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June Bylsma (left) and two of her relatives, Shirley Syverson (center) and Dolores Donnelly, won a WDAY Talent Parade contest in the spring of 1950. The winning trio posed for this photo at the WDAY studio in Fargo. Special to The Forum
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Catching up with the winners of a 1950 WDAY talent competition

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Minnesota-made movie hopes to shine a light on the struggles of addiction

Bob Dylan receives a Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama on May 29, 2012. Photo by Bill Ingalls / NASA.gov / Public Domain / Special to The Forum
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Why Bill Clinton said Bob Dylan 'probably had a greater impact on people of my generation than any other creative artist'

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Plain Talk Live: Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford talks about the future of Coal Creek Station

The Douglas County Library plans to keep "The Adventures of Ook and Gluk" in circulation. Its author and publisher has announced it will no longer sell the book because it contains stereotyped depictions of Asian characters. (Karen Tolkkinen / Echo Press)
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Controversial kids' books missing from Minnesota county's library

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Plain Talk Live: Filmmaker Matt Fern talks about his "Fighting Sioux" logo documentary

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Frank J. Delapena lived in Williston in April of 1981 when Barbara Louise Cotton went missing. A month after Barbara's disappearance, he was apprehended in Colorado, charged with the murders of two young girls in Wyoming. He hung himself in jail soon after his arrest. He is considered a person of interest in Barbara Cotton's disappearance. May 12, 1981 / Lincoln County Sheriff's department, Hugo Colorado.
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The Evil That Lurks: Listen to episode 9 of "A Better Search for Barbara"

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Comedian Leanne Morgan brings her Southern charm to Fargo's Sanctuary Events Center on April 2 and 3, 2021. Special to The Forum
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Stand-up comic Leanne Morgan turns stress into humor with mom jokes

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Join in the conversation at 2 p.m. as conservative Rob Port debates a liberal media personality in first episode of 'Plain Talk Live'

Nicole Gagner's "Peony Season" was one of the works selected to be featured on banners in downtown Fargo. Special to The Forum
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New banners for downtown Fargo to feature work from 2 local artists

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Sawyer Brown will be one of the headliners at the 2021 North Dakota State Fair in Minot. Special to The Forum
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Concert tickets now on sale for North Dakota State Fair

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NewsMD podcast 'The Health Variant' launches, offers behind-the-scenes reporting

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After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the Moondance festivals are now ready to make a comeback this summer in Walker. The 15th annual Moondance Jammin Country Fest is scheduled for June 17-19, and the 30th anniversary of Moondance Jam will be held July 22-24. Submitted photo.
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Moondance music festivals to go on this summer in Minnesota

Randy Owen and Alabama, seen here at the 2013 WE Fest in Detroit Lakes, Minn., are slated to play Moorhead's Bluestem Amphitheater on June 4. More shows for the outdoor venue will be announced later. Forum file photo
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With warmer weather and end of pandemic in sight, concerts are picking up in Fargo