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LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO Rediscovering Pasta Salad
Recently, I began working at a locally-owned bakery and cafe that offers a lovely pasta salad each day. I never gave much thought or consideration to pasta salad, until now. One lunch break, I tried ...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 9:16 AM
HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS The Effects of Hail on Your Home
A hail storm can have devastating effects on your home. Each year, the effects of hail damage cost Americans around $1 billion dollars. Throughout your homes exterior, hail damage manifests itself in ...
Posted on 5/22/13 at 12:38 PM
STAFF BLOG EVERYDAY GOURMET Zesty Tomato Quinoa
There is no doubt that quinoa is on trend right now in the food world. The united nations has even deemed 2013 as the "year or quinoa". Not just because it's popular though, but because it is consider...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 9:19 AM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER A Special Day for Moms
Happy Mother's Day to all you PIC MOMS out there.. new moms, stay-at-home-moms, working moms, single moms, expecting moms and more. Mother's not only give us life. Motherhoodrequires 24 hours of pa...
Posted on 5/12/13 at 11:18 PM
EH? PLUS Treasured junk
Theres junk. And then theres the kind of junk thats used for shabby chic and other home and garden dcor. The third semi-annual Duluth Junk Hunt from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday will have p...
Posted on 5/9/13 at 12:00 AM
How to avoid pet-set fires 
Unattended pets that are bored or hungry could unintentionally set a home on fire. Here are ways to pet-proof a home to make these situations less likely
By Sue Manning , November 04, 2012
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Getting creative with candy corn
One of the most enduring of Halloween icons, candy corn is now over 130 years old. Candy corn has become not only a staple of the trick-or-treat bowl, but an inspiration for seasonal decor.
By Kim Cook , October 23, 2012
Reduce waste and de-clutter with a home mail center
Keeping up with the constant flow of bills, ads, coupons, credit card offers, fliers and phonebooks is a job that will end up piling up on you and your kitchen counter unless you have a good system in place to take care of it.
By Carrie Brusven , October 02, 2012
AREAVOICES: I can see clearly now
I have been in basements of many clients with Rubbermaid tubs filled to the brim with unknown items. Homes can become filled with boxes that are equally as hard to see through without X-ray vision.
By Melissa Schmalenberger , September 18, 2012
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Paint can be a dramatic, low-cost floor covering
When it became clear that allergies would prevent Nancy B. Westfall's infant daughter from having a rug in her room, the Atlanta-based artist turned instead to paint, a few stencils and a plan.
By Diana Marszalek , August 07, 2012
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Florida couple gets room makeover from Vanilla Ice
Nesty and Michelle Nunez couldn’t believe it. Vanilla Ice, ’90s rapper-turned-renovator, was outside the Lake Worth couple’s house. Surprise, surprise baby. The couple were chosen — from almost 1,000 photo and video submissions — to receive a $30,000 room renovation as part of DIY Network’s "VIP: Ice My House" special.
By Hana Engroff , August 02, 2012
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Ditch the dryer: tips for airing clean laundry
Think clotheslines are a relic of a bygone era, a time when our grandmothers slaved over their dainties with stiff birch-wood pins?
By Cedar Burnett , July 24, 2012
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Intricate fire pits becoming more popular
Since ancient times, man has been drawn to fire for food, warmth and comfort from the dark. That attraction is still going strong, and options for gathering around a backyard circle of dancing flames with family and friends are more numerous than ever.
By Jill Draper , July 01, 2012
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Housing fund lags in ND oil country
North Dakota Housing Finance Agency records obtained and analyzed by The Associated Press show that only a handful of the hundreds of businesses that benefit directly from the oil bonanza have contributed to the housing incentive fund.
By James MacPherson , June 21, 2012
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VIDEO: Gilbertsons decide to sell dream home they won, stay put in Kindred
It's not every day a family wins a half-million-dollar home, but besides a few overnight camping adventures in a West Fargo dream house, the Gilbertsons have decided to stay put in Kindred. But they won't be walking away empty-handed.
By Bill Schammert , June 19, 2012
Dust: You can't defeat it but you can control it
Experts say dust's constant accumulation on all those books, clothes and knickknacks has nothing to do with poor housekeeping. It's a naturally and continually forming collection of some pretty gross stuff.
By Diana Marszalek , May 30, 2012
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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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