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by Sabrina Hornung | Editorial | October 30th, 2019
…School lunch has been a hot topic of conversation lately, especially with the mounting debt that has accrued. Let’s take a moment and talk about the importance of school lunch. According to frac.org, FRAC standing for Food Research and Action Center, school lunch is imperative to the healthy development of…
by HPR Contributor | All About Food | October 30th, 2019
…By Jill Finkelsonjsfinkelson99@gmail.comSchool lunch has been in the news lately. There have been stories from around the country about the mounting debt and how school’s have been dealing with it. Michaela Schell and Chris Kulesa, from the Women’s Leadership Program teamed up with Fargo Public Schools to tackle this problem…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | October 30th, 2019
…Trumpers Are Not ConservativesAccording to most dictionaries a conservative is a conservationist who practices or advocates preservation of natural resources. A conservancy is an organization of conservatives whose main drive is to conserve land, fisheries, forests, water, minerals, wildlife, energy, other “natural resources” –—and lots of money. A conservative is…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | October 30th, 2019
…Ten years later, Ruben Fleischer returns to the apocalyptic landscape of his funny, fresh, and winning feature debut “Zombieland,” but the “Double Tap” fails to live up to the quality of the inaugural outing. The principal quartet of performers—three Oscar nominees and one winner—are game, but…
by Chuck Solly | Culture | October 30th, 2019
…Intel keeps producing more and more computer processors. Somebody asked me why Intel switched from Pentium to Core (i3, i5, i7, etc.) The answer is simple: money. How else would they satisfy their stockholders? The other reason is software. It keeps getting more sophisticated and complex. The software needs more…
by HPR Contributor | Writer's Block | October 30th, 2019
…By Ken Smithkelandsmith@gmail.com“There it is! Ellendale!” “A water tower, groves of trees and buildings among them in the morning sunlight. I’ve just given in to the shivering which has been almost continuous the whole trip. The watch says seven-fifteen. A few minutes later we park by some old brick buildings.…
by John Showalter | Music | October 30th, 2019
…Fargo is home to a wide array of talented bands across various subgenres of metal, as any local metalhead can attest. One thing the local metal community was lacking, however, was a strong female vocalist. In the past, metal icons like Lita Ford have shown that the genre isn’t just…
by HPR Contributor | All About Food | October 30th, 2019
…By Winona LaDukeIt is Manoominike Giizis, the Wild Rice Making Moon. For thousands of years, Native people have gone to these lakes, listened to the sounds of geese, cranes, and swans as they fly overhead. This is a wild rice ecosystem. We take to the lakes with tobacco in hand,…
by Sabrina Hornung | Culture | October 30th, 2019
…One of my favorite things to do is to drift along the roads less travelled in search of finding local lore—especially ghost stories. In the spirit of Halloween we thought we’d share a few. What kind of stories circulated around your hometown? We’d love to hear from you. Afterall, a…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | October 26th, 2019
…Hot off the press! 1330 Main Ave, Moorhead, MNLegendary Shack Shakers will be performing at Harold’s on Main Sunday night, 7 to 11. Promised to be a once-in-a-lifetime concert, don’t miss this chance to see these guys in such an intimate setting.