Les meilleurs hôtels à Grand Forks

Rumor has it Grand Forks kids like to do their homework. Or so it seems from the national and state awards granted to the city's K-12 programs. Public education is a civic priority in Grand Forks (pop. 50,000), where the University of North Dakota dominates the city's northwest side. UND houses the state's only medical and law schools, and its internationally renowned aerospace program is a leader in pilot and air traffic controller training. And, lest anyone forget, the "Fighting Sioux" have won several NCAA National Hockey Championships -- their games are the toughest ticket in town. Agriculture is a part of Grand Forks' diversified business base. The Red River Valley soil is as fertile as any on Earth, offering up a bounty of potatoes and sugar beets. In September 1993, Money magazine named Grand Forks the eighth most livable city in the U.S.