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North Dakota Senior Games bring athletes together in Fargo (opens the original)
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Sanford Health, the Fargo Parks District, Eventide and others are making sure everyone, no matter their age, can participate in athletics. That's thanks to the North Dakota Senior Games currently taking place in Fargo. The event runs through the weekend and is for ages 50 and older. They offer a variety of activities, like swimming, pickleball, golf, track and field, and more. About 200 people signed up for the event, and not all are from North Dakota. Some traveled from as far away as Californi
Eat United brings food trucks together for United Way (opens the original)
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FARGO — Hundreds of people crowded a south Fargo parking lot Thursday, Aug. 13, to enjoy conversation, food and support a good cause. United Way of Cass-Clay partnered with Blue Cross Blue Shield for the ninth annual "Eat United" event. A bevy of area food trucks were at the fundraiser, which also featured live music by Keith Axtman. A portion from all Thursday's lunch sales support United Way initiatives. "So the proceeds do go to United Way of Cass-Clay. And so right now, the goal is impact. I
Downtown Fargo lemonade crawl returns Saturday (opens the original)
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FARGO — A total of 42 different businesses are serving their own versions of the same drink this weekend in downtown Fargo. The second annual Downtown Fargo Lemonade Crawl is set for 1 to 5 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 15. The event starts in Broadway Square, where attendees can pick up a map and cup. A bingo card can be filled out at each stop, with the winner nabbing a $50 gift card. More than 400 tickets were sold last year. "I think it's just fun to get out maybe one last time before school starts f
Pediatrician says childhood vaccines remain safe and recommended (opens the original)
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FARGO — An executive order from President Trump is causing concern among parents, on the childhood vaccine schedule. A local doctor says parents do not need to be worried. The new executive order calls for eventually splitting the MMR vaccine into separate shots, and spreading childhood vaccines across multiple visits. Dr. Stephanie Hanson, a pediatrician at Sanford Health, said the vaccine supply is safe, well-tested, and highly recommended by all the leading medical organizations in the countr
Moorhead veteran receives restored vehicle from ABRA (opens the original)
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MOORHEAD — A group of people gathered outside of a Moorhead car repair shop to give something special to a veteran. Auto Body Repair of America gives away a vehicle at each of its five locations each year. On Tuesday, Aug. 11, U.S. Army veteran Stanley Mitchell, was gifted a fully restored 2022 Honda Pilot. One of ABRA's owners says they believe in giving back to the community and that the donation was possible because of generous partners. "First of all I want to say thank you to Fix It Forward
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