We have some digital technology, which allowed us to serve people virtually, but we needed to get that up to scale very quickly. … We had the tools, we just had to get up to speed as fast as we could and be ready to help customers, because they still needed to do their banking.
What type of operations do you think you will keep or expand? What aspects of banking will you be glad to see return as the pandemic wanes?
The mobile banking, being able to co-browse and share screens and look at things with customers online. … Webex or virtual meetings. We actually found out there s value in a lot of this.
KVRR Local News
February 24, 2021
It’ll be the 24th annual St. Patty’s parade to hit downtown streets.
The parade will start at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 20 from the Moorhead Center Mall.
It’ll will make its way across the Red River into Fargo and down Broadway.
People are asked to wear a mask and be mindful of social distancing. Last year’s parade was canceled because of the pandemic.
This year’s parade also includes some other fun events including a coloring contest and ShamRock n Run by GoFar Events.
The Grand Marshall for the parade will be Jack Sunday, who recently retired from KFGO radio after 30 years.
(Fargo, ND) The cold knocking back a fun event in Downtown Fargo. Due to the wind chill advisory in effect this weekend, the 6th Annual Coffee & Cocoa Crawl has been rescheduled, with the hope being for more bearable temps. The new date is Saturday, February 27th. For more information or to purchase tickets, click here or visit the Coffee & Cocoa Crawl Facebook Event page.
Organizers set goal of 50 floats for Fargo St. Patrick s Parade
The annual event, which was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, is scheduled for 11 a.m. March 20 in downtown Fargo. Organizers have reached half of the $10,000 fundraising goal so far. 12:01 pm, Jan. 27, 2021 ×
A view of the St. Patrick s Day Parade held in Fargo in 2015. Forum file photo
FARGO Organizers for this year s St. Patrick s Parade have raised half of their $10,000 fundraising goal and are aiming to line up 50 floats for the event, which in the past has come close to extinction for a variety of reasons.
One person instrumental in planning this year s parade said she s hopeful the city of Fargo will one day become sponsor of the event, thereby making its continued existence more certain.
Frostival heats up the calendar with winter fun through Feb. 27
The monthlong event is hosted by Fargo, West Fargo and Moorhead s park districts, the Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Downtown Community Partnership. Written By: John Lamb | ×
The Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead will be a busy site on Jan. 30 as part of Frostival. Photo by David Samson / The Forum
FARGO After an unseasonably warm first half of January, temperatures will drop a bit this week and for Frostival organizers, the frigid dip couldn’t come at a better time.
The annual midwinter celebration of outdoor activities and entertainment started last week, but kicks into gear this week with a full slate of events.