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LIVING EMPOWERED The 30 Habits of Highly Empowered Women
While doing a little dusting in the office, I spotted a well-worn copy of Steven Coveys classic, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This book first introduced us to concepts like the abundance m...
Posted on 12/4/12 at 11:30 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Are you proud of your blog?
Are you proud of your blog? Well, share it! We've made it easier to share your Areavoices blog on your website. We've tweaked and sharpened our Areavoices logo to enable you to post it on your websit...
Posted on 11/8/11 at 3:46 PM
THE DULLUM FILE The Next Big Thing
For some time now we've been promising to tell you about the next big thing. So, here we go. We're going to Nashville, Memphis and Branson in October. It is going to be a hoot! We're going to be gue...
Posted on 6/30/11 at 9:45 AM
THE LIST: Northland exhibit ... Joshua Nichols ... book signing ... etc. 
The World’s Smallest Gallery in Urban Stampede, Grand Forks, is showing the fourth annual Northland Community and Technical College Student Exhibit through May 9.
By Herald Staff Reports , April 24, 2010
Book notes
Book recommendations from Grand Forks Public Library and East Grand Forks Campbell Library.
April 24, 2010
Q&A with Almond, 2009 UND Writers Conference guest
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Steve Almond, the author of the short story collections “My Life in Heavy Metal” and “The Evil B.B. Chow,” was one of the guest authors at the 2009 UND Writers Conference in Grand Forks. He has written the novel “Which Brings Me to You” (with Julianna Baggott), and the non-fiction books “Candyfreak” and “(Not That You Asked).”
By PopMatters.com , April 24, 2010
William Peter Blatty creates horrific confusion
I’ve adored the novelist William Peter Blatty since I was a preteen; 1971’s “The Exorcist” (which I probably shouldn’t have read at age 10, but did) turned me into a lifelong horror fan, and I was also quite taken with 1978’s “The Ninth Configuration” and 1983’s “Legion,” a sequel to “The Exorcist.”
By By Joy Tipping , April 24, 2010
Wife: 'Dexter' star 'fully recovered' from cancer
The wife of Michael C. Hall says the "Dexter" star is "fully recovered" from cancer and has returned to work.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2010
Bret Michaels hospitalized with hemorrhage, in critical condition
Bret Michaels is in critical condition suffering from a brain hemorrhage, his publicist said Friday.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2010
Pekin to host Battle of the Bands
Event for teens set for May 1Four bands will play May 1 in Pekin, N.D., in a Battle of the Bands that’s been planned by teens and members of the Nelson County Arts Council.
By Herald Staff Report , April 23, 2010
GALLERIES: 'Brand 'it' ... 'Drawings & Paintings' ... etc.
A list of local and regional art exhibits.
By Herald staff reports , April 23, 2010
THE LIST: Billboard drawing ... Artist reception ... etc
Area arts and entertainment events.
By Herald staff reports , April 23, 2010
FINGERSTYLE TIMES TWO: Saturday night's guitar night at the Empire
Acclaimed musicians Sparks, Heywood play Saturday at EmpireFingerstyle guitar virtuoso Tim Sparks has crafted his sound from years of traveling the world, with influences of jazz, ragtime, blues, bluegrass and classical music, a news release said. Phil Heywood plays guitar with a bluesy swing, arresting lyricism, a down-home rhythmic groove, fluidity and flair. Each will play individually, and they will play together.
By Herald Staff Report , April 23, 2010
Fargo site of one of Playboy Club anniversary events
The Venue at The Hub is one of 50 globally picked to host simultaneous satellite anniversary parties for the Playboy Club on June 10 - and that will also bring two Playmates in person to that Fargo bar.
By John Lamb , April 23, 2010
Voices of the World
Children’s choirs, others to perform in Grand ForksWith a season-ending concert and a two-day international music festival coming up, the next 10 days are bound to be an exciting time for the Grand Cities Children’s Choir and its founder and artistic director, Melanie Popejoy.
By Paulette Tobin , April 22, 2010
’South Park’ Muhammad episode airs despite uproar
Comedy Central’s “South Park” included a representation of the Prophet Muhammad as a character this week despite a radical Muslim group’s warning that its producers could be killed.
By David Bauder , April 22, 2010
THE LIST: 'Eurydice' ... Library fun ... Nightlife ... etc.
Area arts and entertainment events.
By Herald staff reports , April 22, 2010
Popejoy wins Gold Note award
Melanie Popejoy, vocal music instructor for Grand Forks Valley Middle School and founder and artistic director of the Grand Cities Children’s Choir, is this year’s winner of the Gold Note award presented by Thursday Music Club.
By Herald Staff Report , April 22, 2010
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