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by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | January 9th, 2019
…Lots Of Guesses About The “Undiscovered Country”As a child I remember hearing a few things about Hell in Catholic catechism class. It was hot with rivers of fire and one would live there forever for not behaving. It was the opposite of Heaven with the gold streets. Over the years…
by John Showalter | Music | January 9th, 2019
…Grime is composed of three members: Nick Jensen on guitar and backing vocals, Cale Mogard on drums, and Andrew Wickenheiser on lead vocals and bass guitar. They have a history that goes back at least six years. The band formed in November 2012, when Andrew and Nick (who had previously…
by Granville Wood | All About Food | January 9th, 2019
…A few weeks ago, I received an email from my dear friends and amazing restauranteurs Nikki Berglund and Ryan Nitschke. If the names sound familiar it’s because they are the dynamic duo behind the highly successful Luna restaurant on South University. The email was asking if I was interested in…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 9th, 2019
…FARGO– Annita Lucchesi began researching the cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women with a hand broken from domestic violence. Never before compiled into a single database by any law enforcement agency, her task is daunting, even without the pain. “I almost became one of the women on this list,”…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 9th, 2019
…BISMARCK– North Dakota’s first Native Congresswoman introduced two bills related to murdered and missing Indigenous people. Ruth Buffalo, of Fargo, turned in the bills – House Bill 1313 and House Bill 1311 – to require additional training and data collection by law enforcement related to MMIW issues. Buffalo, a Democrat,…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 8th, 2019
…BISMARCK – Reflecting sentiments of the 1920s, state legislators are trying to push a bill that will authorize a Bible class as an “elective instruction” course in public and nonpublic schools.“The bill calls it being an elective – not an essential studies course – which is two very different things,”…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 8th, 2019
…FARGO – A licensed retailer refusing to sell a firearm to any legally qualified person should be a crime in North Dakota, or so say a handful of the state’s elected few. A newly-proposed bill in the North Dakota Sixty-sixth Legislative Assembly currently known as House Bill 1160 plans to…
by C.S. Hagen | News | January 4th, 2019
…BISMARCK – After repeated attempts at better government transparency over the years, the constitutional initiated Measure 1, now known as Article XIV, which created an Ethics Commission, is now inseparable from law and will be incorporated into the state’s Constitution on January 5.Opponents may not like the fact that out-of-state…
by HPR Contributor | News | December 20th, 2018
…by Jacques Harvieuxjacquesthejock@gmail.comFor those unfamiliar with civil asset forfeiture, it is the process in which law enforcement officers take assets from a person. These “assets,” range from literal cash to private property such as vehicles, houses, and small possessions. In every case it is a person’s private property being taken…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | December 19th, 2018
…Thursday, January 10, 8pm-11pmThe Aquarium, 226 N Broadway, FargoAccording to their bio, “After 4 years and 3 months, 2 tours overseas with 1 tour of combat in Iraq as a United States Marine, Scott Brown traded his guns in for guitars and hit the road.” This four-piece taste of Texas…