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The first Fargo-Moorhead LGBTQ+ health clinic
by Faye Seidler | Dec 27, 2017
I am currently working with a medical doctor and the non-profit Community Uplift Program, to create an LGBTQ+ focused healthcare clinic that is designed…
Read NowNew Year’s Eve Guide
by HPR Staff | Dec 27, 2017
Saturday, December 30 It’s a good idea to get warmed up for New Year’s, and why not start a day ahead of time, at…
Read NowHolly new year! A benefit revue for Holly Handful
by Hee Han | Dec 27, 2017
Ketel Wonder, Burlesque Performer and Pole Fitness Instructor, is the first polesque performer in North Dakota. Wonder’s journey began when she was 23. “I…
Read NowChristmas Spirits in Moorhead’s Comstock House
by Hee Han | Dec 13, 2017
The Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County (HCSCC) has been dedicated to the preservation of the history of Clay County. Since their mission…
Read NowWanna start a fight?
by Chuck Solly | Dec 13, 2017
Ask your computer friends which spreadsheet application is the best and you will probably get into a fight. Spreadsheets are pretty boring, but are…
Read NowA TechSpark of creativity in North Dakota
by John Showalter | Dec 13, 2017
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Read NowLaughter amid despair
by John Showalter | Dec 8, 2017
Stand-up comedian Adam Quesnell departed for greener pastures in Minneapolis, and surprisingly soon I found myself interviewing him about his upcoming return to Fargo…
Read NowCommunity activism: How to start and where to get involved
by Faye Seidler | Dec 8, 2017
Last week I wrote about what it means to be an activist. It can be very hard and emotionally draining work, but it can…
Read Now‘Amerigeddon,’ with Christopher Titus
by John Showalter | Nov 29, 2017
IF YOU GO Christopher Titus Saturday, December 2, 8pm Fargo Theatre, 314 Broadway N
Read NowReal talk: what it means to be an activist
by Faye Seidler | Nov 29, 2017
The very first thing to understand is that most activists work like hell and don’t get the appreciation they deserve. There typically isn’t glory…
Read NowFargo SantaCon: 8 years of Santas helping the homeless and veterans
by Brittney Goodman | Nov 29, 2017
Fargo SantaCon for Charity is a holiday-themed pub crawl that raises money and collects needed items for the Gladys Ray Shelter and Veterans Drop-In…
Read NowLast call forever: farewell to the Nestor
by Brittney Goodman | Nov 29, 2017
Art by Kim Jore Live music, worn carpet, colorful bar flies, writing on the bathroom walls, a strong drink pour and trusted bartenders come…
Read NowHosting LGBTQ+ family members during the holidays
by Faye Seidler | Nov 24, 2017
Thanksgiving is upon us and we’re looking at Christmas next month, unequivocally the time of the year to focus on family, friends, and loved…
Read NowPlaid Friday in Downtown Fargo
by qrsot | Nov 24, 2017
Thanksgiving is around the corner and we give thanks for the blessing of the harvest. Everyone is getting ready for the Thanksgiving feast. After…
Read NowDon’t do more work than you have to
by Chuck Solly | Nov 16, 2017
I really like shortcuts. In my later years I have had my hair cut shorter because it is faster in the mornings. Anything to…
Read NowGoing to the dogs
by Sarah Nour | Nov 8, 2017
Next Saturday, 4 Luv of Dog Rescue’s biggest annual fundraiser will be held at Fargo’s Holiday Inn. This is a casual, family-friendly event, with…
Read NowHealth insurance coverage in North Dakota and Minnesota
by Faye Seidler | Nov 8, 2017
Nobody is going to look you in the eye and tell you that choosing an insurance plan is easy, but when you’re transgender the…
Read NowUnderwear & Underwrite Luncheon: protection, education, and empowerment
by qrsot | Nov 1, 2017
African Soul, American Heart (ASAH) is a nonprofit organization in Fargo to protect, educate, and empower orphans in from the Republic of South Sudan…
Read NowMonsters on the plains
by Sabrina Hornung | Oct 25, 2017
Cryptozoology is considered a pseudoscience. Its purpose is to discern whether the legacy of the sasquatch and yeti are fact or fiction. It questions…
Read NowMonsters on the plains
by Stephanie Christianson | Oct 25, 2017
Cryptozoology is considered a pseudoscience. Its purpose is to discern whether the legacy of the sasquatch and yeti are fact or fiction. It questions…
Read NowInk, iron, and the queen of rust
by Sabrina Hornung | Oct 19, 2017
When asked what sparked her interest in tattoo culture, Danielle Colby, star of the hit reality TV show ‘American Pickers,’ replied, “I think that…
Read NowSmart and rural in North Dakota
by Dima Vitanova | Oct 18, 2017
Like the many tiny towns that dot the vast expanse of North Dakota, Abercrombie, which rests some 40 minutes south of Fargo, appears quite…
Read NowHard drive organization is not my strong suit
by Chuck Solly | Oct 18, 2017
In an earlier column I mentioned how many thousands of files I have. Keeping everything organized can be quite a headache if I don’t…
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