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KINDNESS IS CONTAGIOUS Kindness Takes on Viral Nature
Everyone makes the choices they make for a reason. You work at your job because you either love it or you need to get paid. You commit random acts of kindness because you want to make the world a bet...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 6:26 PM
THE FLENSBURG FILES: TRAVELS AND EXPERIENCES GATHERED OF A FORMER MINNESOTAN Blogging behind the scenes....
From the Classroom: When you receive this article, I will be soaking in another session of a seminar called "Mind the App," a class being offered for students and those interested in knowing how to...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 5:32 AM
THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Today's Ask Your Government
Dear Teri, Most of us are aware that North Dakota is running a huge surplus, due largely to oil revenue. Yet in the past, there have been times when oil prices have dropped drastically, drying up oil...
Posted on 8/11/12 at 6:50 PM
THE ADVOCATE: THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF MSUM Please RT: 8 rules to tweet by
Im sick of defending Twitter to non-Twitter users partly because its already a $10 billion company, but mostly because those who deride Twitter have never used it. Im talking about average people he...
Posted on 4/26/12 at 9:00 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS He fixed the fun
One of Mom and Dad's Christmas presents to me in 1978 was a radio. The radio had bands for am/fm, weather, aircraft and police transmissions. It fired my imagination and received constant use up until...
Posted on 4/8/12 at 6:14 AM
Areavoices: Think clearly when it comes to storage containers
Whenever you buy a storage container, think clear. I have been in basements of many clients with Rubbermaid tubs filled to the brim with unknown stuff. Not only are houses filled with the Rubbermaid bins, but also boxes that are equally as hard to see through unless you have x-ray vision.
By Melissa Schmalenberger, Areavoices blogger , August 18, 2012
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Kolpack: Can small senior class lead Bison? 
Maybe this speaks more for the TV side of things, but there are several of us media types who are thankful Matt Veldman got a job in the NFL. He grabbed the microphone at North Dakota State football media day last year and asked questions with some gusto.
Yes, there was a dose of “Anchorman” schtick to his questioning and, yes, he was poking fun of the Dom Izzos of the world in a small way. It was some pretty funny stuff.
By Jeff Kolpack , August 02, 2012
Ask Your Government: Reader inquires about amount of fracking wastewater in ND
Do you know how many bbls/day of fracking wastewater there are here in North Dakota?
July 07, 2012
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Doeden: Ice cream alternative satisfies that craving for a cool treat
I had my eye on an old ice cream maker at an antique shop a couple of weeks ago. I found it as I crouched on the floor digging through a cardboard box filled with an array of treasures someone must have dropped off at the shop.
June 26, 2012
Lamb: Sifting through online singles
Congratulations, you made it through Valentine’s Day without your latex balloon allergies making you break out like a pepper-sprayed college student, being hug-mauled by Valen-teddy bears, or going into a choco-coma.
By John Lamb , February 14, 2012
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TRADE TALK: Rhombus Guys plans rooftop dining
Rhombus Guys pizzeria in Fargo is eyeing a plan that gives new meaning to the words upper crust.
In recent days, the owners of the downtown Fargo business met with an architect to talk about a rooftop dining area.
By Dave Olson , February 10, 2012
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‘The Grey’ getting Howls of disapproval
Those knowledgeable of wolves say film’s portrayal of animal not close to realityFARGO - Liam Neeson’s new man-vs.-nature thriller, “The Grey,” is a hit with fans and critics, earning about $20 million in its opening weekend and garnering a favorable 78 percent approval rating at the online review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
By John Lamb , January 31, 2012
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Lamb: Grow a ’stache and get your Taft on
Between last night’s State of the Union Address and the primaries in South Carolina and Florida, there has been a lot of talk about just what makes someone presidential.
But there’s one characteristic I’m not seeing in anyone seeking the office – facial hair.
By John Lamb , January 24, 2012
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Trade Talk: New digs for dog care business
Come Monday, Marcia Humphrey is moving Eddie and Barkus, what she describes as her “dog facility,” from its current location at 4035 40th Ave. S., in Fargo, to its new location at 3060 Thunder Road, in Fargo, near the Flying J Travel Plaza.
By By Heidi Shaffer and Dave Olson , January 20, 2012
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Lamb: Celebrating sweater weather
Winter is here, and despite months of unseasonable warmth, some people are complaining.
Not me. I’ve actually been waiting for Mother Nature to snap off a couple of cold days. The reason is simple – this is sweater weather.
By John Lamb , January 17, 2012
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Lamb: The season for interesting festive pics
Nothing makes you feel as good about your own life as seeing friends’ and family members’ portraits in holiday cards. Want proof? Wait until you open that letter to realize your friend’s wife enjoys dressing the family in matching denim outfits. Or seeing a picture of your aunt beaming while desperately clutching Wayne Newton during her trip to Vegas, as her husband looks like a lost child on the other side.
By John Lamb , December 13, 2011
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Leier: Don't shy away from trying something new on next outdoors excursion
Every day after my alarm clock goes off, my first order of business is to start the coffee. And no matter what time I turn in at night, the last step is to double-check to make sure the doors are locked and the kids are tucked in.
By Doug Leier , October 04, 2011
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Leier: Fish face challenges from regional flooding
Last week, we walked through the challenges that wildlife face in responding to floods.
By Doug Leier , September 07, 2011
Lind: More details on past radio show
In 1979, WDAY Radio carried the 5,000th broadcast of a five-minute early morning show titled “This Business of Farming.”
By Bob Lind , May 10, 2011
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Zaleski: Dad, uncles rarely talked about war
When I was young, Memorial Day weekend meant either a trip to Connecticut beaches or to one of the state’s forested inland parks. But one year my father and his brothers, all veterans of World War II or Korea, decided to gather the family at my Uncle Stan’s farm for a picnic and target shooting against the mountain that rose up a couple of hundred yards behind the house.
By Jack Zaleski , May 30, 2010
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