North Dakota’s letters from the Great War
“This is their encounter with these people and this may be all that’s known about them,” Dr. Joseph Stuart, associate of history at the…
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Poking around FM Acupuncture
by Logan Macrae | Jun 27, 2018
I’m not a skeptic, at least not about acupuncture. The thought of the needles however throws me off. I’m not the biggest fan. I donate…
Read NowBuffalo River State Park: Leave a remarkable summer memory on the Prairie
by Hee Han | Jun 27, 2018
According to the Buffalo River State Park website, it’s a place where “Trails wind through one of Minnesota’s finest and largest remnant prairies.” The…
Read NowLindy of the North: Swing Dance Growing in Fargo-Moorhead
by Hee Han | Jun 27, 2018
Lindy of the North is a non-profit organization promoting vintage swing dance styles in the Fargo-Moorhead area, spreading the joy of vernacular jazz dance…
Read NowDirty, Dirty, Dirty Computer
by Chuck Solly | Jun 27, 2018
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Read NowDream factory
by HPR Contributor | Jun 22, 2018
MSUM alumni thriving in the film industry
Read NowLife and Laughs with Brian Regan
by John Showalter | Jun 20, 2018
Stand-up comedy can certainly be a cutthroat business. Despite the fact that everyone loves to laugh, humor is highly subjective. What splits one person’s…
Read NowTransgender Day of Visibility
by Faye Seidler | Jun 20, 2018
Transgender Day of Visibility is an annual event, occurring on March 31st, that aims to raise awareness of the discrimination, violence, and harassment that…
Read NowWorst decisions, do they haunt us or help us?
by Melissa Martin | Jun 20, 2018
Think back to one of your worst small decisions. Then answer the following questions: How did you make the decision? What happened after the…
Read NowI might need a service plan for my Laptop…
by Chuck Solly | Jun 13, 2018
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Read NowA Cute Little Computer Story
by Chuck Solly | May 30, 2018
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Read NowA Love Letter to CoreCon
by Faye Seidler | May 23, 2018
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Read NowMarriage: sometimes merry and sometimes not
by Melissa Martin | May 23, 2018
And they lived “happily ever after.” Many people in the U.S. believe in love and matrimony, but marriage takes consistent effort and time to…
Read NowFilling a gap: A proposed science museum in FM
by HPR Staff | May 23, 2018
“We need a science museum in this town.” That’s what NDSU Geosciences lecturer, Jessie Rock, and some of her colleagues and friends have been…
Read NowThe DCP wants YOU!
by John Showalter | May 9, 2018
DCP seeks local vendors for annual street fair
Read NowThe Big Cloud comparison
by Chuck Solly | May 9, 2018
Small businesses all over the world are trying to figure out if they should jump to the cloud or not. Likewise, the little guys…
Read NowFlatout Fargo Fun… Sisu
by HPR Contributor | May 2, 2018
By Dan Jacobson [email protected] Back with more stars, faster track and event swag, year two of Flatout Fargo offers a unique motorsports experience for…
Read NowThe Taming of the Email
by Chuck Solly | May 2, 2018
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Read NowDown to earth medicine
by Logan Macrae | Apr 25, 2018
HPR explores Vedic Earth Medicine
Read NowStorage Wars Part 2
by Chuck Solly | Apr 18, 2018
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Read NowGender-bending the rules
by Stephanie Christianson | Apr 18, 2018
HPR speaks with Tequila Mockingbird of the Hot Mess Harlots
Read NowPB&J’s Second Annual School Lunch Fundraiser
by Faye Seidler | Apr 18, 2018
I had a chance to sit down with Moorhead school board member Kara Gloe about her fundraising event to help students in need. This…
Read NowPositive Vibrations: The Edge Interview with Jurema Silva
by HPR Staff | Apr 18, 2018
By Tim [email protected] As a young girl growing up in São Paulo in southern Brazil, Jurema Silva was exposed to an eclectic blend of…
Read NowTwo little words with big meaning
by Melissa Martin | Apr 11, 2018
“I’m sorry” are two vital words to be used in relationships because human beings are imperfect people living in imperfect environments. Ask yourself the…
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