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NDAD INSIGHTS Unique Bismarck arts event Thursday fosters natural inclusion, self-esteem
NDAD has become a contributing sponsor of "Art Without Limits - Zot Artz," a unique event in Bismarck this Thursday (April 11). It's a distinct opportunity to get a taste of inclusive arts, using u...
Posted on 4/10/13 at 11:36 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Halloween Roundup
There are a lot of resources on Halloween out there, and there are plenty of fun links to try too. Here are my past writings on Halloween: Happy Hallowthanksmas! How do you cope with the holiday whi...
Posted on 10/31/11 at 3:32 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Tell me your local hero
BISMARCK--Later this week, several North Dakotans will be recognized for being local service heroes. We'll have more on that on Saturday, but I'm interested in hearing about more local heroes across ...
Posted on 8/10/11 at 12:07 PM
THE DULLUM FILE Gershwin & Wilson
Former Beach Boy Brian Wilson has been authorized by the estate of George Gershwin to complete some unfinished songs left unfinished by the songwriter before his death in 1937, according to the Los A...
Posted on 10/8/09 at 4:22 AM
Dickinson man's WWII battleship replica also to be final resting place
U.S. Navy veteran Earl Wehner, 82, has been building a replica of the USS South Dakota (BB-57) — the battleship that he served on during World War II. But it has another, long-term purpose.
By Linda Sailer , October 04, 2010
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GIFT OF RAPID GAB: Wyndmere, N.D., auctioneer wins S.D. bid calling contest 
John Kuchera, a Wyndmere, N.D., resident, reached over the state line and took first in the 2010 South Dakota Auctioneers Association bid-calling competition on Sept. 5.
By J. Shane Mercer , October 01, 2010
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Pole fitness is what Fargoan makes her business
Thorson is Fargo’s newest pole fitness guru, an evangelist for a form of exercise centered around dance routines on a vertical stainless steel pole. As far as she knows – and as far as the newspaper can tell – she’s the medium’s first and only instructor in town, or in North Dakota, for that matter.
By Marino Eccher , September 27, 2010
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Veterans treasure 164th reunion for the 65th time in Valley City
Sixty-seven years ago, at age 18, Horace Nearhood was drafted into the 164th Infantry Regiment – a unit of North Dakota’s National Guard – and shipped out to the Pacific to fight. Nearhood, now 86 and retired, did the same thing he’s done once a year for the past three decades: drove 950 miles from his home in Toledo, Ohio, to Valley City for the 164th’s annual reunion to see old comrades in arms.
By Marino Eccher , September 18, 2010
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Threshers reunite in New Rockford
The 52nd annual Central Dakota Steam Threshers Reunion is all about nostalgia. But don’t look for this to be a gathering or reunion of men who operated the big steam engines to thresh the grain back in the day when horses and steam were the only power of agriculture.
By Keith Norman , September 18, 2010
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Valley couple's classified connection canceled
You might not remember the name Steve Hicks or the object of his affection, a woman simply known as Pegi. But you probably remember their story.
By Robert Morast , September 17, 2010
At 82, Dr. Ruth has more than sex on her mind
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the world renowned sexpert, is in Israel probing something completely new.
By Aron Heller , August 18, 2010
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Derided no more, suburban life is turning serious
The numbingly similar tract homes, endless strip malls and multiple minivans filled with youth soccer players indelibly mark this former Indian mission territory as a Kansas City suburb.
By Alan Scher Zagier , July 05, 2010
Minn. high school graduate inspired to paint
Inspired by the realist style of Edward Hopper, recent Century High School graduate Ali Sifuentes snapped a few nighttime photographs of Silver Lake Foods on north Broadway hoping to recreate the scene in an oil painting.
By Laura horihan , July 03, 2010
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Former Bobcat employees find new career paths
Six months later, there is no boss and no time clock and the sun is overhead, instead of a factory roof. "I love the freedom. The biggest thing is I'm in control of my own destiny," said Dale Lang, a former Bobcat employee who now works for himself, running a lawn care business. "If I fail, it's my own fault."
By Christopher Bjorke , July 03, 2010
To her, 'Wild Bill' Langer was simply 'Daddy'
Mary Gokey, 85, is the third of Bill and Lydia Langer’s four daughters. Everyone calls her Mimi. She lives in Fargo with her cat named Brother, plays bridge and wonders what in the world to do with stacks of mementoes from her father’s long political career that brought a fair share of glory and turmoil to the family.
By Bob Lind , June 20, 2010
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Nontraditional church plants seeds in heart of Fargo
Posted on Brett Moser’s Facebook profile is the phrase “Religion Sucks.” Seems like an odd thing for a pastor to say.
By J. Shane Mercer , June 19, 2010
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Rare congenital condition not slowing college-bound Moorhead student
She’s since endured more surgeries, hours of therapy and the occasional pitying stare. But Emily Paulson, 18, has refused to shirk from attention. She’s performed on a musical theater stage weeks after surgery. She’s played the cello for a crowd at Pearl Harbor. She’s appeared in a fitness video.
By Mila Koumpilova , June 01, 2010
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HAIR RAISING: Fargo woman's designs gaining national attention
Lisa Dresser lives in Fargo with a family and is still working with hair. But her work has advanced beyond the basic hair-cutting stage. Her ability to craft voluminous, dynamic hair show pieces has earned Dresser some minor acclaim on the national hair scene.
By Robert Morast , May 31, 2010
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MORE THAN JUST NAMES: Area Eagle Scout’s dog-tag tribute honors 1,350 fallen
It took Andrew Paul Nelson three months of Saturdays to complete the task, sometimes supervising a handful of other Scouts. He actually picked up where another Eagle Scout had left off. Alex Craychee, a volunteer at the museum, started the project several years ago.
By Eagle Scout's dog tag tribute , May 31, 2010
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