red river valley fair

Mariah Tries Fair Food: Oofda Taco

Our very own Mariah Bush has graciously been our guinea pig this week

  WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – Our very own Mariah Bush has graciously been our guinea pig this week. She had never experienced many of the fair food staples we love to eat every year at the Red River Valley Fair. We aimed to change that, sending her to the fair to try a few foods beloved in our region….

Mariah Tries Fair Food: Fried Cookie Dough

Our fair food odyssey continues this morning through the culinary lens of our own Mariah Bush, who never enjoyed fair food before we forced her to eat a bunch of fried stuff at the Red River Valley Fair

  WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – Our fair food odyssey continues this morning through the culinary lens of our own Mariah Bush, who never enjoyed fair food before we forced her to eat a bunch of fried stuff at the Red River Valley Fair. Yesterday, she have a hearty endorsement to the iconic cheese curd. Today, she opts for dessert….

Mariah Tries Fair Food: Cheese Curds

There are so many fair food staples that she has never tried. It's frankly shocking. So we aimed to change that.

  WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – There’s just something about fair food. All those unhealthy choices that you only eat if you buy it against the backdrop of farm animals and carnival rides. People love it, but some people haven’t been lucky enough to experience these greasy delicacies yet. Like our own Mariah Bush. There are so many fair food…

Crews readying to launch Red River Valley Fair on Friday

The Red River Valley Fair begins its annual 10 day-long run on July 7

WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – The Red River Valley Fair in West Fargo is still a few days away, but there’s already plenty of activity at the fairgrounds. We stopped by with the KVRR drone to get a birds-eye view of the work and setup in progress. The fair begins its annual 10 day-long run on Friday. Grandstand acts this…

High fees force businesses, nonprofits to rethink annual Holiday Lights show

WEST FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Local businesses and nonprofits are feeling left out of the holiday lights display because of the event being more expensive now that it’s moved to the Red River Valley Fair than it was at Lindenwood Park. “We recognize that this has been turned over to a much more commercial aspect rather than a community aspect….