2017 Best of the Best Winners
2017 Best of the Best Winners Best Local Celebrity Carson Wentz Best Stylist Meghan Walz MJ Capelli Best Barber Jed Felix Everett’s Best Salon…
Read NowCommunity · 2017
Drones in the North Dakota sky
by Dima Vitanova | Jul 12, 2017
In early June, some 10 miles south of Grand Forks, North Dakota, the air resounded with a high-pitched buzz. Several drones glided above the…
Read NowDeep in the woods
by Jack Dura | Jul 12, 2017
Lake Metigoshe and the Turtle Mountains are North Dakota’s best-kept secret
Read NowHave you heard of PDF files?
by Chuck Solly | Jul 12, 2017
They are pretty cool! I am sure you have friends or colleagues who don’t use Windows as their operating system. Trying to open files…
Read NowHjemkomst Center hosts ‘Quilt National ’15’
by Paige Johnson | Jul 12, 2017
National and international quilts on display through October 10 Quilt by Diane Siebels Quilts are a fixture on beds and couches, but what about…
Read NowFeeling the need for speed
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 12, 2017
JDRA to host annual drag race at Jamestown Regional Airport “At one time we had 8 airports hosting drag races. After 9/11 those races…
Read NowRed River Market is here again
by qrsot | Jul 12, 2017
A variety of freshly produced food is coming back to Fargo. It is not just food but locally produced food. The Red River Market…
Read NowChelsea Manning and serving time for transgender people
by Faye Seidler | Jun 28, 2017
Whether Chelsea Manning likes it or not, she’s becoming an icon with the same mythic status as Laverne Cox or Caitlyn Jenner. To be…
Read NowThe Dahms Prairie skyscraper
by John Showalter | Jun 23, 2017
Local architect constructing new out of old in Baker Many people start a passion project after a certain turning point in their life. It…
Read NowAd Litteram – Millennial
by James Osborne | Jun 22, 2017
We all know that labels can lead to some unfair and incorrect conclusions. Is it a coincidence that the generation that everyone loves to…
Read NowKurdish American tells his story in ‘My Journey to America’
by Brittney Goodman | Jun 22, 2017
Newzad Brifki’s journey to America began in Kurdistan and led him through a refugee camp in Turkey and eventually to Fargo-Moorhead. Currently, this Moorhead…
Read NowBlocking and tackling
by Chuck Solly | Jun 21, 2017
Well, blocking anyway…The new headline reads: “Google plans to clean up the web with Chrome ad blocker next year.” For those of you who…
Read NowServing up your bias at the Bias Bar
by HPR Contributor | Jun 21, 2017
By Mrisha Sharma An unusual bar is serving up biases and its patrons are sending their own biases right back. The bar is the…
Read NowTransgender healthcare panel
by Faye Seidler | Jun 21, 2017
The Community Uplift Program (CUP), a local nonprofit, is hosting a discussion about Transgender Healthcare at the Fargo-Moorhead Unitarian Universalist Church (121 9th St…
Read NowAngels run (and push) for a good cause
by Brittney Goodman | Jun 21, 2017
Do you have what it takes to be an angel? In this case, I am referring to donating your time, money, and physical endurance…
Read NowCarrol Juven: seasoned traveler
by Kaycee Boe | Jun 21, 2017
Carrol Juven, 80, enters the Radisson Blu hotel in Oslo, Norway with a bright red jacket and a walking stick and greets his long-time…
Read NowPetrified Forest Loop
by Race Heitkamp | Jun 15, 2017
Bikes, buttes, and bison in the badlands.
Read NowFargo native heads for the Burning Hills Singers
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 14, 2017
“”You’re really just grinding to get the show on. I think that’s the hard part — learning how to coordinate and remember everything in…
Read NowAn old soul’s guide to Medora
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 14, 2017
“I had a group of travel agents from 32 countries come through, so I asked them, when you go home–what do people want to…
Read NowSnack, sip, shop and stroll Medora
by Alicia Underlee Nelson | Jun 14, 2017
The quaint little western hamlet of Medora, bordered by the rugged badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, attracts history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts from…
Read NowThe gender maze
by Faye Seidler | Jun 7, 2017
Last week I talked about Transgender Cultural Competency Training and the benefits associated with getting it for any organization within the sectors of healthcare,…
Read NowHomeward Animal Shelter: adoptable dogs
by Sarah Nour | Jun 7, 2017
This Saturday, Homeward Animal Shelter will be teaming up with Prairie Brothers Brewing Company for Biscuits & Brews, a fundraiser and meet-and-greet for adoptable…
Read NowOur own bodies, our own selves
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 7, 2017
Suicide Girls changed what we wear, what we see in the mirror, who we are In the wake of their 63-city Blackheart Burlesque Tour.…
Read NowRural Arts and Culture Summit gives voice to small communities
by Paige Johnson | May 31, 2017
From June 6 to June 8, Springboard for the Arts, in partnership with the Center for Small Towns, is hosting the fourth annual Rural…
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