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00:10 - Fargo-Cass Public Health Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator Robyn Litke Sall talks with Bonnie and Friends about a new alarming rainbow fentanyl drug and how overdoses are on the rise in the area. If you or anyone you know is at having issues with drug addiction please call 211 or you can go to www.211.org for more help or info.

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00:10 - Law Talk with Ohnstad Twitchell Attorney David Piper.

12:28 - Ag director Brigette Readel reports on the latest agriculture news.

34:45 - Short Attention Span Radio with Flag Family Media President Steve Hallstrom.

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00:33 - Gerri Leach from Jail Chaplains talks with Bonnie and Friends about their Road to Freedom...Not A Solo Journey: Dessert Social & Fundraiser happening on September 27th at 6:30 pm at Holiday Inn Fargo. It is open to the public. If you are able to help Jail Chaplains with a donation you can do so using this link.

13:43 - Ag director Bridgette Readel reports on rising ammonia prices, the labor railroad union agreement, USDA climate smart grants, and much more.

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(West Fargo, ND) -- Hundreds gathered outside "The Lights" in West Fargo to show their support for those experiencing Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

Emily Bultema is an organizer for Walk to End Alzheimer's, an organization that gathers funds to work for breakthroughs and research to tackle dementia.  The walk was scheduled for 10 a.m, with 470 total participants and 89 teams walking together, and raised a total of $121,232. 

"Alzheimer's the most common type of dementia, and then there are other kinds of dementia, like Parkinsen's and Lewy Bodies,  "said Bultema, "Alzheimer's is just the most common type of dementia."

One in three seniors will die with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia. You can learn more about Walk to End Alzheimers by clicking here. 

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00:48 - Pick 6 with Sports Director Big Game James McCarty.

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