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Country star Cole Swindell to kick off his new tour in Fargo Thursday night with a twist - Vimarsana News

Country star Cole Swindell to kick off his new tour in Fargo Thursday night with a twist

Plus, Dropkick Murphys return, ValleyCon, Silent Movie Night, a feminist twist on Dracula and a touring ballet production of "Cinderella."

Nationally known 'happiness expert' to speak on workplace well-being at local conference - Vimarsana News

Nationally known 'happiness expert' to speak on workplace well-being at local conference

Keynote speaker Sunny Grosso says happiness in the workplace isn't a 'fluffy' practice, but a serious pursuit which makes employees feel more appreciated, aligned with their values and productive.

NDSU President discusses higher education challenges, tuition subsidies - Vimarsana News

NDSU President discusses higher education challenges, tuition subsidies

A discussion with NDSU President Dave Cook about issues in higher education and his plans to engineer a bright future for college students.

Artificial intelligence makes the future of crop spraying smarter - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence makes the future of crop spraying smarter

Gooseneck Implement took the John Deere See & Spray Ultimate to Beach, North Dakota, to see how the company's newest sprayer will work for northern Plains growers and specifically, on no-till ground.

Source: agweek.com
Kate Cook and husband Dave Cook, NDSU's 15th president, make themselves visible fixtures on campus - Vimarsana News

Kate Cook and husband Dave Cook, NDSU's 15th president, make themselves visible fixtures on campus

The couple are known to attend many NDSU events and walk their large dogs on campus.