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The historic spilling at Lopez Lake last week has attracted a continuous flow of visitors to the San Luis Obispo County park and it's expected to remain that way for the foreseeable future.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Col. Todd Schaffer, Col. Brian Keller, Maj. Annie Gerhardt and Maj. Waylon Tomac received the award for helping save Brig. Gen. Jon Erickson’s life when he had a heart attack.

Check out what the business team is following this week.

After reviewing the career highlights and accomplishments of a number of people, the magazine selected nine exemplary business leaders in the region for this year’s awards.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - On Thursday, the Vigo County Capital Improvement Board held its first meeting of 2022. The main topic was the new Terre Haute Convention Center.

A leadership change at Sanford Health in Bismarck involves two doctors who both have been in the public eye during the coronavirus pandemic.

The elderly and people with underlying health conditions in North Dakota are beginning to receive their first COVID-19 vaccine doses as the state enters Phase 1B of vaccine priority groups, and providers are gearing up as the vaccine becomes more widely available. Adults 75 and older are slated to receive the vaccine first in this phase. Phase 1A vaccinations, which began in December, prioritized health care workers and long-term care residents and staff. Sanford Health Bismarck ...

North Dakota officials satisfied with early vaccine rollout, see room to improve As in other parts of the country, the first weeks of vaccine distribution in North Dakota have encountered some unanticipated delays. But immunization experts said the state has much more capacity so scale up in the New Year. Written By: Adam Willis | × Dr. Jeffrey Sather, chief of staff at Trinity Health in Minot, N.D., gets his first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, Dec...

Some Sanford Health Bismarck staff members on Monday received what hospital President Michael LeBeau called “the beacon of hope." Employees received some of the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in the state, nine months after the coronavirus pandemic took hold in North Dakota. “Today’s the day we go on offense,” LeBeau said. Four Sanford employees -- Mubashir Badar, Karin Willis, Todd Schaffer and Rainalda Schaeffer -- were the first to be vaccinated, with about 70...