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How to Catch Big Cats on the Red River
Whether you’re looking for something fun to do with the kiddos (or you just need to get away for a bit), no one should be discouraged about fishing in their backyard. More
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Patio Season!
This month we explored some of what Fargo always does well, food, but with a summer twist. More
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5 Things to Eat & Drink This Month
The summer season is here and we are ready to eat! More
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There Is Nothing Like This In The Area!
Shoot 360 brings basketball training, technology and video gaming together for the ultimate basketball training and competition experience. More
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Meet the Maker: Medievo Candles
Meet Mara of Medievo Candles here in Fargo—who is from Brazil, is a scientist, and is growing a beautiful candle business! More
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Artist Feature: Judi Koehmstedt
As one of the current members of the artist cooperative, Gallery 4, located in downtown Fargo, Judi Koehmstedt has come a long way from her first art lesson. More
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Bringing the Juneteenth Culture to Fargo
As we get ready to welcome the summer solstice, connect with someone who irradiates love in the community… Fredrick Edwards Jr: More
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Mixologist Of The Month: David A. Joergensen, VFW West Fargo
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Nerd Out With Video Games In Fargo-Moorhead
May 1st, 2018 marked the day Fargo-Moorhead got even more exciting. More
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The Advice That Helped Them Get There: Jim Poolman
The path to success is hardly ever traveled alone, and rarely comes without a few bumps in the road. More
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Meet The Maker: Copper Sun Creations
It is so interesting to learn the story behind makers we meet—and Jeffrey Bodwin’s story is so fun to hear! More
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Think Global; Act Local: Answering The Call To Serve
As the Tri-College Community is getting ready to send its seniors into this highly anticipated “real world”, I wanted to chat with someone who was going to graduate this May and whose passage in college has made an everlasting change. More
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A Cinematic Design Experience
Spending so much time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic made it painfully obvious for Courtney LaLonde that she and her husband Chris needed more space in their Fargo rambler home. At one point, she set up a desk in the horseshoe stairwell just to feel like she was on a different level of the house. More
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