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by HPR Staff | Best Bets | October 25th, 2017
…Saturday, October 28, 4:30-7:30Streeter Memorial Hall, Streeter NDA legendary community wide celebration from preparation to plating the meal. A North Dakota tradition that has been known to draw close to 2,000 hungry folks to a town of less that 200.
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | October 25th, 2017
…October 27, 28, 9am-5pm; Oct 29, 12-3pmMoorhead Center Mall, 510 Center AveBooks are half price on October 28, and there will be a bag sale on October 29. Proceeds support American Association of University Women scholarships. Info: visit www.facebook.com/fmaauw or http://fargo-nd.aauw.net, or call 773-818-5863.
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | October 25th, 2017
…Friday, October 27, 11pmThe Fargo Theatre, 314 N BroadwayCostume contest starts at 10:45, so there’s still time to get a costume together. Props and participation are encouraged but be sure to remember no rice, lighters, hot dogs and confetti.We’re already shivering in antici…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | October 25th, 2017
…Thursday, October 26, 7pmNDSU Century Theatre, 2nd Floor Memorial Union‘Rise’ is a vibrant, gripping documentary series from the frontlines of global indigenous resistance. The film is a series of contrasts, both a condemnation of colonialism and a celebration of indigenous peoples worldwide. Free and open to the public.
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | October 25th, 2017
…The madness and sins of the world’s seven ’great’ religionsRobert Bolt’s play “A Man For All Seasons” covers the true story of a principled and religious chancellor of England named Sir Thomas More who eventually lost his head because he refused to approve the divorce of King Henry VIII from…
by HPR Contributor | Last Word | October 25th, 2017
…By Anthony Paul [Editor’s note: This piece contains language that some readers may find offensive]It has been all over social media and the news lately, how our president and commander-in-chief called and spoke with one of these gold star families, the family of a fallen soldier. This has been common practice with…
by Ben Lien | Last Word | October 25th, 2017
…I have received several questions from constituents over the last couple of months regarding Minnesota’s compliance with the federal REAL ID law. The REAL ID law was passed by Congress in 2005 as a measure of homeland security. The concept is for states to adopt one set of minimum standards…
by Leah LaBounty | Beer Snob | October 25th, 2017
…Enthusiastic beer drinkers can usually be found drinking a variety of brews. The craft beer industry has become quite popular throughout the U.S., although some regions are better known for it than others; and it has also started to gain ground worldwide. In Moorhead, one brewery rises above the rest.…
by Sabrina Hornung | Music | October 25th, 2017
…Drummer Maya Miller on reading, writing, and rock n’ rollThe Pack A.D. is a dynamic two woman firestorm of heavy psychpop/garage-rock based out of Vancouver, British Columbia. We had the opportunity to catch up with drummer Maya Miller.High Plains Reader: I’ve read multiple interview on the Pack A.D. and they…
by Sabrina Hornung | Music | October 25th, 2017
…HPR interview: Omni bassist/vocalist/songwriter Philip FrobosA city’s music scene is a mother of invention. With lots of bands working, recombinant bands form and sometimes great songwriting is the result. The best example I can think of right now is Omni of Atlanta. They’ve been described as “post-punk jitters, but cool,”…