Grand Forks City Council limits organizations that can participate in charitable gaming
Grand Forks is tightening the rules on who can run charitable gaming sites in the city—but not without debate. A new ordinance now requires that most of an organization’s board or staff live locally, with narrow exceptions carved out to protect longstanding community contributors like NDAD. Supporters say it’s a move to strengthen local ties and open doors for Grand Forks-based nonprofits. Dissenters worry it could scare off future statewide groups. Either way, the city is drawing new lines in a game with real economic stakes. Hannah Shirley with Grand Forks Herald has the full story.
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