Morning – In The Community

Social Distancing: Turkeys Gone Wild

Plus, More Local Art Honoring Health Care Workers

  I’ve really valued my afternoon runs during this pandemic. It’s a chance to forget all the doom and gloom headlines, get some fresh air, and stay fit in a way that’s pretty easy to maintain social distancing. Unless you run across a gang of these hooligans. I see a lot of turkeys when I run, but this was the…

Social Distancing: Finding A Way To Celebrate Milestones

Plus, Who Says You Need a Shirt For Class?

  A lot people are missing a lot of major milestones. An entire class of seniors had their graduation ceremonies taken from them. We’re having to celebrate birthdays and weddings through a screen. Thankfully, some of you are still getting to celebrate life’s big moments even while you’re protecting yourselves during the pandemic. Doug Beierle send in these gems. It’s…

LIVE: Bike Safety Awareness Month

Coronavirus isn't the only risk out there.

We’ve been spending a lot of our mental efforts on staying safe from picking up the coronavirus when we go out into the world. Now, Fargo police are reminding us not to turn our backs on traffic safety dangers, too. May is bike safety, motorcycle safety and traffic safety awareness month. Good timing, because the message coincides with the return…

Social Distancing: Pigs & Babies

Plus, Keeping A School Tradition Alive During The Pandemic

  A lot of us are getting time to dig into old hobbies. Or dig up old history. One of my favorite museums in the area, The Lake Region Heritage Center in Devils Lake, is digging through its history and posting some gems on social media. 1893 First Graduates of DLHS Posted by Lake Region Heritage Center Inc on Tuesday, May…

LIVE: Get Your Garden On

Because right now our neighborhoods look more like they're growing blankets than food and flowers.

Gardens are big right now — or at least, a lot of people want them to be. Unfortunately, if you just couldn’t wait and went ahead with planting out, you might have a yard right now that looks a little more like you’re growing blankets than tomatoes and petunias. Our late-season frost struck hard at the hearts of seasoned gardeners…

Social Distancing: Stay Golden

Plus, A Haircut Dilemma

  Even some of the most basic things we do bring a whole rash of new questions this morning. Like, I think I need a haircut. It’s getting pretty raggedy. Even that little bit of growth is agony for TV news people. We’re taught to keep our hair locked in as tight as possible like our lives depend on it….

Social Distancing: Play Ball!

Looking Forward To When We Can Come Back Together For Sports

  The temperatures are getting warmer and it’s looking real nice out a lot of the time. A lot of us are chomping at the bit to get out and get active. But that’s harder to do during a pandemic. The Fargo Marathon was supposed to be this weekend. Thousands of runners weren’t able to lace ’em up and run…

Social Distancing: Small & Large Victories

Make Sure And Count Your Victories During The Pandemic

  This will give you some hope heading into the weekend. They’re celebrating courageous COVID-19 survivors at Eventide in Fargo. That clip was Bernice crossing the finish line in the road to recovery. She’s joined by Marlene and Vicki who celebrated their own recovery. It is so inspiring to see these brave ladies make a full recovery! Their spirit can…

Social Distancing: Face Mask Fashion And Celebrating High School Seniors

Plus See What A Social Distance Baseball Game Looks Like

  You’re seeing a lot of people out wearing masks to help protect against COVID-19. I tested different mask designs Tuesday morning on the show. Click here to check out my review. I asked you guys what masks you’re rocking to help stay safe during this pandemic, and you guys are turning into face fashionistas. Cindy in West Fargo is…

LIVE: Great Plains Food Bank

A double-pronged problem with keeping families fed in the coronavirus pandemic.

The Great Plains Food Bank is being hit with a double whammy this morning. At a time when demand is up a lot for their food supplies, volunteers and donations are down. The number of families seeking relief from hunger has gone up from needs brought on by the economic crisis of the coronavirus pandemic. Food bank officials estimate demand…