Thomas Evanella is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. He currently writes for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and WDAY, covering local news and business stories. Thomas has also been featured in Prairie Business magazine and AGWEEK, showcasing his expertise in the North Dakota region.
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Thomas Evanella's coverage is primarily focused on local business news in Fargo, North Dakota. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements, indicating a preference for official information from businesses and organizations.
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By: Thomas Evanella
Standing before the audience at TEDxFargo, Gandhi explained how he has relied on his standards to guide the way throughout his eventful tenure as superintendent.
By: Thomas Evanella, David Olson, Tammy Swift, Helmut Schmidt, Angie Wieck
Also, WalkWise, a provider of innovative remote monitoring solutions for older adults, has raised $1.2 million in a recent funding round.
By: Thomas Evanella
Jack Lingle is the solopreneur behind Jack’s Simple Syrup, a business he had no intention of starting but one that has brewed up instant success.
By: Thomas Evanella
In an effort to bolster the advertising side of the business, Forum Communications recently announced new investments in people, technology, tools and resources.
By: Helmut Schmidt, Angie Wieck, David Olson, Thomas Evanella, Tammy Swift
An online commercial property listing shows the Solid Comfort building is for sale. Plus, two North Dakota truckers head to a national competition and the Fargo Junk Market schedules a fall sale.
By: Thomas Evanella
Bell Tower continues to take shape at 520 Main Ave. in downtown Fargo in advance of its spring 2024 opening date. The 14-story building will ultimately be a hub for over 500 employees.
By: David Olson, Tammy Swift, Helmut Schmidt, Thomas Evanella, Angie Wieck
Also, the Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber will host the Midwest Cybersecurity and Technology Summit Thursday, Aug. 17, at the Delta by Marriott in Fargo.
Presenters discussed where artificial intelligence is today and how quantum computing is poised to disrupt the landscape even further at the Chamber's annual event.
The Rev. Phil Ackerman, who himself made it back to the United States on Thursday, reported Sunday that all of the group from Holy Cross Catholic Church is back home.
By: Thomas Evanella
As an attempted burglary unfolded at Hazer's Auto and Truck Parts in West Fargo, Duane Hazer said a remote workforce in the Philippines called local police to respond.
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