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by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | June 21st, 2017
…From Homer’s Odyssey to Buddy Holly: The times they are a-changin’When Robert Zimmerman, born in Duluth and raised in Hibbing, better known as Bob Dylan, won the Nobel Prize for Literature (worth almost a cool $1 million), he said, “When I received this Nobel Prize for literature, I got to…
by Logan Macrae | All About Food | June 21st, 2017
…On a sultry Thursday night, I sauntered into Luna. Situated on South University next to Bernie’s Beer and Wine, it isn’t exactly a hole in the wall, but it is certainly off the beaten path, and as described by their motto it is truly the neighborhood kitchen. The interior is…
by Chris Larson | Beer Snob | June 21st, 2017
…Here in the upper midwest we love the summer season for so many different reasons but two of the big reasons I love summer are fresh produce and being outside with a beer in my hand. Sometimes, when I’m spending the day in the hot sun, bringing both together with…
by Paige Johnson | Theatre | June 21st, 2017
…Author, professor, historian and now playwright: Dr. Charlie Barber has taken his love of history to the stage with his new musical, “No Backseat Driver.”Barber’s play is the story of two North Dakota heroes: “Wild Bill” Langer and his wife, Lydia Cady Langer. “I’ve been researching Bill Langer since 1983,”…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | June 21st, 2017
…A couple of classic courtroom dramas and a romantic melodrama about theatrical ambition, all adapted from popular novels of their day, are among the recently released Blu-rays by Kino-Lorber. All were made by major filmmakers with famous stars, yet each is relatively obscure today and deserves to be better-known.“Marjorie Morningstar”…
by Sabrina Hornung | Editorial | June 21st, 2017
…Albert Einstein once said, “The revolution introduced me to art, and in turn, art introduced me to the revolution.”This past Sunday marked the 58th year of the Rourke’s Great Midwestern. Though Jim O’Rourke, founder of the Rourke and father of the F-M arts scene, has been gone for a number…
by Jack Hastings | HPR Abroad | June 21st, 2017
…Photos by Jack HastingsAs music festivals in Norway grow, the danger of attending a concert also rises. The Manchester bomb attack following an Ariana Grande concert killed 23 attendees and wounded many more. Festival and concert organizers in the U.K., the U.S., and Norway, which has one of the highest…
by C.S. Hagen | News | June 21st, 2017
…Hawley man arrested in mobile meth lab in FargoFARGO - Fargo Police “broke bad” early Monday morning after discovering a mobile meth lab along the 1800 block of South University. The Fargo Police Department and the Cass County Drug Task Force found a man passed out behind the wheel of…
by Brittney Goodman | Culture | June 21st, 2017
…Do you have what it takes to be an angel? In this case, I am referring to donating your time, money, and physical endurance to raise money for running chairs for special needs adults and children. You can be an “Angel Runner” and push an “Athlete Rider” through a 5K…
by Jim Fuglie | Last Word | June 21st, 2017
…The North Dakota Department of Health has called “Bullsh*t!” on Meridian Energy’s application to construct its Davis Oil Refinery three miles from Theodore Roosevelt National Park.In fact, in a strongly-worded letter to Meridian, Terry O’Clair, Director of the Division of Air Quality, says he has actually stopped the review of…