A book’s look at the boom
One Book, One Community offers nonfiction read on N.D. oil issues Hundreds of miles away from the Bakken region, Fargo residents have had the chance…
Read Nowby Jack Dura | Aug 26, 2015
One Book, One Community offers nonfiction read on N.D. oil issues Hundreds of miles away from the Bakken region, Fargo residents have had the chance…
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Aug 26, 2015
Another in the canon of popular 1939 film classics released on Blu-ray this June ...
Read Nowby Diane Miller | Aug 26, 2015
Singer, fiddler and banjoist Becky Buller to perform in North Dakota
Read Nowby Sarah Nour | Aug 26, 2015
On Monday, Aug. 31, Fargo’s local Tea Time Book Club will be meeting to discuss “Station Eleven” by Emily St. John Mandel. The discussion…
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Aug 19, 2015
Q and A with co-owner of thriving all-ages venue
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Aug 19, 2015
There’s a deep satisfaction I take in the fact that Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats’ self-titled debut comes courtesy of the revitalized Stax…
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Aug 19, 2015
Mural draws attention to 508 Oak
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Aug 19, 2015
Predictably, the critical reception of Woody Allen’s “Irrational Man” ranges across the spectrum ...
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Aug 19, 2015
The year 1939 is often remembered for its unusually high percentage of enduringly popular classic films ...
Read Nowby Diane Miller | Aug 14, 2015
Canadian blues virtuoso Jack Semple is one of Friday’s Fargo Blues Festival headliners.
Read Nowby Jack Dura | Aug 14, 2015
Painting the town blue
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Aug 12, 2015
When Mara Morken Fogarty’s stepfather and regional artist Lynn Fundingsland installed a carved cedar post in her front yard, she had an epiphany.
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Aug 12, 2015
Is it possible to make a feature-length documentary chronicling the commercial success, historical context and popular appeal of Lego (stylized as LEGO) ...
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Aug 12, 2015
The year 1939 was notable for many things, from the September outbreak of World War II in Europe, to the New York World’s Fair…
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Aug 12, 2015
Twin Cities-based filmmaker Micah Dahl is working on an ambitious, feature-length documentary called “The Red River Runs Through It”
Read Nowby Diane Miller | Aug 5, 2015
Fargo country band Redline talks WE Fest, Windbreak, social media and more
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Aug 5, 2015
Mac DeMarco, the indie world’s most charming crooner, has claimed more lost hours of my slumber than I am willing to admit ...
Read Nowby Jack Dura | Aug 5, 2015
Local artists are now joining the oil rush in western North Dakota. In a way. Theatre B is collaborating with the Plains Art Museum…
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Aug 5, 2015
Minneapolis-based author signing books at FM Pride Juliann Rich is an award-winning Minneapolis-based author. She currently has three novels under her belt: “Caught in…
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Aug 5, 2015
By Nate Gilbraith The lights come up to reveal walls covered in graffiti and plastered with faux posters advertising an outdated rock concert. Costumes…
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Aug 5, 2015
Appearing only a few years after Winehouse’s death, the movie is both snapshot and obituary, celebrating the achievements of a unique voice...
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Aug 5, 2015
The annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is going on this week, providing a good excuse to review a couple of classic biker movies that came…
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Jul 29, 2015
St. Paul-based artist combines wit and whimsy to add social commentary to the walls of local museum
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Jul 29, 2015
A chat with Cindi Wish from the Jamestown Art Center
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