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Naloxone distributed across Fargo-Moorhead for Save a Life Day (opens the original)
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FARGO — Opioid addiction is still a problem, but you can get a medication that can reverse an overdose for free. Fargo Cass and Clay County Public Health are giving out naloxone across the metro for National Save a Life Day on Thursday, Sept. 24. The nasal spray can restore breathing during an opioid overdose. Fargo Cass Public Health received more than 2,700 voluntary reports of lives saved with naloxone that was distributed through its Harm Reduction Center from 2018 to 2025. Both departments
Indigenous Art House opens in downtown Fargo (opens the original)
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FARGO — A dream more than a decade in the making is now open in downtown Fargo. A ribbon-cutting for the Indigenous Art House, a nonprofit arm of Sovereign Studio and Gallery, was held on Thursday, Sept. 24. The new space, located at 641 First Ave. N., features roughly 200 to 207 works, including prints, by emerging and established Indigenous artists. Indigenous Art House owner Joseph Williams says he started working toward an art center in 2012. Along with exhibits, he plans artist talks, film
Chamber, United Way team up on small business giving program (opens the original)
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FARGO — Small businesses in the region now have a new way to give back, without having to put together a workplace fundraiser on their own. The Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo Chamber and United Way of Cass-Clay are teaming up on their first joint giving initiative for small businesses. The chamber will connect employers with the program, and United Way will provide a "Campaign in a Box" with tools and help to get started. The idea is to make it easier for businesses with limited time or staff to invo
Fargo North graduate returns as the Grinch in Minneapolis production (opens the original)
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Fargo — A Fargo North High graduate is getting ready to steal Christmas in Minneapolis. Reed Sigmund is returning to the title role in the Children’s Theatre Company’s "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" Sigmund says playing the Grinch was intimidating at first. He felt the pressure to make the role his own. Fourteen years after first taking the role, Sigmund says he still feels the rush every time he puts on the big green, furry costume. Sigmund grew up in north Fargo, and his first time on stage
Highway Patrol urges motorcycle safety after Fargo crashes (opens the original)
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FARGO — After several serious motorcycle crashes on University Drive in Fargo, the Highway Patrol is reminding drivers and riders that safety goes both ways. Two of the crashes were deadly, while another left a rider seriously injured. Vehicle drivers should always double-check for motorcyclists before turning or changing lanes because their smaller size can make their speed and distance harder to judge, said Capt. Bryan Niewind of the North Dakota Highway Patrol. Niewind said the increase of fa
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