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by Chris Hennen | News | April 24th, 2014
…A new, forthcoming report from the AFL-CIO on workplace-related deaths in 2012 in the United States shows North Dakota leading the nation, by far, in the number of deaths per 100,000 workers. The report entitled “Death on the Job” is compiled with preliminary numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics…
by HPR Contributor | All About Food | April 24th, 2014
…By Liz RahnFor Ian Johnson and the rest of the team at Young Blood Coffee Roasters, making really good coffee means doing it slowly. From roasting their own beans to preparing slow-drip coffee by hand, Young Blood coffee is entirely hand-made and de-automated.The inspiration for the company came from Johnson’s…
by Diane Miller | Culture | April 17th, 2014
…Fargo nonprofit African Soul, American Heart seeking donations for orphan girlsChanging the world is easier than we think. It’s especially manageable in Fargo-Moorhead. While our community has a number of fantastic, generous nonprofits, one in particular stands out as worldly meaningful and significant.African Soul, American Heart is a boarding school…
by Chris Hennen | News | April 17th, 2014
…Up in the air whether Minnesota will join other states in legalizing it this Legislative sessionMinnesota medical marijuana supporters hoping the state would join the nationwide trend towards legalizing some form of marijuana may be in for a letdown, but hope is still there.The Minnesota Legislature is currently on Easter…
by Diane Miller | Culture | April 10th, 2014
…HPR interviews Noah Hawley of “Fargo“Ah gee, I didn’t do nothin’. I just got home!” screams a nervous Lester Nygaard (played by Martin Freeman) in an episode of FX’s newest TV show, “Fargo.”An adaptation of the Coen brothers’ 1996 Oscar-winning feature film, “Fargo” the TV series will be just like…
by Diane Miller | Culture | April 10th, 2014
…Come party at HPR’s Best of the Best Awards this WednesdayGear up for what may be HPR’s best ever Best of the Best Awards Ceremony.This April 16, meet business owners, artists, bartenders, actors, chefs, directors, executives, politicians, comedians, musicians, writers and more at The Plains Art Museum.wAbsolutely nobody knows who…
by Diane Miller | Cinema | April 3rd, 2014
…New York City fine-dining expert Chef Nancy Olson joins Nichole’s Fine PastryMidwest-raised, New York City-bred and Fargo-based pastry chef Nancy Olson is helping Nichole’s Fine Pastry maintain and catapult its already stellar reputation in town.Not just any former NYC pastry chef, Olson has worked for some of the finest restaurants…
by Diane Miller | Music | April 3rd, 2014
…Having singer/guitarist Pat Lenertz in town is like having our very own John Prine, Jerry Garcia, Waylon Jennings or Willie Nelson. These comparisons are huge, but the humble Lenertz has a really strong knack for paying respects to his heroes.In fact, he has so many heroes that he brought in…
by Chris Hennen | Cinema | March 27th, 2014
…What makes the average, everyday person become an activist? How does a Texas landowner go from everyday worries to fighting multinational corporations? These are questions explored in the new documentary “Above All Else,” which debuted at the SXSW Film Festival this month. The film follows the story of David Daniel…
by Diane Miller | Editorial | March 27th, 2014
…Facebook staff, I have a few questions:1)Why can’t you put my friend list in ABC order?2)Why do you tell my friends when I’ve edited my posts?3)Why do you have to tell people whether and when I’ve “seen” their message?4)Why can’t I “select all” when I inviting friends to an event?Has…