5918 results for the search:
by Jack Hastings | HPR Abroad | June 21st, 2017
…Photos by Jack HastingsAs music festivals in Norway grow, the danger of attending a concert also rises. The Manchester bomb attack following an Ariana Grande concert killed 23 attendees and wounded many more. Festival and concert organizers in the U.K., the U.S., and Norway, which has one of the highest…
by C.S. Hagen | News | June 21st, 2017
…Hawley man arrested in mobile meth lab in FargoFARGO - Fargo Police “broke bad” early Monday morning after discovering a mobile meth lab along the 1800 block of South University. The Fargo Police Department and the Cass County Drug Task Force found a man passed out behind the wheel of…
by Brittney Goodman | Culture | June 21st, 2017
…Do you have what it takes to be an angel? In this case, I am referring to donating your time, money, and physical endurance to raise money for running chairs for special needs adults and children. You can be an “Angel Runner” and push an “Athlete Rider” through a 5K…
by Jim Fuglie | Last Word | June 21st, 2017
…The North Dakota Department of Health has called “Bullsh*t!” on Meridian Energy’s application to construct its Davis Oil Refinery three miles from Theodore Roosevelt National Park.In fact, in a strongly-worded letter to Meridian, Terry O’Clair, Director of the Division of Air Quality, says he has actually stopped the review of…
by Sabrina Hornung | Music | June 21st, 2017
…Every so often in rock and roll history, a new act comes to sonically and aesthetically shock and stimulate us. Ghost is one of those acts. The band consists of five “anonymous ghouls” wearing well-tailored black costumes and expressionless gargoyle-like silver masks. Last Saturday the Swedish metal band Ghost made…
by HPR Contributor | HPR Abroad | June 21st, 2017
…By Kaycee Boe and Rachel LevyCarrol Juven, 80, enters the Radisson Blu hotel in Oslo, Norway with a bright red jacket and a walking stick and greets his long-time friend Karl Nyland. This is Juven’s 154th trip to Norway, and the Radisson is his favorite hotel. Juven is the operator…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | June 21st, 2017
…First-time feature filmmaker Cory Finley adapts his own play and comes up with one of the year’s most diabolically pleasurable movies in “Thoroughbred,” a taut exercise in moral darkness. One of the most sure-footed debuts at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, the movie is certain to attract a devoted audience…
by C.S. Hagen | News | June 16th, 2017
…By C.S. Hagencshagen@hpr1.comDETROIT LAKES - The Detroit Lakes Shakespeare in the Park volunteer group was targeted this week with hateful criticism shortly after New York City began performing its contemporary version of “Julius Caesar.”In a week filled with partisan violence, which left five injured and the shooter killed during a…
by Race Heitkamp | Outdoors | June 15th, 2017
…It was my last night in Medora and I was busy researching the Petrified Forest Loop I planned to hike in the morning. Earlier that day, Dakota Cyclery had dropped off myself and another rider, Paul, on the Maah Daah Hey trail. We rode rode over twenty miles through the…
by HPR Staff | Editorial | June 15th, 2017
…By Sabrina Hornung and Tom Bixbysabrina@hpr1.comAdventure seriesThis is the first issue of HPR’s Adventure Series, focusing on Medora. If you go hiking in the badlands, look out for brown humps. See Race Heitcamp’s article in this issue on what to avoid, how to avoid it, and what kind of music…