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Tuesday, October 28th, 2025
Good morning, Fargo. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 28th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Fargo police released a video on Sunday showing them rounding up two cattle that escaped from a trailer at a south Fargo gas station+ they returned the animals to their owner that evening. KVRR
- ➤ Great Plains Food Bank launched an emergency fundraising drive to help families in North Dakota and Clay County get food during the government shutdown—Interim CEO Kate Molbert said the group is working with local partners and is ready for more help if SNAP benefits stop after October 31. KVRR
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Fargo's Plains Art Museum will open its new exhibition 'Women Artists: Four Centuries of Creativity' on November 1 with a costume party reception from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., and it will show 77 works from its own collection plus loans from the Reading Public Museum. The show will run until March 1 and include a Guerrilla Girls talk on January 22 plus hands-on workshops on January 23, along with art texts by Minnesota State University Moorhead students. Fargo Underground
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ MSUM is hosting its first-ever AI summit as part of its AI with Purpose initiative to help business leaders, teachers and students learn about the evolving technology—focusing on how it can enhance work in various sectors. Officials say the summit continues today at MSUM’s Comstock Memorial Union Ballroom—offering insights on effective prompting techniques to guide smart AI use. KVRR
- ➤ Anna Lee, an NDSU lecturer in apparel, retail merchandising and design, was named a design icon in Twin Cities Magazine’s 20 Icons series for her work building Minnesota’s fashion community—she launched Workerby and founded Ruby3 and Voltage: Fashion Amplified to support local designers. Her achievements give NDSU students clear insights into real-world design trends and entrepreneurial skills. NDSU
- ➤ Fargo Board of Education will meet this week to review a plan that changes northside elementary school zones as fewer students and a new school prompt the shift. Superintendent Dr. Cory Steiner will share the proposal, with a final vote on November 12 and a process for students in grades 2 to 4 to petition to stay at their current school — families who stay must arrange their own transport. AM 1100 The Flag
- ➤ Mike Ellingson led major campus projects at NDSU for over 15 years, improving facilities like the A. Glenn Hill Center and Aldevron Tower with a focus on student needs—he also emphasized fiscal responsibility with sustainable designs. His work transformed learning, living, and gathering spaces and will continue to impact campus life for years to come. NDSU
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Fargo City Commission approved a two-year lease to move the Resource and Recovery Center to 2001 First Avenue North, with the new facility offering 54,500 square feet including nearly 11,000 square feet of office space. The decision, made despite strong public opposition over longer walking times for unsheltered residents and high fit-up costs (with dissent from two commissioners), relies on private donations with an opt-out option if funding falls through. WDAY Radio
- ➤ Senator Kevin Cramer said North Dakota is ready to lead in the fourth industrial revolution by using its strong defense data sources and energy resources to boost AI technology. He urged companies to secure fast, local power for computing needs—claiming that the state can turn these assets into a key economic strength. AM 1100 The Flag
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Autumn Beaded Charm Jewelry Workshop
6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Registration needed — Create your own autumnal necklace or bracelet with beads and charms amidst the fall spirit.
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Halloween Story Squad
9:30-11 a.m. — West Acres Mall — Free entry — Experience a spooky Halloween story time with costumes and fun activities for kids.
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Jonathan Scales Fourchestra Concert
Experience jazz-rock fusion at Minnesota State Moorhead when the Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, a power trio on electric bass, drums and steel pans, takes the stage of the Hansen Theatre at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1. Tickets are $10; part of the Cherly Nelson Lossett Performing Art Series.
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Jonathan Scales Fourchestra Concert
Experience jazz-rock fusion at Minnesota State Moorhead when the Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, a power trio on electric bass, drums and steel pans, takes the stage of the Hansen Theatre at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1. Tickets are $10; part of the Cherly Nelson Lossett Performing Art Series.
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Pickabob Grill & BBQ
11 AM – 10 PM — Great Northern Picnic Park — Details to be confirmed — Enjoy a day filled with delectable BBQ and community vibes in Fargo.
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Autumn Watercolor Workshop with Soulful Creations
11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Create a beautiful maple leaf artwork with watercolor pencils while enjoying your lunch.
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Jeff Dunham's Artificial Intelligence Tour
7-8:30 p.m. — Scheels Arena — Check local listings for pricing — Experience a night of laughter with Jeff Dunham and his beloved puppets tackling modern themes.
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Friendsgiving Dance Festival
2-4 p.m. — Gasper's School of Dance — Free for a friend — Celebrate friendship through festive dance, games, and crafts at a joyful camp for kids.
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North Dakota Jigsaw Puzzle Championship Qualifier
12-3 p.m. — Bonanzaville USA — $45 team entry — Compete with your team in assembling a 500-piece puzzle for a chance to qualify for the championship.
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Christmas Charm Jewelry Workshop
6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Create a festive charm necklace or bracelet in celebration of the holiday season.
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Moonlit Moss Wall Hanging Workshop
6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Create a stunning crescent moon wall hanging with natural materials in a whimsical workshop led by Ashley Rieck.
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