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JLG Architects has been working with Diversified, CL Linfoot and Northern Valley Electrical to develop the proposals for the change order

Bully Brew coffee places are popular with people of varying ages and backgrounds. The customers come mainly for coffee, but there are breakfast and lunchtime sandwiches and pastries, too.

Where other saw hopeless deterioration, the East Grand Forks businessman saw potential -- and knew how to make his vision a reality

Project aims to provide classroom items not covered by elementary schools' supply budget

The Fargo-Moorhead area saw over 15 businesses permanently close their doors in 2021, from notable pizza joints to long-standing and well-loved shops.

The program, now in its fourth year, is designed to create internships for local businesses that pay their candidates a fair wage, as well as increasing workforce recruitment and retention among the businesses that participate.

Sandi Luck is teaming up with Kathryn Gunderson of Half Brothers Brewery to turn Luck’s Bully Brew location on South Washington Street into The Other Half Coffee & Taphouse. 

NDSU areas Bully Brew Coffee House, hit hard by the pandemic, wont reopen Owner Sandi Luck said shes looking to sublet the shop on the south side of the campus. “I’m not going to call it a failure. The pandemic was hard on us," she said. 1:00 pm, Jun. 1, 2021 × The Bison Block on the south side of the NDSU campus has lost a business with the closing of Bully Brew Coffee House. Bully Brew had been at 1414 12th Ave. N. since April 2019. David Samson / The Forum FARGO - ...

Times Report Crookston Times     Each year in April, Child Abuse Prevention Month is observed nationwide. Polk County officials are using this time to bring light to the fact child abuse is a problem nationwide, including in Polk County, to bring awareness to the issue and show how the community can support the children of Polk County.     During the month of April, if you purchase a coffee at Heroes Rise Coffee, Wonderful Life Foods or Caribou in Crookston, you may receive a special coff...

Once set to close, Waves Float Center will stay the course The business provides a service that offers mental and physical health benefits, but owner Ben Gregoire doesnt know if his plan to sell gift cards will succeed, and that "it up to the public." 9:00 am, Dec. 20, 2020 × Ben Gregoire stands next to one of the sensory deprivation tanks at Waves Float Center. He says he is hoping sales of gift cards will keep his business open. Adam Kurtz / Grand Forks Herald After pr...