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STAFF BLOG PRAIRIE FIRE Lt. Gov. Wrigley to speak at GF lunch event
North Dakota Lt. Gov. Drew Wrigley will be in Grand Forks next Wednesday for a politics and lunch event. The public event, hosted by the Grand Forks Republicans, will take place from noon to 1 p.m....
Posted on 9/15/11 at 1:24 PM
STAFF BLOG THE CITY BEAT Can it really be that simple?
Now that I've picked on poor Tim Behm, it's his opponent's turn in the hot seat. Again this is a full, unedited transcription with nasty notes by your City Beat. Tyrone Grandstrand, Ward 2 City Counc...
Posted on 6/1/10 at 5:53 AM
Glassheim: Current Grand Forks council term his last, but he'll seek re-election to N.D. House
Eliot Glassheim, a Grand Forks City Council member since 1982, said in a news release he will not seek re-election this June. He will run for another term to the North Dakota House of Representatives, where the Democrat first served a term in 1975. Voters returned him to the House in 1993, and he's been a state representative in District 18 since.
By Herald Staff Report , February 09, 2012
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Grand Forks Republicans to hold district convention Feb. 16 
Grand Forks Republicans will elect delegates for the party’s state endorsing convention and endorse legislative candidates during local district meetings later this month.
By Ryan Johnson , January 31, 2012
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Freshman Council member Grandstrand announces run for mayor
Grandstrand identified the city’s shrinking school enrollments, a recent loss of grant money for neighborhood development and outmigration of young people as problems that need attention.
By Herald Staff Report , January 18, 2012
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Grand Forks council OKs ward lines, waits on precincts, polling sites
The council agrees to new ward lines, but held off on making changes to polling sites. Members wants to hear from the public first.
By Christopher Bjorke , December 12, 2011
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Grand Forks area tea party group backs Bachmann for ‘Person of the Year’
In a news release today, the group praised Rep. Michelle Bachmann, R-Minn., for “her effective and unflagging support of the Tea Party movement in Congress, her courage and her unyielding patriotism and love of country.”
By Herald Staff Report , December 12, 2011
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Alerus Center staff will work for city as contract employees
Alerus Center employees are getting closer to becoming city employees.
City Human Resources Director Daryl Hovland, in a report to the Finance and Development Committee on Monday, said 18 full-time employees of the city-owned event center’s management firm VenuWorks are set to become contracted city workers Jan. 1 pending the City Council’s approval of the transition.
By Christopher Bjorke , November 28, 2011
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East Grand Forks council says no to 35 mph on Bygland Road
Also, Huizenga recommends no increase on budget levyAn effort to increase the speed limit on Bygland Road in East Grand Forks hit a quick dead end Tuesday. City Council member Greg Leigh, who floated the idea, eventually joined everyone else in opposing 5 mph increase on The Point’s main thoroughfare to 35 mph. So, it died in Tuesday’s work session.
By Ryan Bakken , November 08, 2011
Grand Forks Parks consolidates youth hockey
District also formalizes relations with YMCAThe Grand Forks Park District approved agreements that dealt with youth hockey and fitness, two of its bigger operations. Park Board members signed on to be part of the newly formed Grand Forks Youth Hockey Association, a consolidation of public and private organizations.
By Ryan Bakken , November 01, 2011
EGF City Council: No attempt to override veto of GF-EGF sewage project
The handwriting was on the wall for the majority of East Grand Forks City Council members who wanted to team up with Grand Forks in sewage treatment. So, at Tuesday’s meeting, they didn’t attempt a vote to override Mayor Lynn Stauss’ earlier veto of the wastewater interconnect project.
By Ryan Bakken , November 01, 2011
Occupy Grand Forks-EGF to hold demonstration
The local offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street movement will hold its first demonstration today at a busy Grand Forks intersection.
By Herald Staff Report , November 01, 2011
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East Grand Forks mayor vetos sewage plans
Lynn Stauss announced his decision at Tuesday’s work session, a week after the council had voted 4-3 in favor of the so-called “wastewater interconnect” project that would send East Grand Forks’s sewage under the Red River in pipes to Grand Forks’ water treatment plant.
By Ryan Bakken , October 25, 2011
Dike encroachments worry Grand Forks leaders
Grand Forks city leaders are talking about cracking down on encroachments on the city’s dike system, discovered earlier this fall by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers inspectors.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , October 25, 2011
Local governments grow over 10 years
There are a lot of explanations why, but local governments in and around Grand Forks have grown. The 2012 budgets of the city, the county and the park and school districts, adjusted for inflation, are bigger than they were 10 years ago. Yet the populations they serve have not grown nearly as much, nor, in some cases, has the area’s economy.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , October 19, 2011
Council: East Grand Forks pool repairs maybe, new pool no
East Grand Forks may get a repaired pool. But it won’t get a new pool. That was determined when the City Council voted unanimously to spend $8,000 for a study that would determine necessary repairs to the 50-year-old pool. But council members voted 6-1 against spending an additional $5,000 to study a new pool.
By Ryan Bakken , October 18, 2011
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