It sounds so mysterious, the “lost wax method” of making jewelry — like the lost tomb of an ancient mummy that’s stymied archaeologists for years. Turns out, the lost wax method of making jewelry is almost that old. The technique that takes a wax mold form to create rings and pendants out of molten metal dates back to the Bronze…
Pastor Dave Adams from First Lutheran Church joins Adam to talk about staying safe and positive on the internet. Cyber-bullying, harassment, sexting and pornography are all things kids can be exposed to online. Adams tells us about a presentation by tech expert Professor Dave Eisenmann that warns parents and kids to be cautious with what they share online. Adams…
It’s a week that’s already seen some ups and downs for the market and your investment — downs on Monday, ups by Tuesday morning. And that’s only the beginning, as the fallout from the Facebook personal information has started to show up in the company’s stock numbers. Some are saying the social media juggernaut may have finally met its match…
It’s a documentary film that tackles one of the toughest topics facing our times, and in spite of its difficult subject matter, “Suicide: The Ripple Effect” is already sold out for this week’s showing at Marcus Theaters. The documentary features the incredible life story of Kevin Hines, who survived an attempt at suicide by jumping off the world-famous Golden Gate…
Matt Olien with the Fargo Film Festival joins Adam to talk about the 18th annual festival this week. He tells us about some of the films that will screen this week, including Oscar-nominated films. There will also be Q & A sessions with actors and other filmmakers. Films run from Tuesday, March 20th through Saturday, March 24th. You can…
Red River Zoo Volunteer Coordinator Alyssa Cahoon and Executive Director Sally Jacobson bring Jesse the bull snake for a visit to KVRR’s morning show. We’re nearing St. Patrick’s Day, and St. Patrick is rumored to have banished the snakes from Ireland. But we tell you what benefits snakes have in our local ecosystem and tell you how to…
Fargo-Moorhead St. Patrick’s Parade chairman Don Martin and parade co-founder Ellen Mahil come on to talk about the 22nd edition of the parade. The parade takes place Saturday, March 17th in Downtown Fargo. There is a new route this year. Normally, the parade starts on NP Ave. near Robert St. and goes north up Broadway to about 6th Avenue….
Amber Parsons with Midwest Mud and Frank Clemens with Flatland Brewery join Adam and make a custom beer stein. Midwest Mud has started regular stein-making classes at the West Fargo brewery. Each class comes with a complimentary pint of beer. Once you shape and design the steins, Parsons will fire them and have them back to you in about…
Brady Brunsvold with Legacy Wealth Management helps us unpack a crazy start to 2018 for the stock market. Stock are about at their January levels after an 11% correction earlier this year. Brunsvold says stocks are still stable despite the dip. He also addresses how the markets will react to President Trump firing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, along…
United Blood Services is looking for new donors. Katie Bartelson, the Senior Donor Recruitment Representative for United Blood Services stopped by KVRR Local News Monday morning to talk about the growing need for blood donations and how people can donate. Categories: Community, Health, Morning – In The Studio Tags: Blood, blood donor, Donation, donor, united blood services
