THOMPSON ND
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Select UND student ensemble, “Trio Ferace,” to play fund-raising concert in Thompson, N.D., April 21, and at UND on April 28
Trio Ferace, a select group of University of North Dakota music students, will be holding a fund-raising concert and silent auction at the Muiderman Theater in Thompson, N.D., at 7:30 p.m., on Saturda...
Posted on 4/19/12 at 1:45 PM
Irish guitar wizard John Doyle coming to local theater 
John Doyle, a founding member of the Irish super group Solas, will be the next featured guitarist in the Masters of Guitar concert series Oct. 14 at Muiderman Theatre at Thompson, N.D.
By Herald Staff Report , September 28, 2012
Cello, piano duo to perform Saturday at Thompson, N.D.
UND music professors Simona Barbu and Nariaki Sugiura will present a chamber music recital at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Muiderman Theater near Thompson, N.D., featuring music for cello and piano by the Romantic era composer Johannes Brahms.
By Herald Staff Report , September 28, 2012
Punk Monk: Stuart Davis performs Masters of Guitar Series on Saturday
Stuart Davis will offer more than excellent guitar music to his audience Saturday night when he performs in the next Masters of Guitar concert series at the Muiderman Theater near Thompson, N.D.
September 14, 2012
Thompson one of two North Dakota schools recognized nationally
Thompson Public School was given the 2012 National Blue Ribbon School Award for outstanding academic achievement, one of two North Dakota schools to be recognized, a release from the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction said Monday.
By Jennifer Johnson , September 10, 2012
Thompson man injured in grain auger accident
A Thompson, N.D., man was injured Wednesday after his foot became caught in a grain auger, officials said.
By Herald Staff Report , September 05, 2012
Stuart Davis to perform at Muiderman Theater in Thompson, ND
Singer, songwriter, actor and comedian Stuart Davis will perform from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Muiderman Theater in Thompson, N.D. “It will be an acoustic, folk-rock show, full of poetic lyrics and great guitar work,” said Kevin Muiderman, owner of Muiderman Guitars.
By Heidi Bounphithack , August 03, 2012
Area mosquito spraying Friday
Spraying for mosquitoes will be conducted from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday in Buxton, Thompson and Reynolds, N.D., weather permitting.
By Herald Staff Report , July 19, 2012
Thompson trades gravel for asphalt
But the little town that pavement forgot is getting a makeover, an asphalt-laying project that city officials hope will ease house-cleaning through about three-quarters of Thompson, lower street maintenance costs and enable the riding of bikes and skateboards through more of the city’s neighborhoods.
By Chuck Haga , June 27, 2012
FACES: UND student is a one-man trumpet band
Whether fingering the plaintive strains of taps or jazzing it up like Louis Armstrong, playing the trumpet is a blast for James Kerzman. Kerzman, a UND music performance major from Thompson, began playing trumpet in the fifth grade when he lived with his family in Surrey, N.D.
By Ann Bailey , June 10, 2012
Woman injured in south Grand Forks crash
A Thompson, N.D., woman was injured Thursday evening in a two-vehicle crash on South Columbia Road in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , June 08, 2012
Grand Forks region students honored
Phillip Brockman of Thompson, N.D., a home-schooled student, has received a $2500 scholarship from the National Merit Scholarship Corp.
By Herald Staff Report , May 14, 2012
VIDEO: Thompson woman hospitalized after car rolled
A Thompson, N.D., woman was hospitalized Wednesday morning when her vehicle rolled on its side after a collision at 40th Avenue South and Washington Street in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , May 02, 2012
'Hot sounds': World-class guitarist, talented young pianist to perform Saturday with symphony
“Hot Sounds from France, Spain and the Southwest” will be the focus Saturday night when the Greater Grand Forks Symphony Orchestra takes the stage along with a teen piano prodigy and a guitarist and composer who will debut his guitar concerto.
By Herald Staff Report , March 23, 2012
RYAN BAKKEN: Thompson still 'slice of heaven' despite loss of gravel streets
Stereotypes of my residence of the past 23 years are chiseled in granite.
Bedroom community. Speed trap. Gravel streets. Yes, Thompson still is inhabited mostly by people who work in Grand Forks. And, yes, you don’t want to break the speed limit because you’ll get collared. The speed trap is our version of economic development. But, get out the sander to remove the third stereotype from the granite. By the end of this year, approximately two-thirds of Thompson’s roadways will be paved.
By Ryan Bakken , February 18, 2012
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