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Bertagnolli's work history includes serving as director of the Rough Rider Center and community enhancement in Watford City since December 2019.

Pat Bertagnolli of Watford City has been appointed by Gov. Burgum as the new executive director of Job Service...

Bertagnolli's work history includes serving as director of the Rough Rider Center and community enhancement in Watford City since December 2019.

PAYETTE — It’s a new year, but there are still plenty of old challenges to face. That’s what Payette School District Superintendent Robin Gilbert relayed to the district’s Board of

Inside the company's office in the NDSU Research and Technology Park, Chaussee opts to cue up footage from the construction of the RDO Building in downtown Fargo, immediately transporting the viewer into the active construction site.

Inside the company's office in the NDSU Research and Technology Park, Chaussee opts to cue up footage from the construction of the RDO Building in downtown Fargo, immediately transporting the viewer into the active construction site.

Created by Be More Colorful, a virtual reality agency housed in NDSU's Research and Technology Park, the CareerViewXR platform aims to revolutionize how students explore career paths. "What we’re really working to do is use immersive media to help create authentic experiences that align the right people with the right careers," company CEO and co-founder Matt Chaussee said.

Created by Be More Colorful, a virtual reality agency housed in NDSU's Research and Technology Park, the CareerViewXR platform aims to revolutionize how students explore career paths. "What we’re really working to do is use immersive media to help create authentic experiences that align the right people with the right careers," company CEO and co-founder Matt Chaussee said.

In October, Lisanne McNew took a seat in a comfortable position at the Colorado Workforce Development Council: the head of the table.

Larson writes, "I sit on the Workforce Development Council and child care is a consistent topic of discussion when it comes to what is holding back our workforce potential. Business and labor agree that we need to do something, and that something needs to be considerable."