KVRR’s Maggie LaMere learns how to make a Sandy’s Donuts October specialty, the Pretty in Pink donut. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: breast cancer awareness month, Edith Sanford Breast Center, Sandy’s Donuts
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere tries out Pure Barre in downtown Fargo before their grand opening. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: Downtown Fargo, Exercise, Pure Barre
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere visits the Red River Zoo to learn about how its zookeepers and attending veterinarian are taking care of their older animals. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: Geriatric Care, Red River Zoo
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere speaks with local firefighters participating in the fifth annual Memorial Stair Climb at Family Wellness. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: 9/11, family wellness, Firefighters, Memorial Stair Climb
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere tries FloatNFit for the first time. FloatNFit allows participants to perform on-land exercises while balancing on a floating stability board. Family Wellness is offering two more FloatNFit free trial sessions this week. Click on the link for more information. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: family wellness, FloatNFit, Group Fitness, Stability Board
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere was live at Blue Cross Blue Shield visiting with some of the local food vendors serving food at the Eat United Food Truck Feed. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, United Way Cass Clay
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere was live at Bonanzaville USA learning all about printing during the days of the pioneers. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: Bonanzaville USA, Pioneer Days
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere learned all about the new breakfast options at JL Beers. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: breakfast, JL BEERS, menu
KVRR’s Maggie LaMere is live in downtown Fargo learning all about FM Pride Week! Click on the link for more FM Pride Week information. Categories: Morning – In The Community Tags: Community, FM Pride Week, LGBT
COLFAX, N.D.– California isn’t the only place you can find great wine! North Dakota’s cold climate allows for “cold-hearty” grapes to become wine unique to the Midwest. La Crescent, Frontenac, and Marquette grapes are commonly grown in cold environments. Deb Grosz, co-owner of Dakota Vines Vineyard and Winery, says the flavor from their wines only comes from the grapes and…
