Korrie Wenzel

For tourism and development leaders, the latest Economic Policy Institute statistics provide proof of what they’ve been telling potential guests and new workers for years.

The selection "marks another major milestone" for North Dakota's role in national defense, UAS innovation and next-generation military technology development, the release said.

Both of North Dakota's senators are applauding the selection, saying Grand Forks is “the perfect place” and the “natural choice.”

If a new gas pipeline is built to Mapleton, Grand Forks leaders hope it will lead to a new line to supplement gas availability in northeast North Dakota.

While the incumbents work the problem, the challengers wait for their potential chance to join the board and in the meantime are ruminating on the county’s budget and taxation processes.

The election for three open seats — representing Wards 2, 4 and 6 — will be June 9.

Incumbent says it's been an experience that can help guide planning in the future. One candidate offers a detailed critique, while others aren't quick to point fingers.

Four current board members have chosen not to run for reelection. The election is June 9.

The election is Tuesday, June 9.

All six candidates responded to a Grand Forks Herald survey, outlining their goals if elected.