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​An intimate evening with the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra

by John Showalter | Music | January 18th, 2017

…While there have been lulls in the unforgiving temperatures now and again, this winter in Fargo has been a bitterly cold one, with below-zero temperatures for sometimes a week at a time. It is in this frigid weather that the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra offers a reprieve with its third concert…

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​Video games: a transgender perspective

by Faye Seidler | Culture | January 18th, 2017

…Video games have always been a large part of my life. I can still remember when I was about six years old, picking up a Nintendo controller and playing Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers at my grandma’s house. I was fascinated with the ability to control an avatar and captivated…

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​The ghosts of Trollwood

by Seng Phengdouangdeth | Culture | January 18th, 2017

…One of Fargo’s best known areas for paranormal experiences lies in the absolute northern region of the city within one of the many parks that the city is famous for. Through a few stages and gazebos, playground equipment, and the metal nets of a Frisbee golf course occupy the park’s…

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​More cheap computing

by Chuck Solly | Culture | January 18th, 2017

…Some of you may know that I am into education. I taught for thirty years and I believe that education is the best thing that you can do for yourself. This includes those of us who grew up before computers. That is why this weeks column is about cheap computing.…

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​Honor, dishonor, and making America white again

by Charlie Barber | Last Word | January 18th, 2017

…“It is too difficult to think nobly when one thinks only of earning a living.” – Jean-Jacques Rousseau“It is engraved in my memory that Stalin used the term Russia, and not Soviet Union, which meant that he was not only inspiring Russian nationalism but was himself inspired by it and…

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​Weeping and wailing about wealth

by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | January 18th, 2017

…A most unpopular Bible verseI have been listening to religious sermons for almost 78 years since I passed to my “age of reason” at seven, so I have “analyzed” about 4,000 sermons give or take, 20 years worth delivered by Roman Catholic priests and 58 years by Lutheran ministers. I…

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​Women’s March on Bismarck

by C.S. Hagen | News | January 18th, 2017

…FARGO - As state politicians ponder legalizing drivers running down protesters on public roads, hundreds of Fargo women will march on the state’s capitol in Bismarck.On the day Donald Trump takes office, they want answers, particularly to one question: how do we move forward in the face of fear that…

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​The soothing spices of winter

by Chris Larson | Beer Snob | January 16th, 2017

…As the deep cold settles in and we retreat indoors to the warmth of a fireplace or pull out the heavy socks and blankets, it is common for many of us to turn towards darker, higher alcohol beers like stouts and porters. Not to be neglected is the seasonal winter…

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​Compared to a Phantom godheadSilo Hasn’t Left the Noise Behind … Yet

by Phil Hunt | Music | January 13th, 2017

…godheadSilo might have just played its last show ever in Fargo.Or maybe not.But, yes, they probably did.Though you never know.Talking separately to godheadSilo members, Dan Haugh and Mike Kunka, you get a different outlook on where the band is headed, though nobody can say for sure.“I just consider it like…

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​Plenty of clouds in 2017

by Chuck Solly | Culture | January 11th, 2017

…I spoke in a previous column of saving your computer files to the cloud. At the time, I told you that it’s a good idea to back up your files to the cloud to provide some security in case your computer hard drive blew up.I did not detail exactly what…

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