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RENEW ND NBC news on Fargo Flood fight "Mother Nature knows how to throw a party"
Thanks to all the student volunteers and all the others that helped make and now deploy these sandbags to protect for a major flood. THANK YOU! Here's a clip on NBC Nightly news yesterday and on Toda...
Posted on 4/27/13 at 11:00 AM
STAFF BLOG JIMMY JABBER Flood proved worth of electronic media
Duluth was treated to Mother Natures softer side during Grandmas Marathon weekend so much so that the News Tribune pointed it out in the headline of a follow-up story Monday. What she brought out ...
Posted on 6/24/12 at 12:00 AM
THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Today's Ask Your Government
Dear readers, A reader from southeastern North Dakota sent me the following letter: While living in a rural area of North Dakota, I have heard rumors of farm families who lost loved ones in our nati...
Posted on 9/17/11 at 7:39 PM
Kuntz still searching for next football opportunity 
Jamie Kuntz says he just wants to be a college football player.
By Dustin Monke / The Dickinson Press , December 29, 2012
Mathison: Aromas stir senses
The sense of smell (olfaction) is the most mysterious of the senses. We humans use our sense of smell for many activities, from enjoying the aroma of baking to deciding whom not to sit next to on the bus to initiating escape from a burning building.
By Dr. Susan Mathison , October 26, 2011
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Doeden: Tomato, basil combine for comforting fall soup flavors
Fall is slowly settling in. As I write, the sky is charcoal gray with ribbons of white bleeding into the darkness. The sun poked through a break in the clouds for a few minutes, trees bare of leaves casting shadows on the dormant grass. The outdoor thermometer reads 38 degrees.
October 25, 2011
Lamb: Halloween terror is shopping with pre-teens
Do you want to hear a story filled with bone-chilling horror, blood-curdling cries of terror and acts that make you question the future of humanity?
By John Lamb , October 25, 2011
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Brooks: Mile Run Day not all it’s cracked up to be
I propose that next year each of our elementary schools hosts a 500-meter swim in which every child must participate.
By Devlyn Brooks , October 24, 2011
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Mathison: Our scars help tell our stories
Scars … most of us have them. I have four visible scars and countless invisible ones. I’m actually grateful for the visible scars. They are reminders of broken bones healed, joints reborn, stones banished and thankfully benign nodules gone.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com , October 19, 2011
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Schmalenberger: Grilled dessert a sweet treat
Have you ever tried grilling dessert? I have made grilled pineapple … fabulous! What is not to like about grilling dessert. Keeps the heat outside and the oven off.
October 18, 2011
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Lamb: Shake it up on your next handshake
At the end of this past Sunday’s slate of football games the biggest hit of the day wasn’t even between players, but rather between two prickly coaches.
In case you moved into a cave on Saturday, or are a Vikings fan that has been wearing a bag on your head all season, here’s what happened:
By John Lamb , October 18, 2011
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Kava: My baby was just diagnosed. Now what?
I thought something was wrong. It was there, in my gut. I ignored it. It nudged, and I pulled away. Although I pretended everything was all right, I knew in my heart of hearts all was not. I had to know.
By Kerri Kava , October 17, 2011
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Berg: Stylish, affordable fashion not limited to 90210
A couple of years ago, a typical work day for me might have included shoe shopping for Victoria Beckham or picking out gifts for Hollywood movie studio execs.
By Ajit Berg , October 13, 2011
Mathison: Honoring lives well-lived
I would venture to guess that a large percentage of the U.S. population feels some connection to Steve Jobs, and thus was saddened by his passing.
I remember the thrill of getting an Apple MacIntosh computer during my last year of college at Stanford. It looked a bit like the much-ridiculed Pacer car, just without wheels.
By Susan Mathison , October 12, 2011
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Doeden: Spaghetti squash a tasty alternative to noodles
Hard-skinned winter squash is at its best right now. I enjoy browsing through the farmers markets and picking my way through bins at the grocery stores, admiring the unique shapes and various colors of these striking fruit.
October 11, 2011
Lamb: Do we really need a ‘Footloose’ remake?
The remake of “Footloose” has me ready to “cut footloose” indeed. Specifically, cut its Achilles tendon. Why did a movie studio sink nearly $30 million into remaking a 27-year-old movie – though, it looks like they used pretty much the same script and choreography – that wasn’t very good to begin with?
By John Lamb , October 11, 2011
Briggs: Path to peace: I love the ’80s
See that photo of me right above this column? That is the picture of a woman who is at the end of her rope.
By Tracy Briggs , October 10, 2011
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Money-saving Mama: Lessons from a saver and a spender
In every relationship there is a saver and a spender. Regardless of whether both parties pinch pennies or spend like drunken sailors, someone will default into each role.
By Sherri Richards , October 06, 2011
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