Drivers Urged to Use Acceleration Lanes Effectively
A resident of West Fargo, Dave Nilles, has called for improved driving practices regarding the use of acceleration lanes. He emphasizes that these lanes are designed for drivers to gain…
Tin Roof Theatre Company Launches “Ladies in Retirement” Nov. 1
The Tin Roof Theatre Company is set to premiere its latest production, “Ladies in Retirement,” on November 1, 2023, at the Fargo Masonic Center in Fargo, North Dakota. This psychological…
Dylan Scott Brings Hit Songs to Fargo for Exciting Weekend
Country singer Dylan Scott is set to captivate audiences at Scheels Arena in Fargo on Saturday night, showcasing his string of hits that have secured him a prominent place in…
Discover the Flavor of Sunday Gravy with Country Style Ribs
FARGO — A beloved culinary tradition is making waves in homes across North America as families embrace the rich flavors of Sunday Gravy. This hearty tomato-based sauce, typically slow-cooked with…
Community Gathers for Betty Nelson Howe’s 100th Birthday Celebration
Betty Nelson Howe, a resident with deep ties to Mapleton, North Dakota, is set to celebrate a remarkable milestone—her 100th birthday. An open house will be held in her honor…
Local Veteran Shares Journey of Addiction and Redemption
FARGO, North Dakota — Mike Smith, a local Air Force veteran, recently published a book titled “The Gutter Gospel,” detailing his struggles with mental illness and addiction over nearly four…
North Dakota Sees Surge in West Nile Virus Cases This Year
FARGO — North Dakota is experiencing a significant increase in West Nile virus cases, with a total of 78 reported infections this year, the highest number since 2019. The state…
Pro-Life Advocate Lila Harmsen Passes Away, Leaving Legacy of Compassion
Lila Harmsen, a prominent pro-life advocate known for her unwavering dedication, passed away on July 31. Her advocacy spanned decades, during which she tirelessly fought for the rights of unborn…
Fargo Faces Budget Cuts: Medical Professionals Urge Arts Support
The city of Fargo is currently grappling with challenging budget decisions that could significantly impact its local arts community. A group of medical professionals has raised concerns that cutting financial…
Severe Winds Cause Over $100K in Damage to Fargodome Roof
On July 7, 1995, severe straight-line windstorms with gusts reaching up to 70 mph struck Fargo, North Dakota, causing extensive damage, particularly to the roof of the Fargodome. The powerful…