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China soybean deal boosts hope for ND farmers
North Dakota soybean farmers are cautiously optimistic as China announces plans to buy millions of metric tons of U.S. soybeans, boosting market hopes in rural ND.
10/31/2025
High School Sports
High School Sports
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Grand Forks Police Expand Food Drive to Meet Rising Need
The Grand Forks Police Department is expanding its annual food drive through Nov. 21 to support St. Joseph’s Social Care, Hope Church, and families facing rising food insecurity.
10/31/2025
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Grand Forks woman fights painful cemetery burial dispute
A Grand Forks woman says cemetery confusion has delayed her loved one’s burial and added heartbreak to an already painful loss. City officials are reviewing what went wrong.
10/31/2025
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UND rides 8-game streak into rivalry clash with UMD
UND enters the weekend on an eight-game winning streak vs. Minnesota Duluth, looking to extend dominance in a key NCHC rivalry showdown at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
10/31/2025
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Grand Forks shines in new ND tourism campaign launch
North Dakota’s new “Experience ND Like a Local” campaign highlights Grand Forks as a creative, outdoor destination this fall.
10/28/2025
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Knights’ Bruce Explodes for 200+ Yards in Cushman Classic
Senior wide receiver Brooklan Bruce racked up over 200 receiving yards and a touchdown for Grand Forks Central Knights in the Cushman Classic, showing big-time potential.
10/28/2025
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Fighting Hawks brace for MVFC’s top rusher in key clash
UND’s No. 6 run defence faces a major test Saturday when the Fighting Hawks meet the Missouri Valley’s leading ground-gainer in South Dakota.
10/28/2025
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GFPS Kicks Off $1M Digital Scoreboard Fundraiser
Grand Forks Public Schools (GFPS) has officially launched a $1 million fundraising campaign to install state-of-the-art digital scoreboards at Central and Red River High Schools. The initiative is aimed at enhancing athletic facilities, modernizing fan experiences, and creating new sponsorship opportunities for local businesses. Sports are a cornerstone of community life in Grand Forks. The current scoreboards are outdated, difficult to maintain, and lack modern digital capabilities such as instant replays, player spotlights, live statistics, and digital advertising. GFPS hopes the upgrade will not only improve game-day excitement but also attract revenue through sponsorships and advertising placements. The district plans to fund the project without raising taxes—leaning instead on private donations, alumni contributions, corporate sponsors, and booster clubs. “Local businesses already sponsor teams and events. A digital scoreboard gives them even more visibility while supporting kids,” said Sarah McKinnon, owner of a downtown Grand Forks business and GFPS parent. “Imagine Friday night lights with instant replays and student-made graphics—we’re excited,” added Red River senior and student-athlete, Jonah Miller. How the Fundraiser Works 🎯 Goal: $1,000,000 🕒 Timeline: Donations open now; installation planned for Fall 2026 💼 Funding Sources: Local businesses, alumni, community donors, corporate sponsorships 📍 Locations: Central High School, Red River High School The $1 million digital scoreboard fundraiser isn’t just about technology—it’s a signal of Grand Forks' commitment to youth, school spirit, and community collaboration. As donations roll in and excitement builds, GFPS is aiming for more than just a modern screen—but a lasting symbol of local pride.
10/26/2025