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by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | January 23rd, 2018
…Fargo-based chainsaw artist David Belling, also affectionately known as Chainsaw Dave, has been creating chainsaw sculptures with logs since he was 15. “Everyone was always asking me why I don’t just do ice,” he said, “doing wood in the summer is cool but it’s miserable in the winter. You have…
by Sabrina Hornung | Editorial | January 17th, 2018
…Last week I was asked to appear and speak on behalf of Matt Pausch, owner of the Oasis, before the Public Works and Safety Committee in Wahpeton. The Pausches are great people and I will never forget the time I spent at the Oasis. If I didn’t agree with what…
by Sabrina Hornung | All About Food | January 17th, 2018
…The night I visited Ashtabula Crossing was the same night as the Winter Solstice. A stark contrast to the blue skies and lush green grass I remembered from summers past. As North Dakotans we can switch from barefootin’ to snowbootin’ in a matter of seasons with little fuss—as long as…
by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | December 20th, 2017
…Bob Watts will be 80 next March. The Montana-based artist is armed with a crowbar and acrylic paint and can be found painting at the Miles City Saddlery during the Miles City Bucking Horse Sale each year. He painted with a brush all of his life, until he had an…
by HPR Contributor | Last Word | December 13th, 2017
…By Tony Gehrigtonygehrig@gmail.com I do not blame any company for seeking incentives. Rather, I blame the government for giving them away. Incentives represent an unfair and unsustainable tax system that affects real people.Some proponents, mainly those receiving the incentives, are attempting to rebrand incentives as a good thing for everyone.…
by Sabrina Hornung | Editorial | December 6th, 2017
…sabrina@hpr1.comAccording to our pal Merriam-Webster, the definition of “patriot” is as follows: “one who loves his or her country and supports its authority and interests.” But what does it mean to be a true patriot? In today’s political climate we tend to believe that Mark Twain may have had a…
by Sabrina Hornung | All About Food | November 24th, 2017
…Sabrina HornungUpon entering Stri-King Lanes and Cafe, one is greeted with an air of nostalgia with its midcentury era red vinyl-topped stools lining the breakfast counter, wood paneled walls and no-nonsense decor. It’s reminiscent of the now rapidly disappearing small town cafes of my youth. The warmth of the AM…
by HPR Staff | News | September 20th, 2017
…Sabrina Hornung and Tom BixbyHe came into the Gladstone Inn in Jamestown and asked if he could use the phone. He had a piece of paper with a name and a phone number on it. The desk clerk gave him the phone.But something was wrong. He couldn’t manage to use…
by John Strand | Editorial | September 13th, 2017
…Sabrina Hornung is our editor and she has a great team. Jay Miller is our primary advertising representative and with over a decade of experience, he’s a valuable resource to our many customers as well. Raul Gomez, publisher and co-owner, oversees weekly content, layout and design.Some of our contributors are…
by John Showalter | Culture | September 13th, 2017
…Sabrina Hornung will even be showcasing the German papercutting art known as ‘scherenschnitte’. And of course, no celebration of German heritage would be complete without music. The sound of accordions and polka music will fill the air with performances from Dale Dahmen & The Beats, Kris Keltgen & The Riverbend…