American Dream Bye-Bye
Well, Mr. President, Have You No Sense Of Decency Sir, At Long Last? We might have another flag debate in this country. We still…
Read NowOpinion · 2018
A bridge to nowhere
by Jim Fuglie | Aug 15, 2018
Well, after nearly a dozen years of delay, it looks like Billings County is finally going to build a bridge over the Little Missouri…
Read NowPutin’s Plutocratic Puppet and the Specter of an American Gulag
by Charlie Barber | Aug 15, 2018
“Liberty is a strong food, but a difficult one to digest; it needs a healthy stomach. I laugh at those degraded people who, letting…
Read NowAbortion—Cow Dung, Religion, And Technology
by Ed Raymond | Aug 8, 2018
Actually The Times Have Been A-Changin’ Since The Big BangBob Dylan did a terrific job reminding all of us that “the times they are…
Read NowDriving Through Life Defensively
by Faye Seidler | Aug 8, 2018
Being LGBTQ+
Read NowHigh Plains Radicals
by HPR Contributor | Aug 8, 2018
By Gary [email protected] “The sun was shining as I was strollingThe wheat field waving the dust clouds rollingThe fog was lifting a voice was…
Read NowObituary: The Show Hall in Rocklake, North Dakota
by HPR Contributor | Aug 8, 2018
By Mark [email protected] The first brick building had just gone up on the corner of the block. The government built that to house…
Read NowTrump to Republicans: “Wave the Flag, and Waive Your Conscience”
by Charlie Barber | Aug 8, 2018
“Hell… is the suffering of being unable to love.” – Fyodor Dostoevsky “I and the public know, what all school children learn; those to whom…
Read NowAmerican Paychecks
by Ed Raymond | Aug 1, 2018
1978-2018: Average CEO Pay Up 64% To $13.94 Million Average Worker Pay Up 2.6% To $38,613Since the Bush Great Recession ended in 2009 corporate…
Read NowServing with purpose
by Sabrina Hornung | Aug 1, 2018
Made with love
Read NowAmerican Exceptionalism
by Ed Raymond | Jul 25, 2018
The Gadfly
Read NowOur Opinion: This is a no-turning-back moment in ND and American history
by John Strand | Jul 25, 2018
Powermongering
Read NowTime to get your hemp in a row
by Sabrina Hornung | Jul 18, 2018
Going green
Read NowAmerican Coyotes and Fat Cats
by Ed Raymond | Jul 18, 2018
The Gadfly
Read NowNorth Dakota needs to take leadership position on healthcare issues
by HPR Contributor | Jul 14, 2018
As a legislator and health professional I will fight for a fair healthcare system that benefits and supports all North Dakotans.
Read NowHeidi’s Moment to Shine
by John Strand | Jul 11, 2018
One of three Red State Democratic U.S. Senators up for reelection this November, North Dakota’s Heidi Heitkamp is no doubt in the national spotlight.…
Read NowAre Americans ‘Good?’
by Ed Raymond | Jul 11, 2018
Can It Happen Here?So it has finally come to this. From the normal of a century to the abnormal of the last 30 months,…
Read NowMore on the ‘Families Belong Together’ Rallies
by HPR Contributor | Jul 11, 2018
By Gary [email protected] Recognition of the inherent dignity and the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation…
Read NowDavis Refinery update
by Jim Fuglie | Jul 11, 2018
“Davis Refinery permit approved.” That was the headline in the paper last week, telling us that the North Dakota Department of Health has approved…
Read NowLetter to the editor: ‘A rising tide lifts all boats’
by HPR Contributor | Jul 5, 2018
Dear Editor, President Kennedy was fond of using the phrase, “A rising tide lifts all boats.” It is a phrase worth remembering as we…
Read NowOur opinion: Is the resolution dissolution?
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 27, 2018
The legacy of Leith
Read NowA new watchdog group for the Badlands
by Jim Fuglie | Jun 27, 2018
North Dakota has more than a million acres of public land, most of it in western North Dakota, our Little Missouri National Grasslands, managed…
Read NowAgeless Jim Crows
by Ed Raymond | Jun 27, 2018
How Long is the Civil War Going to Last?The American Civil War officially ended slavery in 1865 and supposedly freed the slaves. But what…
Read NowKeeping FM C.L.E.A.N
by HPR Contributor | Jun 20, 2018
By Paul Jensen Fargo, as the most populous city in the state with 120,000 inhabitants, added nearly 6,000 20-to-34-year-olds in 2015, just over five…
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