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by C.S. Hagen | News | September 26th, 2018
…FARGO – Ruth Buffalo’s Nike sneakers are worn treadless. She’s walked hundreds of miles knocking on more than 3,000 doors in South Fargo’s largest district to introduce herself and her bid for a legislative seat in the state’s House of Representatives. She’s Fargo’s broad-shouldered mother, a kind-eyed, relentless force to…
by Särah Nour | Arts | September 26th, 2018
…For the month of October, Fargo’s Red Raven Espresso Parlor will feature the work of local artist Morganne Behl, whose ink, graphite, and colored-pencil sketches are a perfect fit for the Halloween season. This horror-themed exhibition will contain at least fourteen framed drawings, featuring images of skulls, bees, and bird…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | September 26th, 2018
…by Melissa Gonzalezgonzalezme@mnstate.eduAnime fans from near and far came to Fargo to enjoy animation, community and to have fun.Anime Fargo rang in its fourth year in 2018, with its theme this year being “Galactic Adventures.” This year the convention was held from September 21 until September 23.Chris Roezler, the Programs…
by Sabrina Hornung | All About Food | September 26th, 2018
…There’s something to be said about a good bar. There’s a recipe and there’s more to it than grabbing a stool and getting soused but you can do that too. There’s often some sense of fellowship or community there, especially when everything else that seems familiar seems to be rapidly…
by John Showalter | Music | September 26th, 2018
…Fall has come around again, which of course means the beginning of a new season of the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra’s ‘Masterworks’ series sponsored by Sanford Health. These concerts bring in a large number of listeners both old and new and never cease to amaze, and this season is gearing up…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | September 26th, 2018
…by Ryan Jankeryan.janke@hpr1.comNorth Dakota State University’s Kappa Delta sorority is holding a flag football tournament in north Fargo this Sunday to honor a sorority sister and raise money for a charity set up in her memory.Sydney Yingling and Julia Duncan describe Ellie Helm as a confident, outgoing young person who…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | September 26th, 2018
…To pee or not to pee—that is a question a worker needs to answer The fact that the richest man in the world is screwing his workers around the world out of living wages while he makes $277 million a day is “Shakespearian” in drama and brings to mind the…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | September 26th, 2018
…Slipping and sliding through its blood-soaked climax, “Assassination Nation” attempts to reconcile the lurid and exploitative embrace of its milieu with an in-your-face polemic on the modern hellscape of rape culture and toxic masculinity. As channeled through the hypersexualized noise of social media (where everyone can be a “star” or…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | September 26th, 2018
…by Nathan Arelarel.nathan@hotmail.com“You have to read the book first.” This phrase is a piece of folk wisdom everyone is familiar with. It’s generally accepted as true and I believe its origin is inherently logical. Many films are based on literature for the simple reason that literature is an older medium.…
by C.S. Hagen | News | September 25th, 2018
…FARGO – Instead of coming together to debate local issues, state Republicans were oddly all simultaneously missing from a televised open forum Tuesday evening coordinated by the League of Women Voters of the Red River Valley. The forum between districts 11 and 21 occurred at the City Commissioners meeting room,…