harmony Township searches for legal counsel amid data center zoning inquiry
MAPLETON, N.D. (KFGO) – Harmony Township is searching for new legal representation as local leaders face mounting questions over past zoning decisions for a proposed 540-megawatt data center west of Fargo. The rural township board voted unanimously on Sept. 22 to request a formal legal review into ordinance changes...
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Veterans’ Care and Leadership on Greenland’s Ice
A Conversation with Fargo VA Director Brent Pharis. Fargo VA Health Care System Director Harold “Brent” Pharis discusses the medical, mental-health and support services available to area veterans. He also addresses rural access, community care, suicide prevention, toxic-exposure claims and whether national staffing reductions have affected veterans locally.
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Fargo Cass Public Health reports first increase in Hepatitis C cases in years
FARGO, N.D. — Hepatitis C cases increased in Fargo and across North Dakota in 2025, reversing years of declines that Fargo Cass Public Health officials say coincided with the expansion of syringe services programs. Fargo Cass Public Health Director Jen Faul told the Board of Health on Oct. 2...
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City of Fargo to test emergency warning sirens this Tuesday and Wednesday
FARGO — The City of Fargo will be conducting a system-wide evaluation of its outdoor emergency warning sirens Tuesday, Oct. 6, and Wednesday, Oct. 7. According to the city, on Tuesday, technicians will be testing individual sirens and residents may hear short siren tests that are part of the evaluation.
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Essentia Health Begins Construction on Downtown Moorhead Clinic
Today, Essentia Health celebrated the start of construction for the new family medicine clinic in downtown Moorhead. Located at the former Wells Fargo building at 730 Center Ave., the new clinic will provide convenient access to care for the Moorhead community. Moorhead Mayor Shelly Carlson and Downtown Moorhead, Inc. President Matt Leiseth joined Essentia Health leaders to celebrate the project and highlight support from the city.
North Dakota Monitor
Casselton-area residents question data center location on prime farmland
CASSELTON, N.D. — Caryn Weber said she is not against data centers, but questions the location of a proposed site in rural Cass County. “It’s disturbing to see prime farmland covered up with concrete,” Weber said Thursday inside Bondegard Cafe in downtown Casselton. Representatives of Geronimo Power, the company behind a proposed data center east […]
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Fargo-area Fisher House expected to break ground this spring
FARGO, N.D. — Organizers behind a planned Fisher House serving veterans and their families in the Fargo region expect to break ground on the project this spring. Tom Krabbenhoft, a member of the Fisher House board and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, provided an update on the project during an appearance on The Coffee Club.