MICHELLE TURNBERG
STAFF BLOG EVERYTHING ELSE Former KVLY anchor Michelle Turnberg takes part-time position on radio
Fans of popular Fargo-Moorhead television personality Michelle Turnberg may not see her smiling face on TV anymore, but at least they can now hear her voice. KFGO Radio hired the former Valley News L...
Posted on 8/25/10 at 12:27 PM
Turnberg: Manners can make the difference 
I have learned many meaningful lessons through the years, from my parents and through personal experience. I can think of few that are as important as developing sound manners.
By Michelle Turnberg , April 28, 2012
Turnberg: Life as only child isn't as it might seem
It seems there is a holiday for just about any occasion, and last week was National Siblings Day. This was the first I had heard of this special day, perhaps because I am someone who does not have any brothers or sisters.
By Michelle Turnberg , April 21, 2012
Turnberg: Louie Zamperini biography is inspiring tale
If you feel as though you are enduring struggles in life, or might be wondering how you can cope, I can give you a dose of profound perspective. I recently read a biography that had me so transfixed I read the 500 page book in little more than a day.
By Michelle Turnberg , April 14, 2012
Turnberg: We can find time for things we want to do
I’m busy. I’m SO busy. I don’t have time to read, to date, to walk, to eat, to sleep, to play.
I’m just too busy.
April 07, 2012
Turnberg: Couple uses Facebook to expand family
Facebook. Some people love it, some people hate it. Regardless of your personal viewpoint, Facebook does have some redeeming value.
By Michelle Turnberg , March 30, 2012
Turnberg: Spring is extra nice with no flooding
We’ve spent much of this past week outdoors going for walks, bike rides and climbing trees. My kids are able to be outside in shorts; I’ve cleaned the garage and even taken a nap in sunny 70 degree weather. It’s hard to believe a year ago the city was distributing 3 million sandbags around Fargo.
By Michelle Turnberg , March 24, 2012
Turnberg: March madness is in full swing
Conference, state and national tournaments are being contested and make for a wonderful time for sports fans. The games will be full of sweat and excitement, success and failure and, increasingly, personal drama.
By Michelle Turnberg , March 17, 2012
Turnberg: Let kids be resourceful
Last weekend I was with my kids and friends at a hotel. My kids wanted something they had left in the car and asked if they could go get it. I gave them the keys and sent them on their way. One girlfriend about fell over, incredulous that I would allow that. I simply said: “They have to learn to do for themselves.”
By Michelle Turnberg , March 09, 2012
Turnberg: Living one’s life leaves little room for being bored
I like to think of myself as someone who is generally easygoing. There are, however, a few things that come to mind that really get under my skin:
A cigarette thrown out of a car window.
Negativity.
Cheating.
By Michelle Turnberg , March 03, 2012
Turnberg: Tragedies change our lives forever
Heartbreak. Tragedy. Unthinkable. Those are the words that come to me when I try to wrap my mind around Monday’s devastating crash that killed four North Dakota State University freshmen.
By Michelle Turnberg , February 24, 2012
Turnberg: Now is the time to set a goal and just do it
“Oh, I wish I could run.”
“I could never run a marathon.”
“I don’t know how you do that.”
By Michelle Turnberg , February 17, 2012
Turnberg: Compliments can lift us out of misery
Mark Twain was credited with saying: “I can live for two months on a good compliment.” I would have to agree.
By Michelle Turnberg , February 10, 2012
Turnberg: Laughing and living go together
Remember the last time you had a good, hard belly laugh? I mean the kind of laughter that makes your sides hurt, that makes you shake uncontrollably, that causes tears to flow and makes your nostrils flare?
By Michelle Turnberg , February 03, 2012
Turnberg: True rewards far greater than money
“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” The Golden Rule, one might say, is a pretty good way to go through life. And though I too often fail to measure up to the rule’s lofty standard, I’ve been tested twice over the past few months at the grocery store. I think I passed.
By Michelle Turnberg , January 27, 2012
Turnberg: Safety fears bring to end solo running
I am disgusted and heartsick over the events that have unfolded near Sidney, Mont.
By Michelle Turnberg , January 20, 2012
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