Valley City: Microcosm of the Nation
Russell Myhre lit a second cigarette, pulled his wool coat closer against the February chill after proudly revealing a red heart tattoo on his…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Mar 22, 2017
Russell Myhre lit a second cigarette, pulled his wool coat closer against the February chill after proudly revealing a red heart tattoo on his…
Read Nowby qrsot | Mar 22, 2017
32nd Avenue improvements, wastewater removal, buffered bike lanes and street light projects are all on the agenda for Fargo – coming to a neighborhood…
Read Nowby qrsot | Mar 8, 2017
Cormorant is one of many small lakeside townships in the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes. With a population barely exceeding one thousand, the town…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Mar 8, 2017
CANNON BALL – Bakken oil could be flowing through the Dakota Access Pipeline within a week, but Standing Rock still hopes for a legal…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Mar 2, 2017
FARGO – Lamar Heidersheid brought his 15-year-old daughter Angelina to the Fargo Community Sweat Lodge for the first time last week. He wanted the…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Mar 2, 2017
FARGO – Militarized police armed with emergency declarations, beanbags and bullets, zip ties and presidential orders, have scattered most of the camps pitted against…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 25, 2017
FARGO – Barking dogs don’t bite, but they’re noisy and excitable. The day Zebediah Gartner, an Anishinaabe from Fargo, was released from Cass County…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 24, 2017
FARGO – Fargo Police pulled Native Americans out of a sweat lodge during a spiritual ceremony Thursday night, and took one to jail wearing…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 23, 2017
CANNON BALL – Twenty hours before the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ deadline to evacuate the Oceti camps, the thunder beings arrived. And geese…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 22, 2017
FARGO – Choose to be oblivious. Choose to learn. Choose a story. Learn a cause. Choose to read. Choose anger. Choose to reject glacier…
Read Nowby qrsot | Feb 22, 2017
Four years ago, Adam Martin lost everything. He was homeless, had no car, no license, no job, no phone, and lost custody of his…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 15, 2017
CANNON BALL – Standing Rock’s fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline has all the ingredients of legend, with only the ending remaining be be…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 9, 2017
Alt-White: The Siege of North Dakota. Part Three in the series on racism in North Dakota. Inescapable comparisons between the political, racial, and economic…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 8, 2017
CANNON BALL – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued the final easement needed to complete the Dakota Access Pipeline Wednesday afternoon, sparking fierce…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 8, 2017
CANNON BALL – Rumors, like the Wiindigo, are never full. They prey on the weak, devouring their kill, always hungry, gluttonous yet emaciated. The…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 7, 2017
FARGO – Days after North Dakota Legislation declared an emergency measure postponing Measure 5, or the North Dakota Medical Marijuana Initiative, a new bill…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 7, 2017
CANNON BALL – A digital wail resounded across the Internet Tuesday afternoon after the Department of the Army announced it would be authorizing the…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 2, 2017
FARGO – Fargoans, in the hundreds, from every race, religion, and creed, met Thursday afternoon to resist a North Dakota bill that plans to…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 2, 2017
FARGO – State politicians are playing an exclusive game of ‘kick the can’ with Measure 5, or the North Dakota Medical Marijuana Initiative, which…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 2, 2017
CANNON BALL – Dozens of police and National Guard swarmed Last Child’s Camp Wednesday afternoon, arresting approximately 76 activists including attorney Chase Iron Eyes.…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 1, 2017
CANNON BALL – Nearly two months after the Standing Rock’s victory against big oil, Trump’s Administration is trying to take it away. Senator John…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 25, 2017
Since the town of Leith’s victory against white supremacists, eleven towns across North Dakota made their hit list. The towns range from populations of…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 24, 2017
CANNON BALL – Around the time Standing Rock’s first camp was pitched against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a deadly poison was spread across thousands…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 19, 2017
CANNON BALL – Inch by inch, coil by razor-tipped coil, Standing Rock activists near the Dakota Access Pipeline drill pad. During the past week…
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