AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorkforce & immigration: North Dakota’s Global Talent Summit in Bismarck brought 100+ employers and partners together to tackle the state’s biggest barrier—workforce—by expanding practical pathways for international recruitment and integration. Education & culture: The State Board of Higher Education rescinded North Dakota’s TikTok ban on university-owned devices, citing updated federal actions and cybersecurity reviews. Native language push: $6.5 million in new funding will strengthen Native language immersion in nine Bureau of Indian Education schools, with added teacher pipelines and family/community engagement. Mental health, local impact: A Bismarck-area teacher is running 186.2 miles for suicide prevention after 162 ND suicide deaths were reported in 2025. Community spotlight: Dickinson’s Youth Commission will elect 2026-27 officers Sept. 16, with 11 students eligible to lead. Local life & services: Gateway Fiber announced it will expand 100% fiber internet to West Fargo, with service expected by end of 2026. Conservation: Hunters are being asked to submit wing envelopes for upland game bird management. Sports: UNO hockey unveiled a 2026-27 roster featuring 11 newcomers, including a transfer from North Dakota.
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