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HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS Increase Home Energy Efficiency with a RESNET Assessment
RESNET stands for, Residential Energy Services Network, and is a nationally recognized certification and rating system in the United States for home energy efficiency. As a RESNET qualified EnergySm...
Posted on 4/26/13 at 11:08 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND’s Al Palmer attends major UAS conference in Turkey
University getting worlds attention about training prowess, opportunities Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Al Plamer, Mr. UAS at the University of North Dakota, is spreading the word around the world about unman...
Posted on 4/10/13 at 4:18 PM
FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY The Bismarck Bobcats' tradition of goalie development
For those who compete in junior hockey, the goal is often to move on to the next level of hockey. For most players in the North American Hockey League, the only Tier II junior league in the United S...
Posted on 2/16/13 at 2:00 AM
STAFF BLOG GRAND FORKS GOURMET Dickey's Comes to GFAFB
Josh Becker, an Air Force veteran and owner of Dickey's Barbecue Pit in Grand Forks, has opened a smaller location on the Grand Forks Air Force Base. Ive got a bunch of friends out there they were ...
Posted on 2/9/13 at 12:09 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER Keep Your Children Active During Winter
Children always needsome form ofexercise, as parents wemight need to get creative in providing opportunities for our children to stay active during these coldwinter months. Make sure to keep themactiv...
Posted on 12/28/12 at 10:45 AM
OUR OPINION: Welcome news about United and GFK 
How bad was it? This bad: Back in 1998, North Dakota was so desperate to lure another airline to the state that airport officials from Grand Forks, Minot, Bismarck and Fargo all cooperated to lure that service to Fargo.
By Tom Dennis , May 23, 2012
Supporters: GFK underserved compared to other similar cities
Supporters of expanded air service at Grand Forks International Airport have argued it is underserved compared to other cities of similar size and could support another carrier.
By Christopher Bjorke , May 23, 2012
United Airlines to connect Grand Forks to Denver
United Airlines will add service between Grand Forks and Denver, according to an announcement by the office of North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple on Wednesday.
By Christopher Bjorke , May 23, 2012
Allegiant Air flight makes emergency landing in Duluth, Minn.
An Allegiant Air plane had to return to Duluth and make an emergency landing after engine trouble.
By Associated Press , May 19, 2012
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“Aviators” films segments in Grand Forks, Fargo
Anthony Nalli is a longtime pilot, and the executive producer and one of the hosts of the popular PBS television show “The Aviators.”
But he had never flown a helicopter before climbing aboard a simulator at the University of North Dakota’s School of Aerospace Sciences in Grand Forks.
By Dave Olson , May 11, 2012
Minnesota PCA board approves Voyageurs, BWCA haze rules
Complex rules aimed at reducing haze over Voyageurs National Park and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area were approved Tuesday by the citizen's board of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. The board, which oversees the agency, unanimously voted to send the rules to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for approval.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2012
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Great Lakes Airlines will start nonstop flights, from Thief River Falls to Twin Cities, in May
Thief River Falls will get nonstop flights to the Twin Cities beginning May 17. That’s the day Great Lakes Airlines will replace Delta Air Lines as the community’s passenger air carrier, according to Joe Hedrick, manager of Thief River Falls Regional Airport.
By Kevin Bonham , April 14, 2012
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Grand Forks International Airport breaks boarding record in March
Grand Forks International Airport had more passenger boardings in March than in any month on record, the airport authority said Tuesday. There were a total of 14,582 boardings, which is 15 percent more than the previous record set in 1992 and 33 percent more than in the same month a year ago.
By Herald Staff Report , April 11, 2012
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California stunt plane crash kills former UND student
Two men died early Sunday near Salinas, Calif., in the crash of a German-made stunt plane registered to a Grand Forks address, and one of the victims reportedly is a former UND aviation student. Witnesses said they heard the plane doing aerobatic maneuvers just before it fell out of the sky at 6:55 a.m. Sunday, according to The Salinas Californian. According to the newspaper, the crash victims were identified as passenger David Gary Ostendorf, 24, of Salinas, and pilot George Alfred Mellone III, 32, of Yuma, Ariz.
By Herald Staff Report , April 09, 2012
5 Swedish soldiers confirmed dead in plane crash
Police called off the search for survivors of a plane crash Saturday after discovering body parts on the site where the Norwegian military cargo aircraft slammed into Sweden's highest mountain.
By Associated Press , March 17, 2012
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The sky’s not the limit: GFK Flight Support provides multitude of services to aviation industry
It’s no secret Grand Forks is an aviation mecca, of sorts, with a renowned flight school, Air Force base and one of the busiest commercial airports in the country. The surge of oil-related activity in western North Dakota is beginning to fuel increased activity for GFK Flight Support, Varian said. And with the increase in local companies providing services out west, GFK Flight Support has begun working to help coordinate private flights.
By Doris Cooper , March 16, 2012
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California passes new auto emission rules
California air regulators have unanimously passed sweeping auto emission standards that include a mandate to have 1.4 million electric and hybrid vehicles on state roads by 2025.
By Associated Press , January 27, 2012
Air pollution: U.S., Canada cities among best; Iran, India, Pakistan cities worst
The World Health Organization released the list to highlight the need to reduce outdoor air pollution, which is estimated to cause 1.34 million premature deaths each year. The global body said investments to lower pollution levels quickly pay off due to lower disease rates and, therefore, lower healthcare costs.
By Associated Press , September 26, 2011
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EPA clamps down on smokestack pollution spoiling air downwind
Minnesota subject to rule; North Dakota is notEPA Administrator Lisa Jackson announced Thursday a plan to reduce smokestack pollution causing smog and soot in downwind states — where it combines with local air contaminants, making it impossible for those states to meet air quality standards on their own.
By Dina Cappiello , July 07, 2011
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