Burgum disappoints with Trump endorsement
Many were disappointed recently when Republican candidate for Governor Doug Burgum decided to endorse Donald Trump. Burgum has seen support throughout his campaign from…
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | May 11, 2016
Many were disappointed recently when Republican candidate for Governor Doug Burgum decided to endorse Donald Trump. Burgum has seen support throughout his campaign from…
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | May 11, 2016
So now we are battling over which humans will use which bathrooms.
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | May 6, 2016
Sometimes perspective has to do with more than horizon lines
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | May 6, 2016
The income gap between the rich and disappearing middle class is the highest ever measured in the U.S.
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | May 6, 2016
As we went to press, the last gasps of Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz were being heard in the race to pick presidential nominees,…
Read Nowby Charlie Barber | May 6, 2016
They don’t just talk to people of all ages, walks of life and lifestyles,… They listen.
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Apr 29, 2016
AIR, COAL, WATER, AND CHEAP POLITICIANS To the editor, The history of North Dakota is a two-century litany of exploitation, from the earliest arrivals…
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Apr 27, 2016
Two very important issues were presented to the world on the 400th anniversary of the death of the world’s greatest playwright and poet, William…
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Apr 20, 2016
Happy Earth Day
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Apr 20, 2016
Well, Folks, It’s Time To Sharpen The Pitchforks
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Apr 20, 2016
The judicial system primarily acts to inflict punishment as opposed to rehabilitation. To the editor: The BCI’s use of Confidential Informants is unwise and…
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Apr 20, 2016
After two years of no answers, the parents of Andrew Sadek want resolution and they deserve it. Tammy and John Sadek are unhappy with…
Read Nowby Nina Berg | Apr 20, 2016
It's up to us to cohabit in a peaceful manner so that we may learn how we can benefit each other.
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Apr 20, 2016
by Nina E. Berg A handful of Fargo residents have voiced concerns about our Red River beavers and their activity, but what some may…
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Apr 14, 2016
Coen brothers film celebrates 20th anniversary
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Apr 13, 2016
“In the USA you have everything, but in some ways you have nothing”
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Apr 13, 2016
The current presidential race is doing the complete opposite of helping to encourage turnout and persuade voters that they can actually make a difference…
Read Nowby John Strand | Apr 7, 2016
Let’s be real, we have a problem
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Apr 6, 2016
This weekend, I had a chance to see presidential candidate Ted Cruz speak at the North Dakota GOP Convention in Fargo. He spoke to…
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Apr 6, 2016
Voting rights vary so much from state to state in the U.S. that one has to maintain a chart.
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Mar 31, 2016
Expensive “free speech” doesn’t mean anything
Read Nowby Charlie Barber | Mar 30, 2016
“When the white man turns tyrant, it is his own freedom he destroys.” - George Orwell
Read Nowby Sabrina Hornung | Mar 30, 2016
You call the shots
Read Nowby Ed Raymond | Mar 24, 2016
Last year American toddlers of both sexes under the age of four shot and killed more Americans than world terrorists did.
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