My Favorite Martins
On Friday comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short will be bringing their unique variety show to the stage at Bluestem. HPR had the…
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Antiques ROADSHOW: ‘A spoonful of sugar’
by C.S. Hage | Jun 1, 2019
FARGO – The copper snake knife came with a warning in 1984: never touch the blade; it was poisoned. For decades the knife was…
Read NowPBS’s Antiques ROADSHOW comes to Bonanzaville
by HPR Staff | May 22, 2019
FARGO – Rain or shine, the Fargo Antiques ROADSHOW is scheduled to last all day on June 1 at Bonanzaville. The show is part…
Read NowCase of the missing mosaic
by C.S. Hage | May 22, 2019
FARGO – Nine Great Depression era mosaics included in a Bonanzaville collection to be priced by the Antiques ROADSHOW on June 1 carry a…
Read NowCounterproductive counterprotesting
by Sabrina Hornung | May 15, 2019
and Thomas Bixby Last week a photo surfaced on social media of a Fargo man standing among protesters in front of the Red River…
Read NowOff and running
by Ryan Janke | May 15, 2019
The 15th annual Fargo Marathon is off and running. Roughly 17,000 Runners, bicyclists, and even dogs will take over the metro this week in…
Read NowImmigration Myths
by HPR Contributor | May 15, 2019
By Eric Sustad At the forefront of today’s political debate, immigration law and policy are perhaps the most misunderstood of today’s hot-button issues. With both…
Read Now‘Cat and Mouse’
by C.S. Hage | May 14, 2019
BISMARCK – The civil case against private security firm TigerSwan and owner Jim Reese working illegally in North Dakota during the Dakota Access Pipeline…
Read NowBakken’s exploding train fears halted at Washington State border
by C.S. Hage | May 10, 2019
BAKKEN – Bakken crude is volatile, and tankers hauling the oil have exploded repeatedly claiming at least 47 lives in the past decade. And…
Read NowCiting First Amendment violation, United Way is sued by its former president
by C.S. Hage | May 9, 2019
GRAND FORKS – The United Way of Grand Forks and the organization’s leadership are facing a lawsuit five months after firing long time president and…
Read NowMore preemptive ALEC strikes
by C.S. Hage | May 8, 2019
BISMARCK – Two more preemptive strikes from the North Dakota Legislative body target free speech against corporate oil interests. Although some of the bill’s wording…
Read NowPreemptive strikes: bags, guns, zoning, and a living wage
by C.S. Hage | May 1, 2019
BISMARCK – ALEC’s fingerprints are smeared across more than a handful of preemptive state strikes – now laws – from the 2019 Sixty-sixth Legislative…
Read NowHow a few bad apples almost spoiled the bushel
by C.S. Hage | Apr 24, 2019
FARGO – When apple supplies were low last year, Ethan Hennings called out for help. Hundreds, from Moorhead to Bismarck, answered. Sweet Honeycrisps and…
Read NowIt’s about high time
by Ryan Janke | Apr 17, 2019
After nearly two and a half years since the people of North Dakota voted to pass the Compassionate Care Act into law in the…
Read Now‘Agents of the devil’
by C.S. Hage | Apr 17, 2019
On the masthead of the New Song Church’s Facebook page is a picture of the word IDENTITY along with a fingerprint. A quick search…
Read Now‘Government is like a steamroller’
by C.S. Hage | Apr 17, 2019
Former Medina Police Chief Darrell Graf was 23 years old when Gordon Wendell Kahl and his posse-men killed two and wounded three lawmen along…
Read NowNorth Dakota Rep. linked to extremist political group
by C.S. Hage | Apr 17, 2019
MANDAN, ND – The state’s lone Congressman is an online member of a grassroots group promoting Constitutional interpretations shadowing anti-government movements. Newly elected Kelly…
Read Now‘Does he not consider us real Americans?’
by C.S. Hage | Apr 17, 2019
BISMARCK – The day a U.S. Congressional House election subcommittee traveled to Standing Rock to hear Native leaders speak about being disenfranchised from voting in…
Read NowVinyl is Back with a Vengeance
by Gabrielle Hersch | Apr 10, 2019
Once upon a time in 2007, a group of independent record store owners and employees had a discussion that would help shape the music…
Read NowRight wing media attack Rep. Buffalo, again…
by C.S. Hage | Apr 9, 2019
FARGO – Persistent and seemingly coordinated attacks from area media outlets against Representative Ruth Buffalo have pushed her to become one of the more successful…
Read Now‘Turn around, don’t drown’
by C.S. Hage | Apr 6, 2019
FARGO – Ice jams along the Red River are slowing snow runoff, keeping Fargo and other areas in North Dakota on the list for possible…
Read NowA look over time at the affordability squeeze of downtown’s development
by HPR Contributor | Apr 3, 2019
By Meg Luther [email protected] It’s no secret to anyone who has lived or worked in downtown Fargo for a long time that the area…
Read Now‘We are under pressure’
by C.S. Hage | Mar 26, 2019
FARGO – Round one of Fargo’s Spring Flood 2019 fight went to the volunteers, many of whom were middle school students. Helped by two…
Read Now‘Fridguary’ and spring rains major concerns as Fargo readies for Spring Flood 2019
by C.S. Hage | Mar 25, 2019
FARGO – Weeks after a mayoral proclamation announcing February as “Fridguary,” Mayor Tim Mahoney traveled 50 miles south over the weekend, and was amazed at…
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