Here’s a plan for Friday night. Sit back at home, turn on the TV, and watch another Fargo restaurant get some love from Guy Fieri. Guy was in town last summer. We’ve seen Pounds and Blackbird Woodfire featured on his show, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, already. But this Friday, he’s showing off some world flavors from the Metro. His…
FARGO, N.D. — West Fargo boys basketball played their first game of the New Year Thursday night and it was an important one. Win against Shanley and stay undefeated. The Packers did just that. Holding a nine-point lead at the half and finishing with a 57-49 victory on the road. They’ll look to stay unbeaten facing Grand Forks Red River…
CROOKSTON, Minn — For the first time since 2009 Minnesota-Crookston Hockey makes its return to the ice. The Eagles are scheduled to play 17 games in division two as part of the ACHA starting this weekend. The team is led by UND hockey alum and former Fargo Force and Lincoln Stars head coach Steve Johnson. Johnson was a three-time USHL…
FARGO, N.D. — The Fargo Force returned to Scheels Arena Thursday night for their first meeting with the Waterloo Blackhawks. The Force jumped out to a two goal lead after one with goals from Tristan Broz and Jeremy Davidson. Blackhawks would score two but Erik Bargholtz and Cody Monds sealed the win for Fargo, getting the 5-2 victory. The team…
NORTH DAKOTA — Twenty six people are charged in what is being called an unprecedented drug distribution enterprise on Indian country in North Dakota. Operation Blue Prairie is the investigation into a large drug ring taking place on North Dakota’s Spirit Lake, Turtle Mountain and Fort Berthold Indian Reservations since 2015. “It was the objective of this conspiracy to target…
WASHINGTON — North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer recalls his experience as the U.S. Capitol was under siege. Vice President Mike Pence was first hurried out of the Senate chamber followed by Cramer and other senators who were escorted to a safe room. Cramer says he was astonished at the lack of action taken by Capitol police. Although some have accused…
FARGO, N.D. – Mental health experts encourage parents and guardians to have conversations with children about the siege of the U.S. Capitol. Therapist Hannah Pederson with The Village suggests adults discuss what they want their children to know before having conversations with them. She adds it’s important to meet at their level at a developmentally appropriate way and use terms…
FARGO, N.D. – MSUM Political Science Professor Dr. Barbara Headrick examines what led to the violent riots in Washington, D.C. Wednesday, and how they might impact our country moving forward. Categories: Morning – In The Studio Tags: D.C., Donald Trump, Dr. Barbara Headrick, JOE BIDEN, MSUM, politics, U.S. Capitol, Washington
WASHINGTON — Politicians from both sides of the aisle across Minnesota and North Dakota took to social media to condemn the actions of those who stormed our nation’s Capitol. Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach of Minnesota wrote: “Respectful disagreement is fundamental to our democracy. The violence that we’re seeing, especially toward law enforcement, is unacceptable.” Sen. John Hoeven and Congressman Kelly Armstrong of…
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — North Dakota women’s basketball is feeling the worst of playing a season through a pandemic. Only six players on the roster have played in all seven games this year due to COVID-19 issues. The Fighting Hawks had originally scheduled eight non-conference games ended up only playing seven even adding a new opponent in Wisconsin all together….
