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Thanks to you, HPR is now going forward in its 24th year

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…

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​Wilkommen to Hjemkomst’s German Kulturfest!

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…

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Parched plains: North Dakota farmers and ranchers cope with drought

by Dima Vitanova | News | August 23rd, 2017

…Sabrina Hornung  Photo Slug: Dennis Neustel in his field near Robinson ND The month of May usually ushers rains that nourish the land. This year, however, the spring showers did not come and drought gripped most of North Dakota, parching the landscape. The western half of the state has it…

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The pyramid of the prairie

by Sabrina Hornung | Culture | August 18th, 2017

…Sabrina Hornung“These have all been cleaned and filled with sand and concrete,” said Randy Mehlhoff, who serves on both the Langdon Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the Cavalier County Job Development Authority (JDA), as we walked along the former nuclear launchpad that once reinforced underground launchers for sixteen…

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​Getting centered in Kidder County

by Sabrina Hornung | Music | August 9th, 2017

…Sabrina HornungThe city of Robinson is nestled within the sprawling drift prairie of central North Dakota, with a population of close to 40. Though it’s a hunter’s paradise, the wildlife ascending the town this weekend won’t be their typical deer or waterfowl.The first annual Center Fest will be taking place…

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If the walls could talk

by Sabrina Hornung | Culture | July 19th, 2017

…Sabrina HornungSurrounded by a tumbleweed-ridden wood fence, the Schafer jail is a small structure in rural McKenzie County built of native fieldstone and concrete. It was built in 1910 and is one of very few structures that remain in the former county seat. Outside of the building is a weathered…

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20 years after the afterglow

by HPR Staff | Music | June 14th, 2017

…Sabrina Hornung and Tom BixbyIt’s been 20 years since Everclear released their greatest album, the classic So Much for the Afterglow. It had a huge impact and has influenced many bands and more than one generation of musicians. We recently had a relaxed conversation with Everclear’s frontman Art Alexakis.High Plains…

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​Bartenders Battle IV: back to the 50s

by Chris Larson | Culture | February 15th, 2017

…Sabrina Hornung, and Raul Gomez. Once again, we will be offering premium VIP tickets that include early entry at 6pm, a seat at an 8-top table, champagne and special liquor sampling from Republic National Distributing, special beer sampling from Beverage Wholesalers, and food from the Holiday Inn chefs. These limited-number…

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​The Results Are In!: HPR Announces Winners in Annual Cocktail Showdown

by Sabrina Hornung | Cocktail Showdown | January 20th, 2017

…Sabrina Hornung were presented the opportunity to try some of the finest cocktails in town crafted by some of the finest mixologists in the area. Participants were judged on a one to five scale on creativity, presentation, and flavor.Best Overall: Elijah Larson of Proof Artisan DistillersHigh Plains Reader: Can you…

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​Plans that bear fruit

by Ben Haugmo | All About Food | December 21st, 2016

…Sabrina HornungWith winter finally beginning to kick in, some people might want to escape to the refuge of memory. Recollections of warmer, sweeter times, of climbing a ladder to pluck fruit from the trees of the family farm’s apple grove, provide a brief respite from winter’s barren chill. Wouldn’t it…

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