Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of July.
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🏘️ Community
At the ND State Fair's Agriculture Acre exhibit at Magic Place, visitors see North Dakota grown and made products and learn from vendors like Sherry Furcht + her family business.
💼 Business
7 Brew opened Monday in Minot on South Broadway in the former Burger Time location; the drive-through coffee shop now serves customers via two lanes and a walk-up window from 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m. on weekdays and until 11 p.m. on weekends - offering seven original flavors along with mochas, breves, smoothies and shakes.
🎭 Culture
The North Dakota State Fair hosted a Best Legs Contest Monday as part of the America 250 series, where entrants were judged on presentation, creativity and patriotism with Emma Sustaita from Austin winning.
The next contest (Best Mullet) will run Tuesday at noon.
At Sunday night's Jessie Murph concert at the ND State Fair, Anthony McIntosh (a Minot State Hockey freshman defenseman) was invited onstage to have his chest painted during the performance of 'Dirty,' while fans snapped photos of the unique moment.
🏥 Health
Officials say local mental-health hotline capacity has struggled as call volume rose from 2,800 in 2020 to 15,000 calls last year, sending some callers to a national backup center.
A legislative committee heard testimony on the urgent need for 26 additional staff to support rural areas.
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