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by Raul Gomez | News | December 17th, 2020
…The vibrant life of Ashley Lake Hamilton came to a sudden end on the Sunset Highway between Airway Heights and Fairchild Air Force Base on Thursday, December 10, 2020.Ashley was born on a beautiful Monday afternoon, June 2, 1980, at St. Ansgar Hospital in Moorhead, Minnesota. She was the second…
by John Showalter | Music | December 17th, 2020
…When we were growing up we often found ways to rebel against our parents, some more nonsensical than others. Not all of us decided to use those methods as inspiration for the name of a band. Bismarck-based band Spite Nap decided to jump on that opportunity, setting the irreverent tone…
by HPR Contributor | News | December 17th, 2020
…By Dr. Madeline LukeA world without antibiotics is a world full of pain…A bit of history and biology: Antibiotics were lifesavers for humans –no more graveyards full of dead civilians and soldiers because of strep throat, wound infections, urine infections, pneumonia. But in 1948, Dr. Thomas Jukes at Lederle Pharmaceutics…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | December 17th, 2020
…By Michael M. Miller michael.miller@ndsu.eduThe late Mary Lynn Axtman, native of Rugby, ND, who dedicated many hours for GRHC, shared this message about ornaments from Joseph S. Height’s section on Christmas in his book, “Paradise on the Steppe.” “About Christmas trees – the reason is simply that no evergreen trees…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | December 17th, 2020
…The Love Of Dogs—And The Super Rich And Superpoor Of Teton County President Harry Truman is a favorite of mine. He read a lot of history books, threatened to punch a music columnist criticizing his daughter Margaret’s singing, kept a sign on his Oval Office desk: “The Buck Stops Here,”…
by Ed Raymond | News | December 17th, 2020
…The Love Of Dogs—And The Super Rich And Superpoor Of Teton County President Harry Truman is a favorite of mine. He read a lot of history books, threatened to punch a music columnist criticizing his daughter Margaret’s singing, kept a sign on his Oval Office desk : “The Buck Stops…
by HPR Staff | News | December 17th, 2020
…By Annie Prafckeannieprafcke@gmail.com Fargo, ND – In partnership with Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota (LSSND) and the state of North Dakota, Project Renew is offering free, anonymous counseling to those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.Project Renew’s trained counselors are available by phone to talk about physical, emotional, and economic…
by HPR Staff | News | December 17th, 2020
…By Annie Prafckeannieprafcke@gmail.comFargo, ND – Younis Younis, Co-Owner of Café Aladdin, closed his downtown restaurant after 23 years. He said the closure occurred because of the decline in business brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the inability to find employees to work during this time.“. . . we were…
by Sabrina Hornung | Editorial | December 17th, 2020
…Last New Year’s Eve I found myself using the cheer “Here’s to 2020 vision” as I clinked glasses with my friends. 2020 was going to be my year.. Or so we all thought. I originally started to think that 2020 vision wasn’t all it’s cracked up to be but then…
by Raul Gomez | Cinema | December 17th, 2020
…By Greg Carlsongregcarlson1@gmail.comDavid Fincher lays down plenty of track on the great big electric train set of “Mank,” the filmmaker’s return to the director’s chair after “Gone Girl” in 2014. Depending on one’s interest in the evergreen legend of “Citizen Kane” and the politics of classic Hollywood, mileage may vary,…