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Entrepreneurs and chains have plans to open eateries, food truck parks, commissaries, coffee stands and grocery stores in the Fayetteville area in 2024.

Karlee Koswick, an innocent bystander that was injured in the shooting, accepted a $10,000 check.

(Fargo, ND) -- The woman injured in the deadly police officer involved shooting in Fargo on July 14th was given a $10,000 check yesterday. Karlee Koswick received the money from organizers of the Back the Blue night. The fundraiser was organized by Big Erv's in Horace, Skooter's Plumbing in West Fargo and Midwest Tree & Maintenance in Pelican Rapids. The money was raised

FARGO (KFGO/KVRR) - Three businesses raised $40,000 to support those involved in the July 14 ambush in south Fargo. "Kelly Visto of Big Erv's and Keit...

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FARGO — Businesses that teamed up to sell thousands of Back the Blue T-shirts have raised $40,000 for police officers and a woman shot July 14 in Fargo.

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Check out our weekly list of new fundraisers and benefits from Lend A Hand Up, a nonprofit crowdfunding site that adds a 20% boost to online donations.

Fargo Park Board votes 4-0 to contract with developer Andy Skatvold and Kjerbeersten LLC open the 19th Hole at Rose Creek starting in April.

Here’s a sampling of Fayetteville area restaurants open on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, and the places offering family-style meals to go.