FARGO — They certainly have their hands full at 4 Luv of Dog rescue, and so do the folks from the Morning Show. A litter of 7 terrier puppies was born at the pound 8 weeks ago, and after some tender care in the hands of 4 Luv’s Erin Buzick, they’re ready as of this coming weekend to go to…
FARGO — Between the snow in the long winters, and the rain when it warms up, bike skills for folks around here can tend to get a little…. rusty. But they’re rounding up some help for you and your family tonight in West Fargo. The Bike Safety Rodeo has free bike tune-ups, a bike wash station, and an obstacle course….
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — It’s only the beginning of summer but United Way of Cass-Clay is already gearing up for the start of school. It’s annual school supply drive kicks off. You can pick up anything from backpacks, binders and folders to pens, pencils and markers. Supplies can be dropped off at Enclave, First International Bank and Trust, any Marvin…
FARGO — It’s feel-good food, and if you stop by Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota Wednesday, you can fill up on a good cause. It’s United Way of Cass-Clay’s “Eat United,” for the seventh year in a row, hosted by BCBSND. There are a variety of local food trucks heading out, complete with local musicians playing live. A…
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Mayor Tim Mahoney had some help at Fargo City Hall by two students who are winners of the “Mayor for a Day” essay contest. Third and fifth graders in Fargo Public Schools were asked the question: What would you do if you were mayor for a day? Nathan Asgedom recently finished fifth grade at Kennedy Elementary…
FARGO — When it comes to a workout that engages your brain as much as your brawn, fencing gets right to the point. And these young fencers are as sharp as the foils they handle. Josie and Grace are with the FM Fencing Club learning all about fencing — the techniques, the strategies, and the complexities of what they describe…
FARGO — Some rescue pets from the Turtle Mountain tribal area near Rolla, North Dakota are getting the road trip of a lifetime. They’re bound for new “furever” homes on the East Coast — but first, they stopped by the Morning Show for a visit. Keith Benning, who’s a deputy sheriff and municipal judge in that part of the state,…
FARGO — It’s Men’s Health Awareness Month and it’s time to tackle one of the toughest topics out there: mental health. It’s a critical component of anyone’s health, but men can face special challenges in pursuing improved mental health. Stereotypical, old-fashioned ideas about masculinity might make men inclined to suffer in silence. In fact, mental health professionals say, it takes…
FARGO — We’ve been following Roger Maris All-Star Week all week long. But for one man, this year’s All-Star week comes with special significance. That’s because the annual Celebrity Golf Tournament turns forty years old this week. Roger Maris Junior was there for the first one. They started it the year after his dad, baseball legend Roger Maris, was diagnosed…
Moorhead — A metro-based writers group is building connections in the community this morning through the power of storytelling. Chris Stenson is a novelist and one of the members of the Moorhead Friends Writing Group. He says the group’s grown over the last several years and it’s now on its third anthology, this one called Tales From the Water’s Edge….
