It seemed like an interesting announcement - downtown Grand Forks will soon have a hookah lounge, the first of its kind in the state. But more than a month before the business even opens its doors, some people are criticizing the venture or saying it just won't survive in a city like this. I understand why some people are against tobacco businesses, but isn't getting a non-alcoholic operation into the downtown area (and something that will add a multicultural aspect to our city) a good thing? For more discussion about this, as well as news and talk about all things music-related, visit the Red River Valley's best music blog, Valley Sound .
VALLEY SOUND: Hookah lounge opponents are just blowing smoke
It seemed like an interesting announcement - downtown Grand Forks will soon have a hookah lounge, the first of its kind in the state. But more than a month before the business even opens its doors, some people are criticizing the venture or sayin...
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