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New, blue Fargo sign provides photo op for residents, visitors

New, blue Fargo sign provides photo op for residents, visitors The location of the new sign was chosen to ensure strong visibility from the downtown neighborhood via the Second Avenue corridor. 6:30 pm, Apr. 30, 2021 × A new Fargo sign put up outside of the Fargo Civic Center is seen here Thursday, April 29, 2021, along Fourth Street North. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum FARGO Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney had a vision for a piece of outdoor artwork or a sign that would reflect the city, community and state branding concept. It s now a reality with a new Fargo sign in the shape of the state of North Dakota with a heart cutout in the middle. The bright blue sign is hard to miss at the intersection of Fourth Street and Second Avenue North in the Fargo City Hall, Civic Center and library complex.

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FRIDAY: Beautiful Weather Forecast for the Hometown Heroes Walk for Children

FRIDAY: Beautiful Weather Forecast for the Hometown Heroes Walk for Children Apr 29, 2021 at 06:30 am by WGNS Murfreesboro – “The weather forecast for Friday is 73 degrees and sunny. That is perfect walking weather,” announced Child Advocacy Center director Sharon De Boer. “Lace up your tennis shoes and join us for the 6th Annual Hometown Heroes Walk for Children.” The Child Advocacy Center and the Rutherford County Child Protective Investigative Team hosts the annual Hometown Heroes Walk every year on the last Friday in April. They encourage the community to come out and walk to show their support of child abuse and child sexual abuse victims during National Child Abuse Prevention Month.

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Mayor Keller hopeful Bernalillo will move out of Level Yellow after state adjusts reopening framework

Created: April 27, 2021 08:39 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. While 14 counties across the state are currently in the Turquoise re-opening level, the state s largest county, Bernalillo County, has been stuck in Level Yellow. “When it comes to the positive cases per 100 thousand, we continue to see challenges,” said Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller. Mayor Keller gave an update on the latest COVID-19 numbers during a news conference at the Sunport Tuesday morning. Bernalillo County s numbers aren t improving enough to move out of Level Yellow. “This obviously begs the question of when are we ever going to get to Green, and I ll tell you right now– that could be very difficult under the current criteria,” he said.

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Mayor Keller hopeful Bernalillo will move out of Level Yellow after state adjusts reopening framework

Mayor Keller hopeful Bernalillo will move out of Level Yellow after state adjusts reopening framework
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Carlsbad s Halagueño Arts Park a home for visual, performance arts

Through it all, each piece of art resonates with visitors. “Ball in the Window” by William Weaver. Wren Prather-Stroud is the secretary of the New Mexico Arts Commission. She’s also been around to see the arts park grow – not only in size – but in the amount of public art in the area. “Cougar” by Cynthia Rowland. “Because of the arts park, the area has grown exponentially,” Prather-Stroud says. “Before COVID, we used to have live performances down there and a movies in the park series. We haven’t had anything in awhile. There is a reason that we added the ‘s’ to arts park. We wanted it to be a home for visual arts and performance arts. The park has become a fabric of our lives.”

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