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After growing up in a Mandan, North Dakota, home where they only spoke Norwegian, Johan Stenslie moved to Norway to parlay his research and language skills into a thriving genealogy business.
Minnkota Power Cooperative CEO Mac McLennan says the new rules from the EPA threaten to impact the reliability and affordability of electricity for people across the country.
Reviewer Larry Printz writes the Palisade "does a passably good job of imitating a luxury vehicle at a mainstream price."
Fargo Brewing is not expected to hold any more outdoor shows this year, but events in The Hall will remain.

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Customers, employees find the converted Taco John's spot has plenty of pluses to taco-bout
Replay Games calling it quits after "a roller coaster, with more ups than downs" over the last six years, owners say.
Economist Joe Mahon said the income picture for farmers is “not as bad as it could be, but certainly not great, and a consistent downward trend" while discussing a survey of ag bankers.
Urban Selection opened its doors on Fargo's North University Drive in 2022.
Brewtus' Brickhouse is remodeling the the former restaurant space, according to West Fargo permit records.
The multigenerational family-owned and -operated company was recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration for turning up the heat on its wood-burning sauna and furnace production in Tower.

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“Oftentimes, (Minnesotans) say, ‘Oh my goodness, Lake City's a hidden jewel,’” said Gov. Tim Walz. “Are people not paying attention? We know this. This is a fantastic community."
Bankruptcy filings from the past week in all of North Dakota and Becker, Clay, Douglas, Grant, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Norman, Otter Tail, Polk, Traverse, Wadena and Wilkin counties in Minnesota.
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The Forum's ongoing series on business namesakes includes Curt, Jay and the Kensok family, who all started businesses that are still around.

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