Month: March 2016

Three years after opening up shop as two self-proclaimed nerds with an interest in 3D printing, John Schneider and Jake Clark announced this week that they are going global with…

Grand Forks, ND – Tenants of Grand Sky, a business and aviation park for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in Grand Forks, will now be able to launch and recover both…

Creating quality content is a well-recognized part of building company culture and brand. But it’s not doing much if your audience doesn’t see it, and the sheer amount of content…

Greg Stumbo is a coffee artist. Ever since he began brewing in his home over fifteen years ago, he fell in love with the science behind the brew, and the…

It’s 12:35 PM on a Friday, and Twenty Below coffee shop is bustling with activity and conversation. A couple wanders in looking for a brew. “We’re actually closed right now,”…

Kari Warberg Block followed her father’s footsteps in becoming an entrepreneur; but they didn’t always agree. For instance, as an entomologist, her father loved bugs. Kari grew up to create…

Mark Hagerott’s resume reads like a sci-fi novel. Before being named Chancellor of the North Dakota University System (NDUS) in April of 2015, he lead a panel called “Autonomy and…

Not far from the bustle of downtown Fargo, two multi-million dollar receiving stations sit on a farm gathering data from space. Lanny Faleide can see them from his window, the…

Carson Wentz nearly took out a drone with his football yesterday morning. The North Dakota State University quarterback and NFL draft poster boy filmed with ESPN all day yesterday, March…

Bethlehem “Betty” Gronneberg was in Ethiopia the first time she laid hands on computer programming. It was an old IBM, black and white set-up, using floppy disks the size of…