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In North Dakota, 12,655 open jobs; it's trending downward, but slowly, Job Service representative says (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — The number of open jobs in the state tracked by Job Service North Dakota this month is approximately 12,600, slightly down from the numbers seen around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic but not a sizable improvement, according to a Job Service site manager. Workforce Center Manager Dustin Hillebrand, of the Grand Forks office of Job Service North Dakota, said the number — officially 12,655 as of the end of August — is an improvement but still about average for recent years. “I woul
Valley Prosperity Partnership disbands, but not without successes, some members say (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — An organization that consolidated voices in the Red River Valley and then advocated for a Fargo flood control project, a more reliable source of water for eastern North Dakota and technical education centers statewide has disbanded, 14 years after an initial challenge from a Fargo businessman. The Valley Prosperity Partnership was formed in 2012, bringing together business leaders, mostly from Fargo and Grand Forks. It was sparked by a challenge from William Marcil Sr., chairman of
Trip to Sioux Falls isn't unique; Grand Forks leaders have taken exploratory trips before (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — A September exploratory trip to South Dakota isn’t a first for Grand Forks city officials and business leaders. In the past, contingents have visited places like Minneapolis and its suburbs; Green Bay, Wisconsin; Mesa, Arizona; Boise, Idaho; Blair, Nebraska; Fort Dodge, Iowa; Wever, Iowa; Lima, Ohio; Wielsbeke, Belgium; and Fort Collins, Colorado, among others. Although some were intended to attract or retain business — the trips to Idaho and Belgium, for example — others have been
Grand Forks contingent plans trip to Sioux Falls, hoping to confirm steps, hear advice (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Despite their population difference, Grand Forks and South Dakota’s largest city share similarities, including downtown geography, development goals and a sometimes ambivalent relationship with their namesake landmarks. Sioux Falls addressed those issues two decades ago. In Grand Forks, it’s a work in progress. So when a contingent of Grand Forks city and business leaders travel to Sioux Falls next month, they hope they can gather ideas from a city that has, according to a past may
Red Clay Strays bring rock revival show to Alerus Center (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — The Red Clay Strays brought a southern rock-style show to Grand Forks on Tuesday, firing up an Alerus Center crowd with a string of songs that spread across a number of genres, from old-school rock to modern country to even revved-up gospel. The group followed opening performances by Sweet Talk, a band from Australia, and Dylan Gossett, an up-and-comer from Texas. The evening of music — lasting more than four hours — drew an estimated crowd of 8,000. Due to contractual obligations,
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