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West Fargo elementary school principal resigns amid allegations of misconduct
This is the second longtime West Fargo School District principal to resign in less than six months. → Read More
Expansion or total rebuild? Future of West Fargo's South Elementary still up in the air
What remains clear, however, is the district has no plans to let go of the aging facility any time soon. → Read More
Lagoon land may become the site of West Fargo's next neighborhood
West Fargo will use a study to figure out the next steps for the city, including what to do with decommissioned lagoons. → Read More
Fargo leaders criticize bills on book bans, LGBTQ rights, approval voting at heated meeting
John Strand questioned if the city has to "sell its soul" to avoid punishment from the state Legislature → Read More
West Fargo's newest elementary school won't be ready by fall, but prep work for its future continues
Although easing the crowding at other schools will be delayed, West Fargo Public Schools continues to plan ahead, approving the hiring process for a principal and roughly 10 teachers for new school. → Read More
Sewer blockage temporarily shuts down MSUM building — 'air scrubbers to clean the air'
Lommen Hall is part of the Minnesota State University Moorhead campus. → Read More
Spring semester enrollment across North Dakota colleges sees mild bump
Headcount is up similar to last year, but down compared to the fall. → Read More
Aging Moorhead Armory begins $12M renovation
The building that houses Minnesota National Guard personnel at 1002 15th Ave. N., has not undergone any major renovations since it was first built in 1987. → Read More
Junkyard Brewing announces plans for new West Fargo site with help from city taxpayers
The Moorhead-based brewing company committed to opening a second location in West Fargo for 10 years and will receive nearly $690,000 in help from West Fargo taxpayers. → Read More
West Fargo gives hope to residents wanting to raise chickens
West Fargo city commissioners directed staff to draft an ordinance permitting backyard chickens. → Read More
West Fargo commits up to $1 million to help increase child care
Commissioner Mandy Geoge moved forward a grant program to help ease the child care shortage → Read More
West Fargo Public Schools tallies at least $98 million in needs for potential bond referendum
The list of projects and the total cost will be finalized at the West Fargo Public Schools Long Range Facilities Task Force's March meeting. → Read More
In 20 years, North Dakota's rate of sexually transmitted diseases spiked more than 350%
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services pointed to large outbreaks of syphilis in nearby states as a particular struggle. → Read More
New whiskey and wine bar heading to West Fargo
The Noble Hare is expected to open this spring in The Firm on Sheyenne Street. → Read More
Plans for $20M Veterans Memorial Arena addition get boost from West Fargo schools
The West Fargo School Board, at the request of the West Fargo Hockey Association, will put down $5 million towards the project, which hopes to add a third sheet of ice at Veterans Memorial Arena. → Read More
How can West Fargo's oldest elementary school keep up with the new?
Built in 1952, South Elementary's age and design make for difficult renovations as the city continues to deal with consistent increases in enrollment. → Read More
West Fargo schools put on lockdown after attempted jewelry store robbery
Several suspects approached the jewelry store, and one of them showed a gun in an apparent attempt to rob the store, police said. → Read More
Grant proposal in West Fargo seeks to tackle both child care and workforce needs
West Fargo City Commissioner Mandy George hopes the proposed program will keep day care providers open, as well as help open new centers. → Read More
'World class' artists on display at West Fargo's POW/MIA Plaza
Organizers kept details close to the vest, but promised the display would be "something spectacular." → Read More
Facing yearslong waitlists, nonprofit and city leaders aim to address child care shortage
Nonprofit leaders and West Fargo city staff are looking for ways to address the lack of child care options and yearslong waitlists. → Read More