Minnesota State University Moorhead News

Sophia A. Monson Services for Sophia A. Monson of Twin Valley, MN were held Friday, Nov.

The Bush Foundation announced Thursday it will provide $40 million in funding for teacher-preparation programs at 14 universities in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota over the next 10 years.

Ron and Joan Frie of Holdingford, announce the engagement of their daughter Stacy to Michael Kortenbusch, son of Stan and Mary Jane Kortenbusch, Albany.

A man rescued from the Red River after accidentally falling last week has died. The Forum newspaper reported Friday that 29-year-old Lucas Littleghost of West Fargo, also known as Lucas Whiteshield, died Tuesday night at a Fargo hospital.

Mark Anthony is a familiar face and voice around the area. Mark was at KSAX-TV as the meteorologist from 1999 to 2004.

Police have arrested a second man in an armed robbery, in which men forced their way into an apartment behind a pizza delivery person.

Educators from around the country are brainstorming about American Indian college students in Moorhead on Friday.

Parents of teenagers might get something unique in the mail, designed to boost a university's economy.

The Minnesota State University, Moorhead campus was locked down for about 90 minutes Sunday night after an armed robbery two blocks from campus, the school security department reported.

MARSHALL What a way for the Southwest Minnesota State University seniors to bid farewell.

The 7700 France Ave. campus opened its doors in Sept. 2008. A ceremony was held, with former Minnesota State Student Association President Ryan Anderson in attendence.

Swine flu vaccine is in high demand around the country. But officials say only half of the stock of H1N1 FluMist vaccine was used up during Fargo-Moorhead's first public vaccination clinic.

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Long lines of parents and children are expected at a local H1N1 vaccine clinic Thursday night.

Flood diversion plans have some people ready for a fight. Rural landowners had a lot of questions for the army corps of engineers Wednesday night as it presented permanent flood protection plans for the F-M area.

About 300 people turned out for a public meeting on flood-control plans for the Fargo-Moorhead area, forcing the Army Corps of Engineers to make two presentations at a downtown hotel Tuesday.

Jonathan Twingley returns to his native Bismarck Monday, Oct. 26, to talk about his debut book and career as an illustrator in New York City.

The Army Corps of Engineers is ready to show Fargo-Moorhead what it thinks can be done to protect residents from another disaster like the flood of 2009.

Around Moorhead, a lot of locals call the local university Moorhead State, a name it hasn't officially had since the turn of the century.

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