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by Jack Dura | Music | October 16th, 2014
…The world’s only concertizing pipe organ/percussion pair, to the best of Sally Harmon’s research, is on its way to Fargo.It’s Organized Rhythm, and Harmon, dean of the Red River Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, knew she had to have them for the group’s biennial concert. “I had…
by Jack Dura | Music | October 16th, 2014
…Julie Fowlis adds Scottish style, soulful voice to MSUM arts series Sit back, relax and enjoy an aural trip to Scotland as singer Julie Fowlis brings authentic Gaelic music to Minnesota State University Moorhead’s Cheryl Nelson Lossett Performing Arts Series. Perhaps best-known in the U.S. for her vocal contributions to…
by Krissy Ness | Arts | October 16th, 2014
…Fargo’s first-ever Roughrider Tattoo Expo will be held at the Civic Center Oct.24 and 25. Featured as the Sailor Jerry’s hula girls, along with international headliner Ophelia Flame, will be Fargo’s own all-female Blue Belle’s Burlesque troupe.With constant hard work and many days and nights spent rehearsing, these femme-fatales are…
by Chris Hennen | Editorial | October 16th, 2014
…Our opinion/ Polls, campaign finance hypocrisy & races you should really care about on our minds as Election Day approachesElection season, or silly season, is officially in high gear with only a few weeks remaining until Election Day. By now you either may be getting tired of the ads and back…
by Deb Jenkins | All About Food | October 16th, 2014
…How many people use salt on their food? My husband, Mike, and I were just at the movies and enjoying a nice big box of popcorn. Although I thought there was the perfect amount of salt already on it, I noticed that Mike continued to put more on. So it…
by Granville Wood | All About Food | October 9th, 2014
…To someone with celiac disease that “crumb” could wreak havoc on their lower intestine and cause crippling pain. Not all sufferers of this disease are that sensitive to small amounts of gluten, but like radiation, it stores itself in the body until it reaches a critical mass. So what might…
by Diane Miller | Music | October 9th, 2014
…Last Monday, Fargo-Moorhead hip-hop artist Jordan Brien, a.k.a. Mic Jordan, reached his goal on Kickstarter to fund his very first full-length album, “Sometime After 83,” nine days early.The album will release online for free this Thursday, Oct. 16, which is also the last day of the Kickstarter campaign. Contributions are…
by Diane Miller | Editorial | October 9th, 2014
…HPR’s inbox has been flooding with letters on North Dakota’s Measure 1, which states, “The inalienable right to life of every human being at any stage of development must be recognized and protected.”Let’s for a moment set aside our concerns about end of life care and in vitro fertilization and…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | October 9th, 2014
…Of Chastity Belts, Coat Hangers, And ConceptionOne might think that after centuries of beheadings at Taliban prayers and wretched souls burning at stakes, humans would have figured out by now that sex and religion don’t mix at all. Since Adam and Eve and Steve and Daisy Mae – or versa…
by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | October 2nd, 2014
…The Plains Art Museum presents “Art Boom: The Tri-College Art Faculty Show”It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to notice that the Fargo-Moorhead art scene is booming. Thanks to not only the “Downtown Renaissance,” which involved the revitalization of its structures as well as its cultural points, but also the Tri-College…