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by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | August 19th, 2015
…The dilemma of meeting Mister DeathSometimes I wonder why this little poem by E.E. Cummings has stuck in my brain for over a half-century: “Buffalo Bill’s defunct … who used to ride … a watersmooth-silver stallion … and break onetwothreefourfive pigeonsjustlikethat … Jesus he was a handsome man … and…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | August 19th, 2015
…Lucy Jacobson, the new owner of RevolverBy Bridget Murray “Lucy, I’m home!” is what I like to say when I enter Revolver, a time warp full of memories.Vintage wear has always been a fondness of mine, and while working for Shannon Grindberg of Phat Kat Antiques last summer, I met…
by Diane Miller | Arts | April 22nd, 2015
…Sabrina Hornung, Gin Templeton, Ben Rheault, Carl Oltvedt, Dan Francis, Amber Parsons, Steve Knutson and Meg Spielman Peldo.Not every piece of submitted artwork gets selected for the auction. Dunham says, for her, the selection process is the trickiest part of organizing the auction. “You want to pick what you think…
by Sabrina Hornung | Culture | October 22nd, 2014
…The Sims Scandinavian Lutheran Church and The Lady in GrayLet’s be honest, everyone loves a good ghost story, or at least the vast majority of us do. But fear not, dear readers, the ghost at hand is a benevolent one. I first heard of The Lady in Gray while looking…
by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | September 4th, 2014
…As much as I hate to admit that the passing of Labor Day leads to the passing of summer, I tend to reflect on my own personal highlight reel. I spent the majority of my summer in western North Dakota (in Stark County to be precise) and some of my…
by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | January 9th, 2014
…Sabrina Hornung, Kent Kapplinger, Steve Knutson, Chelsea Lee, Jessica Mongeon, Martin Nelson, Mitchell Cory Nelson and Ellie Nyquist. Be sure to check out both shows—it’s going to be a great opening night!IF YOU GO:WHAT: My Generation: Let’s Take it Over! art openingWHERE: Plains Art Museum, 704 1st Ave.…
by Sabrina Hornung | Arts | December 19th, 2013
…I’ll be the first to admit that I am one sentimental fool, especially during holidays, when everything is so steeped in nostalgia, tradition and folk art. My family has a very strong German background and one of the highlights of the holiday season is coming home to bake Springerle with…
by Sabrina Hornung | All About Food | August 28th, 2019
…“The first day wasn’t too bad. It was a slow start, then it picked up after a couple of hours, and it wound up being a fairly busy night, which was nice. We got a feel for the kitchen and how it’s going to flow, so it’s nice to get…
by Sabrina Hornung | Music | July 18th, 2018
…When asked if he’s played many folk festivals Texas bluesman Scott H Biram flashed a mischievous grin and chuckled as he gave us a quick “Noooo.” As he opened his set on Sunday afternoon he informed the crowd that he was sent to “terrorize folk fest.” We had the opportunity…
by HPR Contributor | Theatre | January 31st, 2018
…By Nathan Roybardsdream@gmail.comThe play you are going to read about is based on actual events. I bet you can’t wait to know about them, so I asked director Miles Barnum what can be expected. He replied, “It is a very intriguing script and a joy to work on.” Let us…