Judy Schulz of Gackle among nominees for AARP award
She was nominated for the AARP Andrus Award for Community Service.
Source: jamestownsun.com
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In wake of failed bond, new West Fargo group launches first event to improve civic knowledge
Civic West hopes to increase civic learning, engagement and participation in West Fargo patterned after CivicLex, a Kentucky nonprofit that focuses on building "civic health" in the community.
Source: inforum.com
5 things to know today: Teaching vacancy, Director resigns, Bed bugs, boosting engagement, New roost
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New community engagement tool launched in West Fargo
Lana Rakow and Kathi Schwan, two West Fargo residents, worked together to bring a new community engagement tool. It is called Civic West.
Source: kvrr.com
New West Fargo project aims to boost citizen engagement and info
Civic West will hold an in-person event Sept. 27 with visiting civic engagement speaker.
Source: inforum.com
Walking events Aug. 9-10 to explore West Fargo's foot friendliness - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports
AARP ND is working to make West Fargo more pedestrian friendly.
Source: inforum.com
North Dakota lawmakers consider bill to stem drug prices for public employees
The proposal aims to slash prescription drug prices for nearly 60,000 current and retired public employees and their dependents.
Source: inforum.com
5 things to know today: Abortion bill, False allegations, Voter citizenship, Drug costs, 'santuary' cities
A select rundown of stories found on InForum.
Source: inforum.com
Morning headlines: Wahpeton police search for homicide suspect after motorist shot several times
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What Kentuckians Should Know About Federal Ban on Surprise Medical Billing
Thanks to federal legislation which took effect this year, Kentuckians with health coverage are protected from receiving surprise medical bills for emergency services, out-of-network charges and balance billing. Priscilla Easterling, outreach coordinator at Kentucky Voices for Health, explained a surprise medical bill can be a higher amount than what a patient was told, or charges for services they did not know were included when receiving care. She said the new rules apply to individuals with...
Source: publicnewsservice.org