Little mosque on the prairie
Syrian-Lebanese immigrants built the original mosque in 1929, settling in North Dakota because of The Homestead Act.
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Trans bathroom bills: let’s talk!
by HPR Contributor | Aug 10, 2016
There are 1.4 million trans people in the United states who have been using whichever bathroom makes sense to them for decades without problem.
Read NowHPR Travel Series: keep calm, carry on, and go to the UK on the CHEAP!
by HPR Contributor | Aug 10, 2016
By Anne Krapu Regardless of one’s opinion of Brexit, economic analysis currently shows the British Pound (GBP) is weaker against the dollar than at…
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by HPR Contributor | Aug 10, 2016
By Jeff Knight Who is Good for Nothing? Ben Hamilton, Shelley Szudera, and Jeff Knight (all board members of AAF-ND) along with a handful…
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by HPR Contributor | Aug 3, 2016
By Chuck Solly What the heck is a business computer? Is there really any differences between your home machine and the one you use…
Read NowAfter five year Run, music venue The New Direction to close
by HPR Contributor | Aug 3, 2016
By Matthew Musacchia On Wednesday, July 27, the concert venue The New Direction announced through a Facebook post that with “heavy hearts” it would…
Read NowHPR exclusive interview with Marcus Dunn
by Sabrina Hornung | Aug 3, 2016
This year there will be an additional feature in Chalkfest. There will be a featured artist in addition to the 10 local artists participating…
Read NowLiving through World War II
by HPR Contributor | Jul 29, 2016
JAMESTOWN – A local news broadcast finished with a clip of US presidential nominee Donald Trump standing before a giant NRA poster. The 2016…
Read NowPoképotential
by HPR Contributor | Jul 29, 2016
by Ben Haugmo By now, we’ve all most likely heard about Pokémon Go, the mobile spin-off of Nintendo’s hit franchise, that is seeing players…
Read NowPrinting by the numbers
by HPR Contributor | Jul 27, 2016
By Chuck Solly Space prohibits me from doing a full-blown comparison of computer printers. There are many kinds and features, but what I can…
Read NowHPR exclusive: Jude Montague interview
by HPR Contributor | Jul 27, 2016
By Jacinta Macheel Zens Jude Cowan Montague is a London-based artist with a mind-boggling amount of creative endeavors and a list of accomplishments and…
Read NowXccelerate at TEDx Fargo
by John Showalter | Jul 20, 2016
Many of us are familiar with TED conferences or ‘TED Talks’, the global conferences that bring together a wide variety of speakers from different…
Read NowYour Ebay business/hobby
by HPR Contributor | Jul 20, 2016
By Chuck Solly There are many opinions about Ebay. If you talk to 100 people about buying or selling on Ebay you will get…
Read NowIn the name of the moon
by HPR Contributor | Jul 13, 2016
The only hope against these supernatural threats has been Innistrad’s guardian, the archangel Avacyn.
Read NowAmerica’s team: amputee soldiers push limits of life without a limb
by Brittney Goodman | Jul 13, 2016
HPR caught up with Dennis Wince, the Executive Director of the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team (WWAST), to talk about the team’s mission and…
Read NowThe Force is Strong
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 13, 2016
John Strong has been acquiring oddities for his sideshow since the age of 11. He now owns over 600 oddities, including pickled punks (preserved…
Read NowTrolling for information
by HPR Contributor | Jul 13, 2016
By Chuck Solly How much information can you consume? Does your brain fill up very quickly? The internet search engines (used properly) will certainly…
Read NowAre we keeping up with technology?
by HPR Contributor | Jul 7, 2016
By Chuck Solly I am very happy to join you and tell you about many tech subjects near and dear to my heart and…
Read NowHomeward Animal Shelter: 26th Annual walk
by Sarah Nour | Jul 7, 2016
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Read NowHow far you can go from Fargo
by Jack Dura | Jul 6, 2016
Fortuna and Alkabo are the farthest towns you can drive to from Fargo and still be in the state of North Dakota. Seven hours…
Read NowMove over, cars
by Brittney Goodman | Jul 6, 2016
StreetsAlive! brings human motion to the streets
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by Amy Venn | Jun 30, 2016
The Oslo Pride Parade broke its own record Saturday with 104 organizations, an increase of 34 from the previous record. 30,000-plus individuals participated…
Read NowDrones in the right hands
by HPR Contributor | Jun 30, 2016
By Georgia Burnside [email protected] Over the past several years the drone industry has grown rapidly. The origin of much of this development was in…
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