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(Fargo, ND) -- The City of Fargo’s Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Selection Committee recently completed the final component of its selection process for the City’s first DEI Director, which generated a total of 62 applicants. The process culminated with interviews and presentations with the top five candidates. Following the assessment, the selection committee approved the list of candidates ranked by compiled interview and presentation scores to be utilized in extending a c...

City employees will no longer serve on group that suggests liquor laws in city 10:53 pm, May 17, 2021 × A cooler of beer and hard seltzers is seen Wednesday, April 28, 2021, at Bottle Barn Liquors, 3171 Bluestem Dr., West Fargo. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor FARGO — Instead of city officials, the new Fargo Liquor Control Board will include four members of the public after several controversies surrounding bar and licensing issues in recent months. The members approved on a ...

New aid is also on its way. 6:00 am, Jan. 24, 2021 × FARGO — As Fargo-Moorhead area officials wait to see if the federal government will provide more aid to help with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, theres one thing they all agree upon. The first CARES Act relief passed last spring was a major boost to keep operations going and allowed them to take precautions against the virus. "It was a tremendous boost for the city," said Jim Larson, finance director for the city of West...

Local aid expected to get $42M boost Moorhead and Barnesville city officials are pleased that instead of facing a cut in state funding, most Minnesota cities will receive a financial boost from the Legislature. Written By: kwinnegge@forumcomm.com | 12:00 am, May. 20, 2008 Moorhead and Barnesville city officials are pleased that instead of facing a cut in state funding, most Minnesota cities will receive a financial boost from the Legislature. The Minnesota Legislature wrappe...

KVRR Local News Limited motion set to cover only bars and restaurants December 14, 2020 FARGO, N.D. — The Fargo City Commission votes to help restaurants and bars catch up with past due utility payments. The commission wanted to provide some quick relief to help establishments struggling to stay afloat as they faced a decrease in business during the pandemic. The relief bill introduced will help restaurant and bar owners throughout Fargo with rebate or relief aid for the past six months of ut...