AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGreenpeace in the spotlight: A new court ruling adds to the backlash over Greenpeace’s Dakota Access Pipeline actions, shifting the conversation from environmental activism to alleged sabotage and legal fallout. Asian culture in Bismarck: The North Dakota Asian American Arts and Cultural Initiative wrapped up AAPI Heritage Month with a free Cultural Expo featuring food, music, and hands-on activities at Bismarck State College. Minot racing rescheduled: Rain forced World of Outlaws to postpone the Magic City Showdown to Aug. 30, with tickets honored and a tripleheader set for the same weekend. Indigenous health push: A proposed Indigenous School of Medicine in Rapid City aims to boost Native physician numbers by weaving culture and wellbeing into training. Education tech debate: North Dakota’s Department of Public Instruction is surveying families and educators on how students use classroom devices, including whether devices should be restricted at home and how districts should monitor use. Local community life: Dickinson’s new STOP Ice Cream & Snacks is drawing crowds with Mexican-inspired treats, while the Northern Sky Astronomical Society debuted a public observatory in East Grand Forks for family stargazing. Sports with heart: Fargo Marathon winners included a first-time women’s champion who credited her students for motivation, plus an international runner’s “redemption” finish.
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