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by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | March 1st, 2017
…Onward, science soldiers, marching off to war—to fight ‘alternative’ factsAfter just a month of the reign of King Donald the First, about 1,800 of our top scientists registered their frustration with the unscientific mess in the White House and Congress by publicly protesting the administration’s actions in Boston’s…
by Ashley Murtha | Culture | March 1st, 2017
…Are you tired of staying in your house all day, just to shield yourself from the cold air outside? Are you ready to go out and have some fun while you sample some beers and try some wonderful bacon dishes like a bacon tater-tot hot dish, candy-covered bacon, or rice…
by Chris Larson | Beer Snob | March 1st, 2017
…Last Saturday, my wife invited a friend over to catch up and have a drink together. When she pulled out a Redd’s Wicked Blood Orange “beer” and took a sip it was decidedly too sweet for their tastes. Then inspiration struck me and I suggested they drop a shot of…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | March 1st, 2017
…Grapevine Video has recently started releasing a few films on Blu-ray (BD-R), films that major distributors are unlikely to consider worth their effort. This is partly due to the films’ extreme obscurity, but also the fact that many survive only in old 16mm prints that often look quite sharp, but…
by Sabrina Hornung | Wellness | March 1st, 2017
…“We haven’t been open for a year yet, but it took us some time to get established as a reputable fitness facility—just because it’s so new and pole is such a controversial form of fitness.” says co-owner Misty Tomchuk. Zero Gravity is a Fargo-based fitness studio that hosts a variety…
by Hee Han | Arts | March 1st, 2017
…“Color is my strength and passion and it shows in all my paintings,” said Emily. “Art is an involuntary movement for me – like breathing.”Her colors can be found in her exhibitions, commercials, and residential installations throughout the country and across the oceans, such as Santa’s Whimsical Wonderland at West…
by Ben Haugmo | Culture | March 1st, 2017
…There’s still time for community members in Grand Forks to prepare for the June 20th vote that will determine the fate of Arbor Park. Development groups have proposed construction of new condominium and commercial buildings within the park space, while others are staunchly opposed to altering one of the city’s…
by Brittney Goodman | Theatre | March 1st, 2017
…The Straw Hat Players at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) are preparing for their 54th season of bringing summer theatre to our area. Craig Ellingson, Director of Theatre Arts and Dance at MSUM, gave some details about the upcoming season. Ellingson is in his 19th year at MSUM. The offerings…
by Brittney Goodman | Culture | March 1st, 2017
…I don’t know about you, but I have spring fever. So to get us through until spring and the full-fledged Red River Market, there will be a winter version to bring some warmth to what we hope is nearly the end of winter here in Fargo. Featuring everything from homemade…
by Tom Bixby | Editorial | March 1st, 2017
…Spring is here and it doesn’t matter what the weather is. How do we know?When the Moorhead Dairy Queen opens on March first, it’s officially spring hereabouts. And a group of eminent Moorheadians is planning to restore downtown Moorhead to its former liveliness. It is encouraging that such a distinguished…