In the heart of Duluth, amid the echo of Lake Superior’s waves, Dan Larson is spinning tales from wood and gut at Gamut Music. His handcrafted instruments don’t just play; they sing centuries-old stories. Larson’s passion for history and craftsmanship resonates through[...]
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In Verse: A Plant or Two In Your Cave
Bruce Cockburn–Salt, Sun and Time “It Won’t Be Long” the petals from the geraniums we brought indoorslitter the oak floor after I vacuum the roomwhen I take the huge ferns down for waterthey leave a drift of leaves beneathdo not doubt the beauty[...]
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Medora Foundation Issues Call For Artists
MEDORA, ND — The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is calling for North Dakota residents or students aged 18 or older to showcase their artistic talents. Medora is a place where art is created. Be it at the _Medora Musical_, on the Andrist Stage, at[...]
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Snow sculptors creating artwork in Bismarck
A temporal, temperature-dependent work of art is being revealed on the grounds of the State Heritage Center. It’s the result of the tedious and time-sensitive work of Team North Dakota Snow Sculpting. If you’re interested in learning more, KX News has the[...]
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I tried living without a car in rural America—I lasted only 2 weeks
When you move to a rural town, living car-free seems like a noble goal—less carbon, fewer costs, more reliance on public transit. But in practice, it’s a logistical maze. Buses often run infrequently, ride-sharing is spotty and expensive, and cycling can feel[...]
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North Dakota Museum of Art to host Ukrainian ‘Women at War’ exhibit
If you’re in Grand Forks in the next few months, an art exhibit you can’t miss awaits at the North Dakota Museum of Art. “Women at War” features the poignant works of 12 Ukrainian women artists, capturing the intersection of art and[...]
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Carrington’s Jim Kleinsasser named to 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class
Jim Kleinsasser, a name you might remember from the University of North Dakota and the Minnesota Vikings, is about to join the elite ranks of the College Football Hall of Fame. Set to be honored in December, Kleinsasser will become only the[...]
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Minot Police Share News of Officer’s Death
Through a post to the Minot Police Department’s Facebook page, the following news was shared: “It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Lt. Matt McLeod, a valued member of the Minot Police Department since 2002. Lt. McLeod’s dedication[...]
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Across the Country, Adaptive reuse breathes new life into abandoned schools
Think a shuttered school building is just a relic of its past? Think again. Across America, resourceful communities are breathing new life into these structures. Take Philadelphia’s Bok Building: once a silent school, it’s now a vibrant hub housing artists, eateries, and[...]
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In Verse: See Below !
Leonard Cohen–Anthem I was there to see the mountains fallmea culpaall the loves of my life would tellyou I have a criminal mind after I had been in the house at this location for 25years I was given a parking ticket and[...]
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Rugby, North Dakota, mayor not surprised people enjoy the positive attitudes of his town’s residents
In the heart of North Dakota, Rugby is proving that warmth isn’t just for the summer sun. Known for its genuine hospitality, this small town caught the attention of Kjersti Armstrong, North Dakota’s First Lady, whose brief stopover left an indelible positive[...]
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Fargo’s Downtown stakeholders, city officials gather for first State of Downtown address
Fargo is at a pivotal moment, with stakeholders gathering to chart its future course. At the inaugural State of Downtown Fargo event, city leaders celebrated achievements while eyeing new challenges. Mayor Tim Mahoney and community members highlighted downtown as the cultural heart[...]
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Grand Forks City Council moves forward with phase one of Greenway updates, It’s Hard to See What Minot’s Doing
Grand Forks is gearing up for a touch of transformation, focusing on the Greenway. The City Council just backed Houston Engineering to design the first phase of essential upgrades, funded by a hefty $3.49 million grant through the National Park System’s Outdoor[...]
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New report shows LGBTQ youth have higher risk of harm in North Dakota
In North Dakota, a new report is shining a light on a troubling issue: LGBTQ youth face significantly higher risks of harm and lack crucial support. Released by Harbor Health Initiative and Faye Seidler Consulting, the study reveals that these young individuals[...]
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Meanwhile Black Butte
Sting–All These Years “Set Them Free” meanwhile Black Butte stands like the testimonyto the sacred space of this cosmos, this creationand I kneel in the stubble praying the blessings of the Beatitudes like they are roads of mercy out here:cold, cloud brushed sky, and[...]
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Estevan Mercury newspaper shuts down after 122 years
In Estevan, the pages of history have turned a poignant corner. After over a century of documenting life in southeast Saskatchewan, the Estevan Mercury has published its final issue. Editor David Willberg shared the bittersweet news online, expressing gratitude to those who’ve[...]