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Josh Bergland, owner of Aerial Ops Photography. (submitted photo)

Business Feb 14th 2021 - 6am

Aerial photography: 5 Questions for Josh Bergland

Northern Plains Rail Companies Chairman Gregg Haug discusses the company's plans for a new facility during an event on July 10, 2019 at the Alerus Center. That facility is now shipping goods by rail. (Korrie Wenzel/Grand Forks Herald)

Business Feb 14th 2021 - 6am

Grand Forks rail company expands from repairs to shipping

The community of Tuttle, N.D., population 58, serves as one example of rural ingenuity in how they’ve worked to transform the school that closed in 2007 into a rural innovation center for entrepreneurship, the arts and local foods. A group held a community room dedication event there on Jan. 30, 2021. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)

Agriculture Feb 14th 2021 - 5am

It's time for rural America to envision and act

Bell Bank Mortgage recently announced it will expand into the Wisconsin market. Forum file photo

Markets Feb 13th 2021 - 10pm

Bell Bank sells some HealthcareBank accounts to WEX for nearly $250 million

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Manufacturing Feb 13th 2021 - 4pm

Austin, Minn., is now 'major player in peanut business' with Hormel's big buy of Planters

Agriculture Feb 13th 2021 - 8am

Renovation in rural North Dakota brings new life to an old building

Working with cattle has been a lifelong passion of Terry Ellingson, a rancher from Dahlen, ND. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald

Agriculture Feb 13th 2021 - 7am

Cattle care in frigid February weather warms Dahlen, N.D., rancher's heart

Turtle River State Park manager Larry Hagen expects 2021 to be another year of increased park usage during the COVID pandemic. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald

Tourism Feb 13th 2021 - 7am

North Dakota tourism primed for a big return, but is there enough money for marketing?

Mallina Xiong tends to plants in July 2020 on her parcel of land part of the 155-acre HAFA farm. (Noah Fish / Agweek)

Agriculture Feb 13th 2021 - 7am

Hurdles for beginning farmers don't end with access to land

An oil well pumps at sunrset in western North Dakota's Bakken Formation. Forum News Service file photo

Energy and Mining Feb 12th 2021 - 6pm

North Dakota's oil output steady as industry eyes Biden moves

Justin R. Lessman (Submitted photo)

Announcements Feb 12th 2021 - 5pm

Jackson County publisher-owner elected president of Minnesota Newspaper Association

Darlene Matthies throws an ax at the wooden target on the wall Saturday, Feb. 6, at the Roundhouse Brewery's Wreck Room. Kelly Humphrey / Brainerd Dispatch

Restaurants and Bars Feb 12th 2021 - 2pm

Minnesota brewery invites patrons to enjoy a beer, throw an ax

Law enforcement officers advance into the main opposition camp against the Dakota Access oil pipeline near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, on Feb. 23, 2017. REUTERS/Terray Sylvester/File Photo

Energy and Mining Feb 12th 2021 - 11am

U.S. Army Corps attorneys withdraw from Dakota Access Pipeline case

North Dakota State Capitol in Bismarck. Special to The Forum

Business Feb 11th 2021 - 3pm

Grand Forks legislators divided over COVID liability legislation for businesses

Announcements Feb 11th 2021 - 11am

Hormel Foods buys Planters in $3 billion deal

A bill in the North Dakota House of Representatives would aim to block businesses operating in the state from selling a user's online data without consent. Illustration by Troy Becker

Technology Feb 11th 2021 - 9am

Eyeing online privacy regulation, North Dakota legislators face scrutiny in committee hearing

Urban agriculture is one of Seeds Feeds' main focus areas. (Contributed photo)

Agriculture Feb 10th 2021 - 5am

Minnesota's Seeds Feeds persists in the fight against food insecurity

Thank-you cards to the Busy Butterflies/Country Critters 4-H Club are a day-brightener. (Jenny Schlecht / Agweek)

Agriculture Feb 10th 2021 - 5am

Clear the drear by looking to what you can do for others

Danny Grassrope with the Cheyenne River Grassroots Collective ran along Hwy. 20 in South Dakota towards the Standing Rock Reservation as part of a 93-mile relay run on Tuesday, Feb 9. Standing Rock youth and their allies hope to grab President Joe Biden's attention and urge him to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline. Craig Bihrle / Special to The Forum.

Government and Politics Feb 9th 2021 - 6pm

Standing Rock youth urge President Joe Biden to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline with 93-mile run in frigid weather

North Dakota State Capitol. (Korrie Wenzel/Grand Forks Herald)

Business Feb 9th 2021 - 1pm

State grants aim to add internships, support economic development

Small craft brewers around the state are hoping a new law will soon be passed enabling them to sell their products in any package between 12 ounces and 64 ounces. Right now, six packs of 12-ounce cans, like these from Copper Trail Brewing in Alexandria, can only be sold at liquor stores. (Contributed)

Small Business Feb 9th 2021 - 11am

Small Minnesota brewers backing bill that would allow sales of smaller cans

Samantha Pernsteiner is the 2021 Little International queen. (Emily Beal / Agweek)

Agriculture Feb 9th 2021 - 5am

North Dakota State University plans 95th Little International livestock show

Technology Feb 8th 2021 - 9pm

A Tesla for a bitcoin: Musk drives up cryptocurrency price with $1.5 bln purchase

An oil well pumps at sunrise in western North Dakota's Bakken Formation. Forum News Service file photo

Energy and Mining Feb 8th 2021 - 6pm

Bill takes aim at disputes between North Dakota royalty owners, oil companies

Protests over the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline grabbed the world's attention in late 2016. File photo / Forum News Service

Energy and Mining Feb 8th 2021 - 5pm

Celebrities, activists urge Biden to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline

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