SCOTT HENNEN
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Scott Hennen, Fargo, column: Smoking ban snuffs out personal liberty 
I don’t smoke. So, as far as I’m concerned, we can either ban cigarettes and other tobacco products or not. But this water torture approach to limiting personal choice borders on harassment.
By Scott Hennen , October 26, 2012
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RYAN BAKKEN: How much would you pay for this column?
Since imitation is the greatest form of flattery, I’m going to offer similar sponsorships to be an “owner” of my column. Since this column doesn’t have near the value of a radio station — which includes the likes of towers and pizza coupons — I’m offering these shares for the low, low price of $1.
By Ryan Bakken , June 25, 2012
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Scott Hennen asks fans to become ‘founding fathers’
Scott Hennen has a new timeslot and a new plan to enlist his fans as backers – “founding fathers,” as he puts it – of AM 1100 The Flag. The conservative talk radio host said Thursday he will announce today that he’s seeking 1,600 backers to put $1,000 each toward the purchase and operation of the station.
By Marino Eccher , June 01, 2012
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Hennen returns to the airwaves, denies oil baron Hamm is investor in station purchase
Scott Hennen, the man conservative talk radio listeners in the Red River Valley call “The Chairman,” plans to keep AM1100 The Flag focused on conservative talk. Hennen declined to reveal who makes up his current investor group. But he said oil billionaire Harold Hamm, who he counts as a friend, is not part of that group.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 19, 2012
Radio host Hennen to buy back The Flag
Conservative host previously owned stationScott Hennen, a conservative talk show host and radio station manager, has signed an agreement to buy back 1100 AM The Flag, the Fargo radio station he founded in 2008 before his investors fired him in 2010.
By Wendy Reuer, Eric Peterson and John Lamb , April 18, 2012
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Conservative talk show host Scott Hennen off the air in Grand Forks
Scott Hennen’s conservative talk show has been dropped from KNOX Radio in Grand Forks, his “adopted hometown,” as the station moves to more news-oriented afternoon programming, program director Jarrod “J.T.” Thomas said Tuesday.
By Chuck Haga , March 20, 2012
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Clash of the Hennens
They’re loving siblings, but he loves Reagan, she loves OccupyThey share a name, a family, a love for radio and a marked propensity to talk. But while Scott Hennen has established himself as the conservative radio voice of the Red River Valley, the brash and sometimes bombastic Rush Limbaugh of the Upper Midwest, sister Nancy Hennen marches to a much different drummer: campaigning in 2008 for Barack Obama, championing left-leaning causes through social media and now helping to organize the fledgling Occupy North Dakota movement.
By Chuck Haga , November 19, 2011
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ODD COUPLE: Political pundits speak in Moorhead
James Carville and Mary Matalin talked politics Monday night at Concordia College.
The couple on opposite sides of the political spectrum – Carville is a Democrat and Matalin is a Republican – talked to an overflow crowd of at least 1,000 about issues facing the country today.
By Amy Dalrymple , October 31, 2011
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Tea party organizers ask Grand Forks conservatives to move beyond ‘just holding up signs’
N.D. Tea Party Caucus held its first of several statewide events Thursday, drawing about 50 local supporters The tea party movement has made waves across the country and had a growing presence in North Dakota over the past two years, but Perry Schumacher said Thursday that supporters need to move beyond rallies and holding up signs because that’s “not enough” anymore.
July 07, 2011
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Scott Hennen to return to Grand Forks airwaves
Starting May 31, Hennen’s talk show will be on KNOX 1310 AM from 2 to 5 p.m. weekdays, the station confirmed. It’ll also be syndicated for broadcast in other markets.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , May 25, 2011
Hennen makes abrupt exit from radio
FARGO – Longtime talk-radio host Scott Hennen is off local airwaves, again, and his exit Monday came faster than he expected.
By Dave Roepke , May 23, 2011
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North Dakota blogger sued over unauthorized use of photo
According to a lawsuit filed last month in Colorado’s U.S. District Court:
Rob Port and Scott Hennen, both featured radio personalities on Fargo’s AM-1100 The Flag, published a photo without permission on the SayAnythingBlog.com blog.
By Kristen Daum , March 22, 2011
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Scott Hennen has surgery to remove colon
Scott Hennen, the Fargo radio personality whose talk show career was launched in Grand Forks, is recovering Tuesday following surgery on Monday to remove his colon after pre-cancerous growths were found.
By Patrick Springer , March 01, 2011
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Scott Hennen, Fargo, letter: N.D. must keep oil taxes competitive
We’re on a collision course when the price fluctuates because companies could leave for Oklahoma, Texas, Montana — anywhere but North Dakota because we have the highest oil tax of the lower 48 states.
By Scott Hennen , February 03, 2011
GF tea party hears Republican candidates, expresses viewpoints
About 120 people gathered Sunday afternoon for a pre-election tea party in the Ramada Inn to listen to local and statewide Republican candidates.
By Stephen J. Lee , October 24, 2010
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