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Alice Bjorklund Gunness, 88, just published her second book of stories and memories. She hopes her loved ones will learn a thing or two.

listen live watch live They would say the football games being carried by another local station never felt quite right, like a lower-grade impostor had jumped onto the coattails of what WDAY built and didn't quite have the heft to move it forward. Then again, there might be some bias. WDAY-TV is owned by Forum Communications Co., which owns InForum and The Forum. The Forum, by the way, also helped build NDSU athletics into what it is today — although that was never the intent of Eugene Fitzgerald, Ed Kolpack and the other long-ago sports editors and reporters who decided to treat the small...

NDSU hosting Leo Kim virtual program, online exhibit Devils Lake Journal Fargo, N.D., April 19 – NDSU Libraries are set to host a virtual program celebrating the life and work of distinguished photographer and former NDSU student Leo Kim. Local photographers who were inspired by Kim will discuss his achievements and his impact on photography in the community. The virtual event is scheduled for Thursday, April 22, at noon via Zoom. Community members can email lindsay.condry@ndsu.edu to get the Zoom link. Panel chair is Ross Collins, NDSU professor of communication, former photojournalist ...

HomeLatest Edelman Appoints Four New Regional US Leaders Diana Marszalek Edelman Appoints Four New Regional US Leaders Edelman has promoted four of its own to Washington, Los Angeles, Bay Area and Pacific Northwest office leads. Diana Marszalek 12 Feb 2021 // 8:36AM GMT NEW YORK — Edelman has named new Washington, Los Angeles, Bay Area and Pacific Northwest leads, all of whom have risen to the roles through the agency ranks. Most significant, perhaps, is that Margot Edelman will serve as GM of the Bay Area, following a stint as Bay Area COO and tech lead. The daughter of CEO Richard E...

  CEOs have a huge role to play this year as business (61%) emerge as the most trusted institution, replacing government (53%), which fell substantially since its 11-point surge in our mid-year update last May. Businesses are the only institutions deemed ethical and competent and outscored government by 48 points on competency. Businesses are also approaching NGOs in ethics as over the last five months, business seized the high ground of trust by proactively developing vaccines in record time and finding new ways to work. Trust continues to move local, with respondents placing even higher re...