In February, 2005, more than 200 Chamber members had the privilege to meet a man with one of the most extraordinary minds to ever walk the earth.

At first I didn’t think I would make many friends and I’ll just do the work and go back to my boring plain life. But this tour, your kids, made it possible for me to say, “I want to better myself.” Change isn’t a bad thing, it made me better, and it can help many more people that are in need to feel better.

We came together as complete strangers on a bus tour across North Dakota, and we became a family. We are all special, and because of our openness we each contributed something priceless to the growth and development of this year’s program: ourselves.

In a survey conducted of Fargo Moorhead Chamber members recently, of those responding, 61 reported visiting Facebook for personal use. Additionally, 44 members visit Facebook for Business use.

Impatient drivers trying to remove ice from windshields often discover creative ways to break the glass.

Do we need to take a moment to refocus our energy or should we continue to do what we love doing?

There still appears to be a consistent run of mild viral upper respiratory symptoms, but most of what we are seeing is just regular year around problems.

Being recognized for performance in the local marketplace is a pleasant situation. Care must be taken in such a flattering circumstance to be sure that the recognition is not, in fact, an attempt to obtain access to a company’s information or to elicit funds by an entity that may not be what it represents itself as being.