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We look forward to growth in our business sector.

The school safety study was recommended earlier this year by council member Tricia Lunski.

Pedestrian safety for the Phoenix Elementary area has continuously been talked about at a City Council level

Mackenize Joy Kramchuck, 23, of Grand Forks, ND was taken tragically from her family on March 2nd, 2023.

Andrew Conlon, a senior community development planner with the city, said the program provides funds for qualifying homeowners to make improvements to their properties.

Pedestrian safety along Belmont Road, especially near the area of the Point Bridge and Phoenix Elementary, has been a top concern that has been voiced before by several council members.

Using a combination of COVID-19 relief and grant funding, Phoenix-Talent School District hopes to upgrade numerous facilities, ranging from a “fitness playground” at the high school to solar arrays at...

Grand Forks firm ICON working on projects with more than 20 districts.

The conversation came during Monday's meeting of the Grand Forks Committee of the Whole, a panel that includes all of the members of City Council. Last week, during a regular meeting of the City Council, council members voted 4-3 to not move forward with a proposal to share the costs of consulting services with East Grand Forks.

Fueled by a love of Christmas and working with children, Alexis Kringstad, who runs Mini Miracles Daycare, has started assembling boxes filled with gifts and necessities for her project “The Night Before Christmas Boxes.”