This Independence Day, one of our own is declaring her independence. Today is Maggie LaMere’s last day at KVRR. As much as we’d like to fight like the British to keep her, we’re thrilled she’s moving on in her career. Maggie leaves behind more than a year’s worth of treasured memories sharing the news and events of the…
The Women’s World Cup is in the knockout stages, where the best national teams in the world play for lifelong glory. The U.S. Women’s National Team is facing its toughest test of this World Cup, playing host country France in the quarterfinals on Friday afternoon. Sam Stutsman will be cheering his team on loud and clear. Stutsman is part…
Thursday, June 27th is National HIV Testing Day, and health care workers in the metro want to make it worth your while to get tested — beyond just the gift of peace of mind. That’s why the Harm Reduction Clinic, or HRC, in Fargo is offering free Target gift cards along with free tests for HIV and Hepatitis C. The…
The owner and general manager of the brand new Buffalo Wings & Rings restaurant tells Adam Ladwig what they’re bringing to West Fargo. The restaurant is set to open next Wednesday, July 3rd, at 695 32nd Avenue East in West Fargo. Owner Al Hauck already owns locations in Bismarck and Minot. He says his restaurant serves fresh, never frozen…
Do you want to make some new friends? Does your dog need to enhance its social life too? Downtown Dogs wants to help. Rachel Mrozinski joins Adam to talk about her doggy social group. During the summer, Downtown Dogs hosts Tail Waggin’ Tuesdays at the Dike East Dog Park in Fargo from 6:30-7:30 p.m. every week. They also do…
Scott Moen with the American Legion Post 21 tells us about a weekend full of fun event honoring 100 years in the community. He estimates the American Legion has poured more than one million dollars in the local community. Festivities run Friday through Sunday at the Legion Hall at 303 30th St. N, in Moorhead. Check out the entire…
We all know kids who are stressed because they’re hungry can’t concentrate enough to learn well in school. But for some families, the stress of paying for school lunches lasts long after school’s out for summer. Districts that struggle under the burden of unpaid school lunch debt have now started to turn that debt over to collections agencies. That can…
They’re over the Moon at the Fargo Public Library over the opportunity to share actual moon rocks and meteorite pieces with the community. The library is hosting real moon rocks this Friday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the Rockin’ On and Spacin’ Out event. They partnered with the North Dakota State Library to display the rare cosmic…
June 6th is National Yo-Yo Day. Game Giant in downtown Fargo is hosting Fargo’s own world champion yo-yo artist, John Narum, for a celebration of yo-yo’s. He’s joining other local yo-yo artists for a performance at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, with a workshop afterward. The event is free and open to everyone. The store is located at 626 2nd Ave N….
A Sheldon, North Dakota veterinarian is doing what she can to mitigate the shortage of equine vets in our region by taking her clinic on the road. Veterinarian Dr. Charley Stansbery started her mobile equine clinics earlier this spring, bringing the vet clinic to the horse, rather than the other way around. They’ve been so popular in the region, the…
