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​15th Annual Cruise to Casselton

by HPR Staff | Best Bets | July 26th, 2017

…Thursday July 27, 5pmDowntown CasseltonTake a day trip and cruise down to Casselton. Free car show, 50/50 raffle, cash, prizes, fun galore and just maybe an engine blow up. Hot rods on hot sod? Count us in. Hosted by the Swanks, hit songs “Ghost Train” and “Down in Flames.”

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​The Dark Net

by Chuck Solly | Culture | July 26th, 2017

…Did you know that there is a backside to the Internet? I guess we all have backsides, don’t we? The backside of the Internet has many functions, none of which you can access from Google. Dark Net sites are just like normal web sites, it is just the getting there…

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​Ukulele Crazy at the Red Raven

by John Showalter | Music | July 26th, 2017

…Most of us only hear about world records secondhand. Many might think they’re not up to the challenge, others might not see the point of breaking one, and others just read about them in books and think of them as an exotic curiosity. In any case, most people don’t think…

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​A bouncer, a band, and a birthday

by John Showalter | Music | July 26th, 2017

…Photo by Gary LuraDowntown Fargo has its fair share of familiar faces. Regulars at Dempsey’s and its upstairs music venue The Aquarium will likely recognize a man named Jeremy Kinnen often watching their doors, whether by his long goatee and hair, his impressive stature, or his wide variety of band…

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Real talk: the Fargo-Moorhead Pride Center

by Faye Seidler | Culture | July 26th, 2017

…A few weeks ago an individual posed a question on social media asking people how they felt about the local Pride Center. This question ignited a fierce discussion between community members, including responses from the Pride Center’s President, Ken Story. Ultimately, this discussion resulted in creating an event for community…

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And the band played on

by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | July 26th, 2017

…A reasonable conclusion: “We should have killed our baby.”For some unfathomable reason, some people think they are immortal, that death is not a part of life. Our culture tends to teach us to avoid the topic of death as if it will never come. We really get uncomfortable discussing our…

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​Flower waters: a special kind of alchemy

by Erin Oberlander | Wellness | July 26th, 2017

…Essential oils. They are all the buzz lately. It seems everyone has heard of them or is purchasing them. Some people know how to use them; others are just interested in the wonder of their complex scents.Essential oils are as strong as medicine. As they function in nature, essential oils…

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​Dangerously good ales from Two Harbors, Minnesota

by Chris Larson | Beer Snob | July 26th, 2017

…Minnesota is certainly well known for being a hotspot for craft brewing. While most of the action has been centered around the Minneapolis metro area, yet another brewer from the Northern part of the state has decided to bring its beer across the border and into the North Dakota market.…

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​State folklorist chosen as featured artist at capital

by Paige Johnson | Arts | July 26th, 2017

…Within the borders of North Dakota lie many worlds that are each expressing themselves in traditional art and culture. During his time as the state folklorist, Troyd Geist has been documenting a diverse array of cultural identities that span art forms and cultures.For the months of July, August and September,…

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​Sculptor Casey Hochhalter opens at Ecce

by Paige Johnson | Arts | July 26th, 2017

…In his upcoming exhibit at Ecce Gallery, sculptor Casey Hochhalter explores the parallels between intertwined worlds: those of animals and plants. His surreal sculptures cross colors and shapes, making each a unique view of the world for the creator and the viewer.“The forms themselves are not exclusively plant or animal,”…

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