Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of April.
Good morning, Moorhead.
Today, the metro holds the third annual Swing Training event to help raise money for cancer treatment and research.
Roger Maris Jr. leads the event as part of Roger Maris All-Star Week and said Sanford is praised for its care, including its first blood and bone marrow transplant program.
The White Earth Band of Chippewa said during a Tuesday meeting with Clay County Commissioners that it plans to build a gaming facility and resort near Moorhead on land it recently acquired at the junction of I-94 and State Highway 336.
The project is expected to create about 450 to 500 jobs paying $19.00 an hour with an extra $2.50 for weekend work—its construction will begin once the land is placed in federal trust and the state approves a gaming compact.
KANSAS will perform at Bluestem Amphitheater in Moorhead on Thursday, September 18 with Eli Young Band opening; ticket presales will be online on Wednesday and Thursday and general sales start Friday at 10 a.m.—tickets cost between $48.75 and $139.25 including fees.
Mythology: an aerial showcase
Come see our talented students and instructors perform gravity-defying routines on aerial silks and hoop! This family-friendly even takes place at the large shelter in Gooseberry Mounds park Sunday the 18th at 3pm. $12-15 donation requested.
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