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Grand Forks Herald · West Fargo, ND
Nearby: West Fargo, NDFRIDAY'S GGF SCHEDULE College hockey UND at St. Thomas, 7 p.m. Prep volleyball EGF Sacred Heart, EGF Senior High at Minn. state tournament in St. Paul Girls swimming N.D. state meet in West Fargo Girls hockey Fort Frances at EGF Senior High, 6:30 p.m. ON TV Basketball: College Men: Northern Iowa at Michigan State, 6 p.m., FS1 College Men: Georgia at North Carolina, 6 p.m., ESPN2 College Men: Ohio State at UConn, 6:30 p.m., TNT College Men: SIU Edwardsville at Duke, 7 p.m., CW College Men: Arizona at Auburn, 8 p.m., ESPN2 College Men: Xavier vs. Mississippi State, 8 p.m., FS1 College Men: UC San Diego at Utah State, 9 p.m., CW Football: NCAA: Florida State at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m., ESPN NCAA: Illinois at UCLA, 8 p.m., FOX NCAA: Houston at Colorado, 9:15 p.m., ESPN Golf: LPGA Tour: The ANNIKA, 10 a.m., GOLF PGA Tour: Austin Championship, 1 p.m., GOLF PGA Jr.
Minot Daily News · West Fargo, ND
Nearby: West Fargo, NDMark Watne, past president of the North Dakota Farmers Union, has been named to receive the 2026 North Dakota State University Harvest Bowl Agribusiness Award at the annual Harvest Bowl set for Nov. 20-21. Highlights of the event include a Harvest Bowl dinner and awards program on Nov. 20 at the Red River Valley Fairgrounds in West Fargo and the Harvest Bowl football game between NDSU and Northern Illinois University on Nov. 21. Also on Nov. 21, as part of Harvest Bowl, honorees will participate in educational sessions and NDSU campus tours. The NDSU Harvest Bowl program recognizes the success, dedication and hard work of outstanding agriculturists in 53 counties in North Dakota and 10 counties in western Minnesota. The agribusiness award recognizes people who have distinguished themselves in agriculture and business in North Dakota and beyond.
The Mining Journal · Fargo, ND
Nearby: Fargo, NDDear Heloise: As a shower gift before my wedding, a friend of mine gave me a pizza cutter. I smiled and said, “Thank you.” We eat pizza, so I knew it’d get some use. And it sure did! I cut brownies, cookies, noodles, play clay, and a couple of ribbons, and I even opened some boxes with it! What a useful gadget a pizza cutter happens to be. — Patsy L., in Fargo, North Dakota SEND A GREAT HINT TO: [email protected] NO MORE FOGGY MIRRORS Dear Heloise: I hated it when my bathroom mirror would fog up after each shower. Finally, a neighbor told me to combine shaving cream and rubbing alcohol, mixing them very well until they form a thick, foamy texture. Then you just clean your bathroom mirror with this mixture. No more foggy mirrors! — Ava K., in Englewood, Florida OIL-BASED POLISH Dear Heloise: I clean my stainless steel appliances with oil-based furniture polish, and it works great! It cleans them and protects them against water damage.
Grand Forks Herald · Fargo, ND
Nearby: Fargo, NDMINOT — It took Jamie Selzler just 100 days to go from being appointed to the North Dakota Senate to leading the Democratic-NPL minority in that chamber. Selzler, a Fargo Democrat, was elected Senate minority leader Thursday evening, Nov. 12. He ran unopposed, as did all five other candidates for Democratic leadership positions in the House and Senate. It's a remarkably quick rise for someone who has yet to serve in a regular legislative session. Selzler was chosen for the Senate on Aug. 4, replacing Josh Boschee, who resigned after being elected Fargo mayor. The timing was noteworthy. Selzler was selected just after an Aug. 1 deadline that would have required an election for the remainder of Boschee's term. Because the vacancy occurred after that cutoff, Selzler wasn't required to appear on the Nov. 3 ballot. Boschee began his mayoral term July 1 but didn't resign his Senate seat until Aug. 4 — 34 days later.
North Dakota Monitor · Fargo, ND
Nearby: Fargo, NDWorries over how adding new data centers in the state could impact the electric bills of residents and strain local water systems are high, the latest North Dakota Poll has found. When asked how concerned they were about data centers increasing electricity bills, 76% expressed concern, with 49% saying they were very concerned. The highest levels of concern were in Fargo and Cass County, where 54% said they were very concerned. Water use is also high on the list of concerns, with 76% worried that data center water use could strain local water systems, and with 45% of respondents saying they were very concerned. Poll: Support mixed for data centers, state asked to take lead Asked whether they were more concerned about the water and electricity use of AI data centers or traditional data centers, 42% said they were more concerned about AI data centers.
