Stacie Van Dyke

Jan 29, 2024 | valleynewslive.com | Stacie Van Dyke

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - VNL Cares is a new program where Valley News Live is featuring area nonprofits in an effort to raise awareness-- and funds-- for some very worthy causes. We’re proud to be highlighting the Honor Flight of ND/MN and excited to re-introduce you to Ron Nowacki from Grafton. His children spoke to us about how much the Honor Flight meant to their father.

Jan 5, 2024 | kfyrtv.com | Zoe Jones |Stacie Van Dyke

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo Police were able to help a young child on Wednesday, thanks to a woman who took him in. Stacey Randolph is a stay-at-home mother of five, with her youngest being just 2-months-old. She was home Wednesday afternoon when she says a barefoot toddler rang her buzzer at Sterling Park Apartments on 33rd St. S. “People kind of don’t want to be involved with it, they turn the other way.

Dec 6, 2023 | fox19.com | Stacie Van Dyke |Jordan Gartner

FARGO, N.D. (KVLY/Gray News) - A North Dakota community is mourning the loss of a beloved resident this week. Helene Sandvig died on Tuesday at the age of 112. She was the second oldest person in North Dakota and just celebrated her birthday last week. Sandvig grew up in Leonard, North Dakota, where she was a teacher. She never had any children, but she spent many years with her husband Edwin. He died when she was 80, marking 32 years without him.

Dec 6, 2023 | wafb.com | Stacie Van Dyke |Jordan Gartner

FARGO, N.D. ( KVLY/Gray News) - A North Dakota community is mourning the loss of a beloved resident this week. Helene Sandvig died on Tuesday at the age of 112. She was the second oldest person in North Dakota and just celebrated her birthday last week. Sandvig grew up in Leonard, North Dakota, where she was a teacher. She never had any children, but she spent many years with her husband Edwin. He died when she was 80, marking 32 years without him.

Dec 1, 2023 | valleynewslive.com | Stacie Van Dyke

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - It’s been a tough year for Fargo Police, but Friday, Fargo students from Lewis and Clark Elementary tried to lift their spirits. It’s been 4 months since the day Fargo’s police chief deemed one of the most horrific in the department’s history. Police were investigating a routine traffic crash on a busy Fargo street when the heavily-armed man, Mohamed Barakat, opened fire on them before they could react.