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FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY USHL Western Conference finals preview
A battle of the Dakotas will decide who wins the USHL Western Conference and advances to the Clark Cup, as the Sioux Falls Stampede and the Fargo Force will face off in a best-of-five series. Both ...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 6:56 PM
THE NEW FORTY Green's the color of spring...
One of my all-time favorite songs is It's Not Easy Being Green sung by Kermit the Frog. In the song Kermit laments that green isn't a flashy color, but it is the color of other noteworthy things. Thin...
Posted on 4/24/13 at 8:18 PM
ASTRO BOB Wake up to spring tomorrow and see the space station
After shoveling another 8 inches of snow after a winter of white, the banks along my walkway are now nearly at eye level. If there's a lawn under there, I'm gonna need a team of archaeologists to fi...
Posted on 3/19/13 at 2:15 PM
CUTE N' COMFY I've caught a bad case of Spring fever
It's that time of winter when the temperature gets higher for a day or two and the snow starts to melt, forming scattered puddles in the streets. I retire my winter gear for the year and pull out my l...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 1:41 PM
BEST FRIENDS ND Hallock sets up urban deer hunt season 
Rules are in place for the deer hunting season that will take place within the city limits of Hallock, Minn., this year.
By Ryan Bakken , April 10, 2013
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VIRG FOSS: UND's hockey season, condensed
Even though UND’s hockey season has ended, there’s far more to write about than space allows. With that in mind, I’ll condense a short series of topics into one column and offer up my comments.
By Virg Foss , April 05, 2013
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TOM MILLER: A hit-and-miss season
Some in the college hockey world will be shocked by No. 15 seed Yale’s 4-1 win over North Dakota on Saturday in the championship game of the NCAA West Regional. They shouldn’t be.
By Tom Miller , March 30, 2013
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Bobcat season continues through March 15 in North Dakota
Bobcats, or Lynx rufus if you want to go scientific, have probably been one of the state's most economically significant furbearers over the long haul.
Bobcats are not listed as an endangered species while the Canada lynx is, so they are both regulated under what is known as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
By Brian Gehring , January 14, 2013
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Make cold weather fashionable with boot cuffs
Boot cuffs are similar to leg warmers, only smaller. They tuck into your dress boot and can fold over the top, giving the appearance that you are wearing long, thick socks. Mine are made out of a wool-type material and have two buttons on each for design. A lot of boot cuffs are crocheted or knitted.
By Beth Winkler , January 13, 2013
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BRAD DOKKEN: Two brothers, one stand, two wolves
Two brothers talk about each shooting wolves from the same stand within 24 hours of each other toward end of season on property near Skime, Minn.
By Brad Dokken , January 13, 2013
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LLOYD OMDAHL: Polarization has crept into Christmas
Not even Christmas can escape the divisive polarization that has embittered American politics. Christmas peace is being disrupted by an evolving controversy between the advocates of “Merry Christmas” and the revisionists who want “Happy Holidays.” It’s the devil’s wedge issue.
By Lloyd Omdahl , December 17, 2012
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Holiday party dress codes
The holidays are often a highly social season that provide a good reason to wear the things you might not often have the occasion to pull out of your closet: sequins, a fancy red dress, the sexy black one.
But should you? Or will everyone else be wearing their cozy cashmere sweater and favorite riding boots?
By Samantha Critchell , December 09, 2012
AROUND THE REGION: NDSU cheaters list? ... Two charged in neglect case ... Man faces sex charges ... more
Some faculty at North Dakota State University want to create a list of students found guilty of cheating. Faculty who support the idea said they have no way of knowing if a student they are dealing with has a history of cheating elsewhere on campus. Nearly two-thirds of faculty who participated in a recent poll said they want NDSU to establish a registry for academic dishonesty.
By Associated Press , December 13, 2009
AROUND THE REGION: Beauty pageant for men ... Commercial fisherman sues Michigan ... more
Organizers of a fundraiser in Wadena are looking for a few good men manly enough to participate in a beauty pageant. And, yes, facial hair is OK. “What we need are a few men who are strong enough to compete like a woman,” said Bonnie Kingsley who is organizing the “Miss Tootsie” pageant in January as a fundraiser for the Miss Wadena Scholarship Pageant.
By Associated Press/Forum Communications , November 28, 2009
Weather puts a damper on deer openers
Wind, rain, snow and way too much standing corn — especially in northeastern North Dakota — combined to throw a wrench into opening weekend deer-hunting success for many hunters on both sides of the Red River.
The firearms deer season opened at noon Friday in North Dakota and a half-hour before sunrise Saturday in Minnesota.
By Brad Dokken , November 09, 2008
OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: Mountain lion didn't come from Greenbush, Camp Ripley Archery hunt etc.
Mountain lion tale: A trio of mountain lions caught on trail camera eating a deer carcass didn’t come from northwest of Greenbush, Minn., officials say, despite a popular report making the rounds over the Internet the past couple of weeks.
By compiled by Brad Dokken , November 02, 2008
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