AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNorth Dakota Heritage: Nearly 300 historians and Theodore Roosevelt enthusiasts gathered in Medora for the first TeddyCon, a three-day celebration exploring the president’s legacy and its relevance to future generations. Homegrown Music: Hazen sisters Tigirlily Gold returned to Fargo to celebrate their new album, “Country & Midwestern,” with a fan event and pop-up show. Student Voices: North Dakota Student Association president Camryn Anderson wants more students involved and says the group is preparing to advocate for campus priorities, including housing, ahead of the January legislative session. Women’s Health: Women’s Way offers eligible North Dakota women help paying for breast and cervical cancer screenings; up to 17,000 statewide may qualify. Community Support: North Dakota Farmers Union donated 40,000 pounds of spareribs to the Great Plains Food Bank as demand for food assistance continues to grow.
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