Dub, a Fordville-Lankin High School graduate, is the first woman to helm the largest single-site mill in North America, which will process 42 million bushels of wheat this year.
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council plans to award grants ranging from $1,500 to $5,000 to artists, in various disciplines, who reside in its seven-county service area.
Hannah Freese cited for “building a high-impact marketing education program that equips students with strong foundations in marketing, entrepreneurship, leadership and business,” the award states.
The arts and cultural center invites artists in northwestern Minnesota to submit small works — covering a broad range of media — for an exhibition planned for the holiday season.
A dozen hospitals in northeastern North Dakota are being commended by the American Heart Association for following evidence-based practices that improve outcomes for patients.
The CMA and ACM award-winning country singer-songwriter has attracted loyal fans with “his no-gimmick, relatable writing and classic feel,” according to the event announcement.
The fully-inclusive playground ensures accessibility, providing a space where people of all abilities, ages and backgrounds can play, connect and belong, officials say.
Team members provide health care services for patients in an area extending from Devils Lake to Thief River Falls, Minnesota. Transition planning for patients is in progress, an official says.
With an assortment of instruments, musicians will perform music reflective of beloved Norwegian, French Canadian, Celtic, Scottish, French, Appalachian and Irish traditions.
Throughout North Dakota, career and technical education centers expand opportunities, bolster economic development and promise retention of young workers, officials say.
