Farmers in crisis: recalculation in farm country
Tariffs, $875-a-ton fertilizer and a war half a world away are squeezing North Dakota farmers from both directions — and the pain is not landing evenly.
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Fargo voters to choose between commission, council governments in October
Fargo voters will decide whether to completely overhaul the city governance system during a special election now set for Oct. 6.
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GRHC welcomes new permanent exhibit
The Germans from Russia Heritage Collection (GRHC) unveiled a new, museum-quality exhibit located within the NDSU Main Library.
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Red River Roots Bluegrass and Folk Festival
A family friendly day of workshops, acoustic jams and bluegrass at Crooked Lane Farm in Colfax, now in its second year.
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Don’t walk away: MacDonald is ‘Finding Emily’
“Finding Emily” won’t threaten “When Harry Met Sally” as the modern-era gold standard for the friends-to-lovers rom-com, but the adorable Rice and Fearn play the angles.
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Food & Drink
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Table to Farm
A multi-course meal of local food served out at Farm in the Dell, with a tour of the farm and gardens between courses.
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Food scene changes demonstrate the need to support local
However, all is not lost and staying positive is key. For every closure, there’s usually an expansion or opening.
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Homesteading insights from the road
A drive to the Germans from Russia convention in Kansas, and a homesteading journal from a sod house in Perkins County, 1910.
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Solving the hormonal keys
The key for male (and female) health: estrogen, testosterone and their siblings
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Castrating Congress and carving the Constitution
Trump: ‘No other president could do some of the shit I’m doing’
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Good news for the badlands
The Short Ranch is on the National Register of Historic Places — and with it, the twenty-year fight over a bridge across the Little Missouri may finally be over.
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