AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPhone-free concert buzz: Phoebe Bridgers turned Madison Square Garden into an “internet-free zone,” locking phones away in Yondr pouches for an intimate, acoustic set tied to an immigration bond benefit. Rough Rider wrestling legacy: Bismarck natives Troy and Terry Steiner are back in the community with the Rough Rider Intensive Camp after earning Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider awards. Powwow culture spotlight: Elders’ Week powwow in Pablo celebrated elders, language, and community through dance specials and a grand entry. College football gaming meets NIL: EA Sports’ College Football 27 is adding a new “pay players” twist for the first time, with Dynasty Mode revamped around NIL spending and school budgets. North Dakota sports roundup: Valley City’s girls tennis stars Kailee and Skye Nielson won state doubles; Minot’s tennis and golf teams also posted standout state results. Local arts on stage: Dakota Wesleyan dinner theatre returns for a second season with “Love, Sex and the I.R.S.” North Dakota outdoors: Pembina Gorge State Park opens for camping and recreation June 9 near Walhalla. Tourism check-in: A new ND tourism impact report shows 2025 dipped (especially Canadian travel) but early signs point to momentum for 2026.
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