Burn the Bird Run Sees Biggest Turnout Ever!
Some people got a head start on working off their Thanksgiving meal this morning in downtown Fargo.
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Preparing for Black Friday Now That Dinner is Over
Before heading out to catch the greatest deals for tomorrow’s Black Friday, here are a few things to look out for.
Health Matters: Beating the Holiday Blues
If you’re not looking forward to the holidays, you may not be alone.
Donate Blood, Get a Free Pie!
Want to help out and also score a free Thanksgiving dessert?
Schweigert Named Big Sky Coach of the Year
Courtesy UND Athletics
Holiday Lights Parade Brings Cheer to the Community
The big community event of the night was without a doubt was the Holiday Lights Parade.
Native American Commission Hopes Peaceful DAPL Protest Continues from Both Sides
Native American and other city leaders are finding ways to help bring peace to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Senator John Hoeven Speaks Out on DAPL Protests
Senator John Hoeven says that he doesn’t mind protesting, just as long as it’s peaceful.
Fargo Celebrates Reopening of Second Street North After Floodwall Project
The ongoing floodwall project that shut down traffic on 2nd Street North in Fargo since 2014 has finally come to end.
Lighting of the Fargo Christmas Tree
Before the Holiday Lights Parade got started there were some other lights that had to be turned on.
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