Cratter

Hire a full time recruiter.

Team was average all year.

A down year for the NCHC?

The steaks I've had at Maxwells have been some of the best I've had.

Some anti corn mill plant "protesters" have a few screws loose.

This is pretty much it. We are no longer "David."

Watching UND at the Frozen Faceoffs in the Twin Cities is starting to feel like watching UND in the Frozen Fours.

UND fans will be pulling for WMU tomorrow.

These teams are pretty equal. WMU seems to want it more. They got that chip on their shoulder. New coach has them playing.

Guess I found the answer in the top left of their signs:

I would also like to thank the government for helping my rural home get internet. Should be finally be all hooked up and finished in a month or two.

It's OK for the government to do stuff. To help advance society. "Why didn't a private company build roads." Here's a little known secret: The government even helped pay to spread electricity!

The governor had a pretty good answer in your link:

Farmers are excited about a potential new market for their corn.

Greater than $0. The amount city would collect if they didn't come. And thousands in taxes by the employees from day one..

Is it cause people don't like China? Tax breaks? That's pretty much a guarantee for any new building or business in any city. Infrastructure costs? Things that the city already needs or will eventually need. Or is it just anti Bochenski people who will cry anytime he does something?

This is how journalism works in 2022 for the Grand Forks Herald: Somebody who went to college and works in Fargo (Nick Broadway) Or someone who lives in Michigan (Sam Easter) Will ask Social Media: "Did you have a bad time at the Alerus Center concert? We would love to hear from you. Drop us a line!" Or "Do you oppose the new business the city is trying to bring to town? We would love to share your story to rile everyone up for clicks!"

Yup. Alerus was on social media telling people: go early, had maps of the suggested traffic, what to expect, and how they upped the beer limit to 4, no bottle caps allowed on drinks etc.

Everyone complains when things are crowded in ND. We ain't use to that stuff up here.

Found it. It's in Aneta, ND. Gonna have to try and make it this summer.

Lets post some lesser known events. The concerts and sports get the headlines but there's is a lot of smaller events that go on throughout the region that are just as much fun. But they are harder to find. For example, today was the North Dakota Winter Show in Valley City. If you haven't been I'd recommend it. Still going on tomorrow I believe. It's free besides the main stage events which today was a rodeo and it was pretty much sold out. And it's Centrally located for almost the entire state. Last summer I saw a bunch of snaps from some massive turkey feed apparently I was never privy too. Which apparently is pretty "popular."

Another darn near attendance (if not a) record for the Alerus yet again tonight. Plus UND hockey at the same time.

Sitting your best players is sorta the definition of not giving a 100%. It is what it is. Bigger picture stuff.

DU gonna celebrate with the Penrose tonight.