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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND to host a new season of Star Parties
Two venues: UND Observatory, just west of town; and Clifford Hall on the UND campus The northern skies at night in summer are a truly inspiring sight if the weather cooperates. The University of N...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 9:45 AM
STORM TRACKER Long Snow Season
Our just completed snow season was one of the longest on record. The first measurable snow fell on October 4 in Fargo Moorhead and the last measurable snow locally occurred on April 24 for a total of ...
Posted on 5/22/13 at 8:59 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II writing wednesdays: 'P is for Peace Garden' hits the stage
I never could have guessed when I wrote "P is for Peace Garden" that I'd be led to this moment in time: There's more on Peace Garden Writer today. Please do stop by! PGM ...
Posted on 5/22/13 at 12:09 AM
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NORTH DAKOTA 1,000 shoes to be donated to kids
By Ryan Schuster Thanks to the nearly 9,000 people who registered for last weekend's Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota Friday Night 5K and individual donations, we will be able to give away 1,00...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 12:27 PM
EH? PLUS National attention
Grand Marais Dockside Fish Market was featured in the Travel section of Sundays New York Times as one of four restaurants in the U.S. that celebrate their stamping grounds in ways that go beyond ingre...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 12:00 AM
Talks fail Friday, Crystal says parties still ‘far apart’ 
A mediation session Friday involving American Crystal Sugar Co. executives and union workers ended without a deal to end a lockout more than 10 months old.
By Forum Communications , June 08, 2012
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Old Minot neighborhood called most endangered N.D. historic place
A Minot neighborhood is being called North Dakota’s most endangered historic place. Eastwood Park was damaged by Souris River flooding last summer. The flood damaged more than 4,000 homes.
By Associated Press , May 28, 2012
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Small fuel spill reported on river at Wahpeton
Crews have cleaned up a small petroleum spill in the Bois de Sioux River on Wahpeton's south side. Richland County Emergency Manager Brett Lambrecht tells The Forum that crews used booms and absorbent pads to contain and soak up the slick, which measured about two blocks long.
By Associated Press , May 02, 2012
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Starkweather bicyclists cross into Chile
The Berg brothers, the Starkweather, N.D., natives bicycling from Alaska to Argentina to raise money for Habitat for Humanity, now are traveling through Chile bound for their destination in Ushuaia, Argentina. Nathan, 24, Isaiah, 22, and David, 19, have been blogging about their journey, which began last August, at www.BoundSouth.org.
By Herald Staff Report , April 13, 2012
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N.D. man accused of NDSU professor's murder seeks to suppress testimony
A Cooperstown man scheduled to stand trial this month in the murder of a North Dakota State University researcher wants a judge to suppress testimony about statements he allegedly made that point to a possible motive for the killing.
By Mike Nowatzki , April 05, 2012
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Fighting Sioux nickname ballot language OK’d
Secretary of State Al Jaeger today released approved ballot language for the referred measure concerning UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname. The issue will be one of several measures on the June 12 primary election ballot.
By Chuck Haga , April 04, 2012
ALWAYS IN SEASON: Sparrow season runs all year, peaks in spring
Sparrow season is upon us, and it’s time for tips on finding and identifying sparrows. Actually, sparrow season never really ends here. Some species can be found most of the year. Several species are nesters, and some spend the winter, depending on weather conditions. Spring is a good time for sparrows because a number of species spend time here as they move north to their nesting grounds. Some of these species are in the area now; some will show up a bit later. The same is true of nesting species. Some have arrived. Some are awaited.
By Mike Jacobs , March 31, 2012
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Conference to focus on future of hunting
The Future of Hunting in North Dakota” will be the focus of a conference set for March 30-31 at the Doublewood Inn in Bismarck.
By Brad Dokken , March 18, 2012
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Bismarck police: Officer shot knife-wielding man
A man wielding a knife has been shot by a Bismarck police officer after he threatened officers who responded to a report he was assaulting a woman. The Bismarck Tribune reports that the man, who was not named, was taken to a hospital with injuries that are not life-threatening.
By Associated Press , March 17, 2012
Woman accused of swinging dog around by leash in Fargo bars (VIDEO)
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A 27-year-old Fargo woman was arrested early Thursday after customers and employees at two downtown bars reported she was abusing a small dog and screaming hysterically, at one point threatening to kill the animal, Fargo police said.
By The Forum , March 16, 2012
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Kemps to purchase Fargo-based Cass-Clay Creamery
Cass-Clay, begun in 1935, has branch plants across the region, including one in Grand Forks and its products are seen on grocery shelves up and down the Red River Valley.
By Herald Staff / Forum Communications Report , March 12, 2012
Crest designs now being accepted for USS North Dakota
A group is asking North Dakota residents to submit design ideas for a crest for the second naval ship to be named for the state. The USS North Dakota Committee has already received about a dozen design ideas so far and will accept ideas through March 15.
By Herald Staff Report , February 29, 2012
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No one injured in Jamestown fire
The smoke could be seen from 30 miles away when a northwest Jamestown building used for storage burned Friday.
By Keith Norman , February 17, 2012
PREP WRESTLING: Jordan Bolstad No. 1 seed at 152 pounds heading into N.D. state tourney
Don’t tell Jordan Bolstad that early season results don’t mean a lot.
Bolstad opened the wrestling season by overcoming a big deficit to pin Lisbon’s Hunter Mairs. Both wrestlers are now state tournament-bound, Bolstad as the North Dakota Class B No. 1 seed at 152 pounds and Mairs as the No. 2 seed at that weight.
By Greg DeVillers , February 14, 2012
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