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HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS Become an Expert When Choosing Your Next Roofing Contractor
Stability of your potential contracting company When choosing a contractor to work with for your new roofing project you want to make sure that it is a reputable company. Make sure it is a permanent p...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:17 PM
OUR LILY TREE I get it now.
This past week Steve went to North Carolina for a conference and was with the kids. My mom- and later, my dad- came up to help me. My mother and her friend, Bonnie, also walked in the Fargo Marathon 1...
Posted on 5/21/12 at 12:48 PM
COLOR ME GREEN What It's Really Like to be a Mom
Before I had kids I remember hearing the phrase, Youll never really understand what its like to be a mom until you are one. I have to admit to thinking that geez, I have a pretty good imagination an...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 10:38 AM
EVERYDAY GOURMET Pesto Egg and Cheese Cups
Looking for a quick and easy last minute breakfast idea that will make your kitchen table feel a little more like a bistro table?Or maybe you are looking for a brunch dish thatworks the same for 1 or ...
Posted on 5/6/12 at 8:10 AM
PIN IT Sewing Kit
It's that time of year again, high school and college graduations. This can often mean a need for a lot of graduation gifts. As always I look around Pinterest for ideas, that are on the lower end of t...
Posted on 5/5/12 at 5:21 PM
Polka dot house a dot.com hit 
The house at 523 University Ave. in Grand Forks has been around for 112 years and all it took was a fresh coat of paint to turn it into an instant landmark and an overnight Internet sensation. A fresh coat of polka dots that is.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , May 05, 2012
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Areavoices: Helping others succeed just by spring cleaning
This weekend’s warm weather breathed a little spring freshness into our home in Moorhead and I can feel the buzz of new energy that the anticipation of this season always gives me! After the long months of winter I just can’t resist the urge to clean out the closets, clear off the counters, and rearrange that living room furniture – just one more time!
By Forum Communications , April 04, 2012
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New home, old heart
When Tanya and Keith Lingle asked Tanya’s dad, Howard Wrigley, if they could put one of the barn doors from his family farm in their new home, he thought they were crazy. Many homeowners are thinking the same way. They crave the character of old architectural styles, but they don’t want to deal with 80-year-old plumbing and a fossilized furnace. Local builders and architects say the demand has increased in the last decade for these “new old homes.”
By Tammy Swift , March 24, 2012
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AMY DALRYMPLE: Experiencing the 'Patch'
It’s only been one month since I moved to Williston, and I’ve already had a mini Oil Patch experience. I’ve been homeless. I’ve signed a lease for an apartment that rents for $2,500 a month. I’ve spent the night in the cab of a U-Haul parked outside of the Stanley, N.D., Cenex truck stop. Let me back up.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 13, 2012
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Grand Forks Air Force Base housing privatization starts June 1
Military housing at Grand Forks Air Force Base will be turned over to private property management on June 1, according to base administration. The conversion, which began at the beginning of 2011, calls for demolishing 286 existing housing units, mostly two-, four- and six-plex buildings, which will leave the base with 547 single-family houses.
By Kevin Bonham , March 06, 2012
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New women’s magazine comes to Grand Forks
A new free bimonthly magazine is now available in the Grand Forks area.
Grand Cities Woman, published by North Dakota-based Graber Media, includes information for women regarding their homes, kids and professional development, according to a Monday announcement.
By Herald Staff Report , March 05, 2012
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Tide comes up with liquid detergent-filled tablets to make laundry easier
It took eight years, 450 product sketches, 6,000 consumer tests and hundreds of millions of dollars for Procter & Gamble to create something that it hopes will be destroyed in the wash. Tide Pods are palm-size, liquid detergent-filled tablets that are designed to be tossed in the washer to take the measuring cups — and messiness — out of laundry. P&G says the product, which hit store shelves last month, is its biggest innovation in laundry in about a quarter of a century.
By Mae Anderson , March 04, 2012
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AREA NEWS: Grand Forks YWCA to be demolished ... UND: Smoking ban cuts heart attacks ... Grand Forks affordable housing gets grant
The old YWCA building in downtown Grand Forks will be demolished, according to the city, which will be blocking traffic and parking in the vicinity for a week starting Wednesday.
By Herald Staff Report , February 27, 2012
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Grand Forks council considers land donation
Group would build affordable homes on lotsThe nonprofit Grand Forks Community Land Trust wants to develop 11 lots mostly in the near south neighborhood for moderate income owners. The organization presented its plan Monday at the Grand Forks City Council’s Finance and Development Committee.
By Christopher Bjorke , February 27, 2012
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Home furnishings boutique opens in Grand Forks
A new home furnishings and decor boutique is open for business in south Grand Forks, filling the last vacant space in the Columbia Junction strip mall that also houses T.J. Maxx.
By Ryan Johnson , February 09, 2012
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MARILYN HAGERTY: On Christmas Eve, all roads lead you back home
Excuse me, please. But it’s Christmas Eve, and I must go home. If only for five minutes and only in my thoughts, I have to go back on Christmas Eve. I haven’t been there in person since I was in college. Still, I have never been away.
By Marilyn Hagerty , December 23, 2011
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Low-income homes in Grafton to get major facelift thanks to federal program
Some 14 homes in Grafton, N.D., will receive major repairs in the next couple of years through a federal program designed to improve housing conditions for low-income rural residents.
By Kevin Bonham , October 28, 2011
Coal-tar driveway sealer, cited as pollutant, banned by more Minnesota cities
In the 18 months since White Bear Lake, Minn., became the first Minnesota city to forbid a common type of driveway sealant, about a dozen others have followed, as evidence mounts that chemicals from the sealants are creating a hazardous and expensive problem in storm-water ponds. The sealant industry disputes the claim.
By Laurie Blake , October 19, 2011
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HOME WORK: Developing Minot housing is a daunting task
“I’m taking a big risk on the project,” said Kent Busek. An accountant by training, he confessed that he’s never been a developer before, and yet he now finds himself driving a massive residential project near the Minot airport.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , October 01, 2011
Minnesota couple builds 420-square-foot house in the trees
When retired couple Will and Peggy Line walk up the steps into their tree house on their property in southeast Wadena, they feel like they’re 12 again.
The tree house that’s nearly 15 feet up in the air entangled with several large trees is not your typical tree house that usually consists of a few old boards nailed to the tree for a fort and steps.
By Jennifer Stockinger , September 25, 2011
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