Bob CollinsAt last check, they’re still jamming in Fargo where they’re trying to break the record for the world’s longest jam session. Read more →
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Tag: Fargo
If you’ve got a few hours to kill today, why don’t you drive to Fargo and buy a freeze pop and a glass of lemonade? Read more →
John and Darcy Nelson are at a loss to explain the heroin epidemic that’s consuming Fargo, N.D., the Fargo Forum reports. Read more →
There’s trouble in Fargo. I said trouble. Trouble with a capital ‘T’. And that rhymes with ‘P’ and that stands for ‘pool’. Read more →
A lot of school boards across the country have student representatives to provide the perspective of the students. Fargo’s is dead set against the idea, the Fargo Forum reports today.
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Shanley High School, a Catholic school in Fargo, has advanced to the North Dakota high school playoffs, and that’s a problem for some people because the team wants to hold a prayer. Read more →
We suppose there are worse ways to mourn than with a generous dose of laughter.
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Douglas Legler’s obituary in today’s Fargo Forum is shorter than his name, the paper notes.
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In Fargo, a series of police shootings all seemed to ‘rim out’. Read more →
A Fargo second-hand store owner isn’t happy about those people next door. Read more →
There’s some pushback against the video of an otter in Fargo destroying an iPhone encased in an OtterBox protective case.
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In retaliation for a vote against including gays in anti-discrimination legislation, a Fargo politician has been outed by a man who says he recognized Rep. Randy Boehning from a gay dating smartphone app, the Fargo Forum reports today. Read more →
‘We’re a civilized community living in 2015,’ Megan Bartholomay, a 38-year-old Fargo resident, says. But she says a plan to prevent beavers from cutting down trees in the city is ‘barbaric.’
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The Fargo school administrators Thursday rejected a constitutional challenge to their refusal to allow ‘pro-life clubs’ at two high schools. Read more →
People don’t appreciate the value of local radio until it’s gone. And once gone, it never comes back. Read more →