Korrie Wenzel is a Publisher at the Grand Forks Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, sports, climate change, and regional interests, with a focus on markets in North Dakota and Minnesota. Korrie's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, AGWEEK, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Korrie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including events, government announcements, and lifestyle topics in Grand Forks and North Dakota. She has a keen interest in reporting on local events, weather alerts, political developments at the state level, and community-focused stories.
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The issue will be decided by voters in the Nov. 5 election. GRAND FORKS – Of the 12 candidates running for legislative seats in Grand
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“I love Grand Forks. You can just drive an hour and go to a great concert and eat at some great restaurants. ... We would like to get those acts you are getting,” said Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney
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The award means service to Denver is one step closer to reality
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In District 20, Lemm to return to Senate. GRAND FORKS – A member of the state House of Representatives has won the open Senate seat in Grand Forks' District 42.
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It'll start as rain, but then transition to snow, with the main impact likely to be along the international border.
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Gusts could top out near 50 mph.
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After he ended his career in education, he was just looking for ways to stay busy. Now, he's a 'go-getter who gets things done,' according to a local organization's CEO.
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Jones, a department head says, exemplifies the spirit of many of Altru's volunteers, who “represent a layer of support that comes from the community, which is something that only a volunteer can do.”
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The warning area starts in extreme northwest North Dakota and extends through the Red River Valley, across the heart of Minnesota and even into Wisconsin.
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“I have yet to hear one negative thing about Mark Sanford,” said Rep. Landon Bahl, R-Grand Forks.
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