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Grand Forks Water Festival boosts kids' understanding of water as an important natural resource - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports - Vimarsana News

Grand Forks Water Festival boosts kids' understanding of water as an important natural resource - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports

Hands-on demonstrations, games and contests kept area fourth-graders engaged in learning about water and water-related topics

Police release names of Larimore murder victim and suspect - Vimarsana News

Police release names of Larimore murder victim and suspect

The suspect 43-year-old Troy Larson remains hospitalized after he was shot by police after shooting at them.

Suspected killer shot in Grand Forks County after standoff - Vimarsana News

Suspected killer shot in Grand Forks County after standoff

Police say after firing multiple shots at the SWAT vehicle, the suspect came out of the home and reached toward his waistband.

Triumphant journey ensues after childhood cancer - Vimarsana News

Triumphant journey ensues after childhood cancer

I began telling Ellen's story 15 years ago in June when our family doctor told my husband, Brian, and me that our then-5-year-old had leukemia.

Grand Forks-area United Way turns focus to direct services, helping families and 'making a difference' - Vimarsana News

Grand Forks-area United Way turns focus to direct services, helping families and 'making a difference'

In the fall 2019 and spring 2020, two community conversations were held with representatives of other nonprofits, key stakeholders, lead businesses for the campaign and social workers. “We asked a lot of questions,” said Heather Novak, the local organization's executive director.