• Fargo NewsEastbound 23rd Avenue South to be reduced to one lane for curb and sidewalk repairs starting Tuesday

    Eastbound 23rd Avenue South to be reduced to one lane for curb and sidewalk repairs starting Tuesday

    Fargo, North Dakota – Drivers traveling along 23rd Avenue South should prepare for a temporary lane closure beginning Tuesday, October 13, as crews carry out curb and sidewalk repairs. The work will affect eastbound traffic on 23rd Avenue South between Veterans Boulevard and 55th Street South. During the project, eastbound traffic will be reduced to one lane. Lane restriction expected to last up to one week The temporary closure is necessary to give crews space to complete repairs to the curb and sidewalk along the affected section of roadway. According to the announcement, the lane restriction is expected to remain in…

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  • Fargo Crime NewsFargo man admits to collecting over $52,000 in Social Security disability benefits after relative's death

    Fargo man admits to collecting over $52,000 in Social Security disability benefits after relative’s death

    Fargo, North Dakota – A 34-year-old Fargo man has pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge after admitting that he collected more than $52,000 in Social Security disability benefits belonging to a deceased family member over several years. United States Attorney Nicholas W. Chase announced that Zachary Paul Femling, of Fargo, North Dakota, entered a guilty plea to one count of Theft of Government Property. Femling appeared before U.S. District Judge Daniel L. Hovland and admitted to unlawfully obtaining a total of $52,176 from the Social Security Administration. Fraud continued for more than four years According to court documents, Femling received…

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  • Fargo NewsFargo voters to weigh major government restructuring proposal during October 6 Special Election

    Fargo voters to weigh major government restructuring proposal during October 6 Special Election

    Fargo, North Dakota – Fargo voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, October 6, for a Special Election that could bring a major change to the way the city’s government is structured. The election centers on a single ballot measure asking voters whether Fargo should move away from its current at large commission system and replace it with a ward based council form of government. Polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Election Day. Fargo residents who are eligible to vote can cast their ballots at one of three locations. The FARGODOME at 1800 University…

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    Cass County authorities ask for public assistance locating 16-year-old girl last seen in Horace

    Horace, North Dakota – The Cass County Sheriff’s Office is asking members of the public for assistance as authorities work to locate 16-year-old Bella Schultz. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Bella was last known to be in Horace, North Dakota. Authorities are seeking information that could help determine where she is currently located or provide investigators with additional details about her recent whereabouts. Bella is described as being 5 feet 7 inches tall. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Public asked to share information with authorities Anyone who has information about Bella’s current location is being urged to contact authorities…

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  • Fargo News

    Temporary lane closure planned on Beaton Drive east of Sheyenne Street for soil boring work

    West Fargo, North Dakota – Drivers traveling along Beaton Drive should prepare for a temporary lane closure and possible traffic delays as crews carry out soil boring work. A portion of the westbound lane of Beaton Drive, located east of Sheyenne Street, will close beginning Wednesday, September 30. The closure is necessary so crews can safely complete the planned soil boring work in the area. Flaggers will maintain two-way traffic Although part of the westbound lane will be unavailable, the road will remain open to traffic. Flaggers will be stationed at the work area to guide vehicles and maintain two way…

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    Fargo Police raise awareness about officer mental health during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

    Fargo, North Dakota – The Fargo Police Department is highlighting the importance of mental health support for law enforcement officers as National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day is observed during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The department acknowledged that suicide can be a difficult subject to discuss but stressed that having conversations about mental health can make a meaningful difference. Police officers can experience difficult situations and high levels of stress through their work, and those experiences may continue to affect them both while they are on duty and in their personal lives. Talking openly about these challenges can help reduce the…

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North Dakota News

Twin brothers from Bismarck to receive one of North Dakota’s most prestigious honors this October

Bismarck, North Dakota – Two of North Dakota’s most accomplished figures in wrestling will be honored this fall with the state’s…

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Sports

North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong honors wrestling legends Terry Steiner and Troy Steiner with the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award

Bismarck, North Dakota – Governor Kelly Armstrong has announced that legendary twin brothers Troy Steiner and Terry Steiner will receive…

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Fargo News

Fargo restaurants: Your guide to city’s top culinary destinations

Fargo is a city that has been quietly creating waves on the culinary scene, and it is located in the…

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