AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Meals Fight: North Dakota Democrats and candidates are pushing back after Gov. Kelly Armstrong said he’ll vote against a November ballot measure for free K-12 breakfast and lunch, arguing lawmakers have had multiple chances to fund it and the plan would be paid through Legacy Fund earnings. Public Health & Sports: Sanford and NDSU are teaming up for new athlete heart screenings, adding EKG readings to help catch cardiovascular issues early. Fisheries: North Dakota Game and Fish stocked nearly 12 million walleye fingerlings statewide this summer, including major boosts to Lake Sakakawea and other waters. Outdoors & Community: Game and Fish opened its 2026 Watchable Wildlife Photo Contest (deadline Oct. 1) and is running hands-on fishing and outdoor activities at the State Fair in Minot. Tech in the Red River Valley: Armada unveiled a mobile modular data center at Grand Sky, aiming to bring secure, scalable computing closer to where mission data is collected. Local Events: Minot’s North Dakota State Parade road closures are set for Saturday, with the Western North Dakota Honor Flight leading as grand marshal. Courts: Two men say a DNA test proved they were switched at birth at a Grafton hospital and are suing, while the hospital says it found no evidence staff caused the mix-up.
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