Tommy Anderson

Reporter · Fargo, ND

Tommy Anderson is a community reporter with a knack for uncovering local stories that matter. He has a journalism degree from Minnesota State University Moorhead and has reported for several local news organizations over his eight-year career.

11 stories from Tommy Anderson in Horace

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Wolves prez: Anthony Edwards will be ‘good as new’ after knee procedure

By Field Level Media Oct 29 (Field Level Media) Minnesota president of basketball operations Tim Connelly confirmed that arthroscopic right knee surgery is in the cards for Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards on Wednesday, offering additional information on the nature of the injury and the...

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Minnesota voters to decide on permanent school fund amendment

MOORHEAD — Election Day is just days away, and Minnesotans will vote on a constitutional measure that could give Minnesota public schools access to millions of dollars without raising taxes in their communities. In Minnesota, state law requires constitutional amendments to get a majority of all...

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No ruling yet on campaign complaint filed over Moorhead fire truck used in parade

MOORHEAD — A campaign complaint about the use of a retired Moorhead fire truck by a City Council candidate went before a judge on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Sarah Opitz used the truck in Moorhead's homecoming parade earlier this month. She's running for the Ward 1 City Council seat. Her opponent,...

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City of Bismarck to remove boulevard trees to limit emerald ash borer

Bismarck's Forestry Division is implementing a new long-term strategy to get rid of the emerald ash borer found in the city in August.

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Oracle CFO Hilary Maxson presenting at an investor day, symbolizing corporate growth and financial optimism.

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Oracle expects to turn cash flow positive in second half of fiscal 2028

As Oracle charts a path toward financial recovery, the anticipation builds among local stakeholders. The promise of positive cash flow by fiscal 2028 could signal a new chapter for the tech giant and its community, resonating far beyond corporate boardrooms to impact the lives and livelihoods of...

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SAP swaps costly AI models for cheaper alternatives, targets over €2 billion in gains

```json { "content": " In a bold move that could reshape its financial landscape, global software giant SAP is swapping out its costly artificial intelligence models for more budget-friendly alternatives. This strategic shift, spearheaded by CFO Dominik Asam, aims to boost efficiency gains by over...

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North Dakota farmer inspecting healthy soil in a field with cover crops, symbolizing agricultural stewardship.

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NRCS invests nearly $15 million into working lands conservation through Ducks Unlimited

In the heart of North Dakota, a significant investment is set to transform the landscape of working farms, promising a brighter, more sustainable future for our agricultural communities. This commitment to stewardship and innovation is spearheaded by organizations like Ducks Unlimited, which is...

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Telenor sees AI shoppers testing its premium mobile pitch

By Agnieszka Olenska and Jesus Calero Oct 28 (Reuters) Telenor s efforts to persuade mobile customers to pay more for network quality and security services could face a new test from AI shopping agents ‌expected to focus heavily on price, executives said on Wednesday. The Norwegian operator s...

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Meteorologist Andre Brooks delivering a weather forecast for Fargo, ND

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Wednesday morning Temperature Touch with Meteorologist Andre Brooks

As the first light of Wednesday morning graces the Red River Valley, many Fargo families are already stirring, their thoughts turning to the day ahead. For countless households, the rhythm of their week, from school drop-offs to work commutes and evening plans, hinges on one crucial factor: the...

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RFID ear tags for cattle and bison producers in the Red River Valley

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Free RFID tags again available for cattle and bison producers

In a move poised to bolster the resilience and efficiency of our region's vital agricultural sector, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has once again opened applications for free Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) ear tags. This initiative aims to streamline livestock management and...

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Minnesota high school football teams compete under stadium lights during playoff quarterfinals.

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Minnesota High School Football Playoff Scores

As the sun set over Minnesota on October 28, 2026, a palpable excitement filled the air at high school football fields across the state. Under the Friday night lights, or in this case, Tuesday night lights, families gathered in the crisp autumn air, their cheers echoing across the stands,...

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