James Bond has a new boss. Amazon is taking creative control of the legendary spy franchise, marking a major shift in the 007 universe. Longtime Bond producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli are stepping back, with Wilson officially retiring. While Amazon has owned the distribution rights since acquiring MGM in 2022, this new deal
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At 24, Andrew Gravdahl is on a mission to reshape your morning coffee routine with Complete Creamer, a unique coffee creamer packed with 15 grams of protein in just 2 fluid ounces. Inspired by a messy mishap while dining out, Andrew and his brother faced skepticism but pressed on. With their product now nearing market
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Alberta’s regulations are proving to be a significant hurdle for Todd Taylor, co-owner of Dwayne Enterprises in Melfort, Saskatchewan. He faces considerable frustration trying to sell oversized grain equipment across the provincial border. Despite the potential market in Alberta, the stringent hauling permit process makes transactions nearly impossible. This issue highlights a broader concern about
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In Wyoming, trade ties with Canada are more than a policy debate—they’re an economic lifeline. State lawmakers reaffirmed that bond this week, even as President Trump pushes steep tariffs and stirs tensions with America’s northern neighbor. With Canada buying $430 million in Wyoming goods annually, and 47 Canadian-owned companies employing locals, disruptions could hit hard.
Read & Share sourced from: WyoFileMinot residents can soon expect quicker Amazon deliveries thanks to a new delivery center, WND3, that has opened in the area. With around 40 employees managing roughly 2,000 packages daily, this facility is set to improve delivery times not just for Minot, but for surrounding communities within a 30-40 mile radius. This 30,000 square-foot warehouse
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Sabrina Halvorson has stepped into a vital role as the first Chief Executive Officer of the North Dakota News Cooperative, bringing more than thirty years of journalism experience to the nonprofit. Rooted in the value of local news from her early days at her father’s California newspaper, Halvorson is committed to enhancing community engagement and
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Nebraska’s best-kept secrets took center stage at the state’s annual tourism awards, where small-town charm and major attractions alike were celebrated. Adeline’s Bakery in Burr, known for its homemade pastries and warm hospitality, won the Nebraska Passport Champions’ Choice Award. Meanwhile, Norfolk’s revitalized riverfront, featuring a whitewater park, earned top honors as an Outstanding Tourism
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Another high-powered data center could soon take root near Tioga. Williams County commissioners have given Teton Digital the green light to begin the permit process for _Project Trinity_, a 100-megawatt facility that promises quieter operations thanks to liquid cooling. Local officials are urging the company to work closely with townships and neighbors to avoid conflicts.
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North Dakota’s Legislature is revisiting a proposal to invest $40 million in gold and silver after a narrow initial defeat. House Bill 1183 seeks to direct the state treasurer to allocate 1% of general fund deposits into these metals for the 2027-2029 period. Proponents argue this could enhance the state’s economic stability, citing significant potential
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A recent vote in the North Dakota Senate has dashed the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa’s plans to expand their gaming operations into Grand Forks County. Senate Bill 2376 aimed to allow the tribe to develop a $300 million resort and casino, potentially creating hundreds of jobs. However, concerns were raised regarding the tribe’s funding
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A Grand Forks pasta company just got a taste of the Super Bowl spotlight. 3 Farm Daughters, founded by three sisters who balance business with family life, was featured in Google’s “50 for 50” campaign—a series highlighting small businesses across the country. Their 30-second ad, which aired regionally during the big game, showcased their farm-to-table
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At the Minot Area Chamber EDC (MACEDC) February 13 Military Affairs Committee meeting, the Budget Office of the 5th Bomb Wing Comptroller presented the annual economic impact analysis report for Minot Air Force Base (MAFB). This annual report is significant as it quantifies the influence that MAFB personnel and their families have on careers, housing,
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Iowa is facing a pressing physician shortage, prompting lawmakers to advance bills aimed at addressing this issue. The House Health and Human Services Committee is exploring initiatives to expand medical residency opportunities and potentially shorten medical school programs. This comes as Iowa ranks low in patient-to-physician ratios and is experiencing alarming declines in physician retention.
Read & Share sourced from: Cedar Rapids GazetteJoann Inc., the well-known fabric and crafts retailer, is facing a tough reality in its ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. Initially promising not to close any stores during its second Chapter 11 process, the company has now announced plans to shut down a number of its brick-and-mortar locations. This decision will undoubtedly impact both its customers and
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Big banks dominate today’s financial system, but that wasn’t always the case. For much of American history, local banks—small, community-focused institutions—had the power to create money and invest in the people around them. That power has dwindled, leaving communities with fewer resources and greater dependence on institutions with no local ties. In _The Banks We
Read & Share sourced from: Next CityNorth Dakota’s agricultural sector is more than just a source of food; it’s a key driver of the state’s economy. A recent report, released by Governor Kelly Armstrong and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring in collaboration with North Dakota State University, reveals that agriculture generates $41.3 billion annually, supports over 123,000 jobs, and contributes significantly to
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