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Urban Selection opened its doors on Fargo's North University Drive in 2022.
"With my art, I might put in some mark that feels like it's going to ruin it, but I go into it feeling brave," said Rogne. "I think it's the same as being brave in business."
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Researchers at Dakota State University are looking into how alfalfa honey could be used to fight plant and human pathogens.
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Gold Rush Olmsted County Antique Show and Market kicked off its 52nd year over the weekend.
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The house at 630 Riverside Drive even earned a new nickname during the episode: "Joe and Jack's Technicolor Prison."
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The annual celebration of Norwegian Constitution Day, May 17, will take place next weekend in Norway Lake, Sunburg and Milan.
'Don't you like American music, Baby?'
“The documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch is in search of a new subject when they discover a dying historic Midwestern newspaper and the publisher trying to revive it with volunteer reporters,” according to a press release.
🔊 In this episode, Don and John share their collected wisdom to keep in your back pocket before you find yourself enthralled with what a garden center has to offer.
Life coach Nichole Haugen will host a Catholic Healthcare Retreat for Women May 30 to June 1 in Valley City, North Dakota.
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On this Mother’s Day, who better to celebrate than one of North Dakota's most memorable mothers, Elizabeth Bodine, 1968's "American Mother of the Year" and the recipient of the state's highest honor, The Theodore Roosevelt Roughrider Award.
Many across the region and much of the U.S. enjoyed a spectacular display of northern lights, the strongest in 20 years.
Residents in the northern states were treated to a light show that danced across the horizon, but some reports have the rare geomagnetic storm visible as far away as Alabama and Florida.
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