WEST FARGO
West Fargo family’s ‘little miracle’ home after getting liver transplant
A feeding tube is the only outward sign of the medical battles Aiden Shea has fought since his premature birth.
By Patrick Springer , November 07, 2009
Adaptive gym class teams up students with disabilities and high school peers
What started out as just a way to get volunteer credit has given 16-year-old Dylan Reis a future career.
By Kelly Smith , November 07, 2009
Safe Communities Coalition honors Sall
Lt. Duane Sall, a 17-year veteran officer with the West Fargo Police Department, has been named the 2009 Safe Communities Coalition Member of the Year.By Forum staff reports , November 06, 2009
H1N1 flu clinic scheduled Monday for pregnant women
FARGO - A free H1N1 vaccination clinic for pregnant women is scheduled from 2-6 p.m. Monday or until vaccine is gone, whichever comes first.By Forum staff reports , November 05, 2009
Major road projects wrapping up in eastern ND
This year had a large number of street and road construction projects around the Fargo-Moorhead area.By WDAY Radio News , November 05, 2009
West Fargo police offer landlord training
The West Fargo Police Department will host a three-phase crime-free multi-housing program for property owners, managers and maintenance staff.By Forum staff reports , November 05, 2009
High school volleyball: Sitzmann’s 11 kills lead Deacons over Packers
Hannah Sitzmann scored a game-high 11 kills and team-leading 15 digs to lead Fargo Shanley past West Fargo 25-20, 25-17, 15-25, 25-17 in an Eastern Dakota Conference volleyball match Tuesday.By Forum staff reports , November 04, 2009
Flood maps expected by June
FEMA explains process to Fargo, Cass County officialsA new digital flood insurance rate map for the Fargo, West Fargo, Horace and Harwood areas could be ready by June 1, a Federal Emergency Management Agency official said Tuesday.
By Helmut Schmidt , November 04, 2009
West Fargo backs west-side diversion
The West Fargo City Commission has joined a growing number of supporters for a flood diversion project on the North Dakota side of the Red River.
By Tammy Swift , November 04, 2009
West side flood diversion gains WF support
WEST FARGO - More support for a west-side flood diversion project - this time West Fargo is backing one.By WDAY Radio News , November 03, 2009
Fargo Cass Public Health announces second H1N1 clinic
WEST FARGO - A second H1N1 flu vaccine clinic will be held in Cass County on Saturday.By Forum staff reports , November 03, 2009
West Fargo pizzeria aims to grow its business
It’s no surprise that brothers-in-law Tom Jerome and Ryan Endres launched their own pizza business.
By Craig McEwen , November 02, 2009
K12 Notebook: 9-year-old math whiz goes to middle school
Arjun Srivatsa is smarter than a fifth-grader.
By Kelly Smith and Mila Koumpilova , November 01, 2009
North Dakota officials nab traveling money heist ring 
North Dakota authorities say they’ve snared members of a traveling group that heisted checks from businesses around the state and cashed them at banks, stealing a total $50,000 to $75,000.
By Archie Ingersoll, Grand Forks Herald , October 31, 2009
West Fargo police dog helps find man after pursuit
A police dog was used to help track down a 30-year-old West Fargo man whom police said led an officer on a pursuit early Friday.
By Forum staff reports , October 31, 2009
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AMWO? I'll take it
The count rose by one this morning with the addition of another unlikely bird, the American woodcock. This upland shorebird is a fairly common bird just to our east and south. But eastern North Dakota is on the ragged edge of t
Who's looking?
Not me. So I guess I can't chastise the rest of the North Dakota birders for not checking out those juvenile sapsuckers. Here's one from yesterday at a West Fargo park:
Last weekend I ran acros
OUR VOICES Unforgettable
If I were to draw up a race plan for today's Twin Cities Marathon, then go about executing it to near precision, I wouldn't have guessed it would have turned out like it did. For all the ups and downs, and the problems through training the past 6 weeks, I honestly wasn't sure that I would have fini
Posted by: RunningSpud on Oct 4, 2009 at 4:00 PM | Addicted to runningOUR VOICES Keith Schoon's bikes
Keith Schoon loves tinkering with bicycles, more than that, he loves kids. He enjoys seeing their faces when they receive one of his refurbished rides. "To see the look on some kid's fa
OUR VOICES Tong and Alm earn pageant titles
RCO Productions, producers of the Dream Girls U.S.A. Pageant Program, recently awarded pageant titles to two West Fargo young girls. Macey Tong, daughter of Dean and Heidi Tong was awarded the title of Little Miss Red River Valley, and Taelyn Alm, daughter of Cory and Tina Alm, was awarded the titl
Posted by: awieck on Sep 9, 2009 at 3:49 PM | NamedroppersOUR VOICES Area students and faculty to perform in VCSU 24-hour Theatre Extravaganza this Saturday
In the photo from left to right, Director of Theatre Jenni Lou Russi, Andrew Hagar of Kenmare, N.D., Alicia Kelly of West Fargo, and Assistant Professor in Communication Arts Jen
Skip the woods, head for the shore
Well the 2009 county count is stuck on 237 with no new birds to report. Not that I didn't try. I spent quite a few hours listening and looking for field sparrow in likely habitat but got shut out. Not
Ain't this great?
Late yesterday my buddy Dean and I were standing along the edge of the lagoon system in West Fargo, each of us with a spotting scope, looking through a large array of shorebirds and gulls. At one p
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