What are you doing New Year’s Eve?
New Year’s Eve celebrations usually go one of three ways – you either end up introverting at home, go out to eat at your…
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You’ve been pwned!
by Chuck Solly | Dec 23, 2019
Pwned, in this context, simply means that your account has been the victim of a data breach.The word itself takes its name from player-to-player…
Read NowThe Hurd Round House: Nestled in a sea of prairie
by Sabrina Hornung | Dec 23, 2019
photo by Sabrina Hornung The Hurd Roundhouse is a unique site situated in the rolling hills of Wells county, the structure, as well as…
Read NowDeveloping a new citizenship exhibit at Stutsman County Courthouse
by HPR Contributor | Dec 23, 2019
by Rob Hanna [email protected] As I write this, the beautiful Stutsman County Courthouse State Historic Site in Jamestown is only partially furnished. But this…
Read Now2019 holiday game guide
by HPR Contributor | Dec 18, 2019
by Aaron Swinkels and Erica [email protected] Make your hot chocolate, gather your family, and sit around the kitchen table on a cozy night. What…
Read NowChristmas with the Comstocks
by HPR Contributor | Dec 11, 2019
By Jill [email protected] Have you ever wondered what it was like to celebrate Christmas is 1885? Discover Christmas Past at the Comstock house this…
Read NowHoliday Pipes: Organ Concert Series
by HPR Contributor | Dec 11, 2019
By Kris [email protected] High Plains Reader spoke to Ryan Hardy, president of the Red River Theatre Organ Society, about the 40th annual “Holiday Pipes”…
Read NowFair Hills Resort: An oasis in lakes country
by HPR Contributor | Dec 11, 2019
by Olivia Meline [email protected] Located on the shores of Pelican Lake in Detroit Lakes, MN, Fair Hills Resort offers their guests a retreat that…
Read NowHandmade Holiday
by HPR Contributor | Dec 4, 2019
What do you buy the person who has everything? Nothing – you make something. From cocktail bitters to chainmaille, succulent gardens to personalized poetry,…
Read NowA Very Norsk Christmas: Dinner and Dancing at the Sons of Norway
by HPR Contributor | Dec 4, 2019
By Kris [email protected] The Kringen Lodge, also known as the Sons of Norway, is no longer Fargo’s best-kept secret. Known for its warm, welcoming…
Read NowChristmas on the Prairie
by HPR Contributor | Dec 4, 2019
By Jill [email protected] Who doesn’t want to take a horse-drawn wagon through the snow and sip on hot cocoa with the family? Bonus points…
Read NowAre We Ready for the Death of Coal?
by HPR Contributor | Nov 27, 2019
By Waylon [email protected] I have lived a truly blessed life. I’m married to the best human being on the planet and have a child…
Read NowThe Sanctuary puts a ring in it
by Ryan Janke | Nov 27, 2019
Independent wrestling returns to Fargo this weekend when F1rst Wrestling makes its debut in North Dakota at the Sanctuary Events Center Friday for a…
Read NowNDSU students fighting the stigma. Period.
by HPR Contributor | Nov 26, 2019
By Jill [email protected] There are many things people miss when they are homeless or living in poverty but one thing not often talked about…
Read NowHoliday events you’ll love: celebrating the season your way
by HPR Contributor | Nov 20, 2019
The holiday season flies by, so start planning now, or it’ll be December 25 before you know it. The perfect holiday celebration is different…
Read Now‘Tis the season: Folkways Christkindlmarkt
by HPR Contributor | Nov 20, 2019
By Kris [email protected] “Christkindlesmarkt” is simply any open-air market celebrating the spirit of Christmas, usually in the heart of the city, with the Nuremberg,…
Read NowA craft beer tour of Pittsburgh neighborhoods
by Alicia Underlee Nelson | Nov 13, 2019
Perched along the banks of the Allegheny, Ohio and Monongahela Rivers and tucked up into the surrounding hills, Pittsburgh’s 90 distinct neighborhoods are connected…
Read NowHow much do I pay for Software?
by Chuck Solly | Nov 13, 2019
Your computer would be useless without the code (programs) that make it do something. The software produces a result, stores information, or finds information…
Read NowBuilding a Recovery Friendly Community:
by Brittney Goodman | Nov 6, 2019
“The opposite of addiction is a connection,” is a motto for the Recovery Community Alliance, a network of over 50 community members to creatively…
Read NowHealing Arts Revolution
by Kris Gruber | Nov 6, 2019
Graduating from Sister Rosalind Gefre Massage and Wellness Center, Amy Wasvick has spent 10 years practicing Healing Arts. Her areas of expertise include Essential…
Read NowWhat about those Intel Processors?
by Chuck Solly | Oct 30, 2019
Intel keeps producing more and more computer processors. Somebody asked me why Intel switched from Pentium to Core (i3, i5, i7, etc.) The answer…
Read NowA trifecta of local lore
by Stephanie Christianson | Oct 30, 2019
Ghost riders, railroad ghosts, and poor Grandma Norton
Read NowA Historic Halloween at Hjemkomst
by John Showalter | Oct 23, 2019
October is coming to a close and Halloween is right around the corner. With the witching hour close at hand, people are looking for…
Read NowCreepy Crafts, Spooky Spots, And Haunted History
by HPR Contributor | Oct 23, 2019
There’s more to Halloween than blood and guts and screaming your way through a haunted house. From painting monsters and crafting wizarding wands to…
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