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Starting with a coffee mug, Justin Auch is trading items of increasing value until the shop can obtain a new coffee grinder or other equipment to help keep up with a growing demand.

Alcohol-free event intended to raise public awareness of the library as well as addiction and recovery

Olson was sponsored throughout the contest by Hope Church of Grand Forks. For her win, she received a $500 check from the Herald on behalf of Hope Church, as well as the choice between two prizes from Home of Economy – either a $500 gift card or a pie safe worth $1,400.

Championship round set for next week, with at least $1,000 in prizes at stake.

After two rounds, the original field of 16 has been sliced to just four. Read this story to see the winners, as well as photos of each of the eight pies judged during Round 2.

Caitlin Olson had the highest score in the first round with a cherry pie that accumulated 102 points.

First round of the contest is Monday morning, when 16 bakers will arrive to have their pies judged by the four-person panel.

(Fargo, ND) -- Some good news for a group of Fargo businesses when it comes to serving alcohol. Alcohol compliance checks were performed in Fargo on August 9th. In total, 10 businesses were checked all passed, resulting in a 100% compliance rate.

Dufault is sponsored by the Toasted Frog, a restaurant with locations in downtown Grand Forks, Fargo and Bismarck.