Opinion
Do you suppose that these two candidates might take a breather from hurling pies in one another's faces to tell us what plans they might have to help keep property taxes down?
Columnist Bette Grande questions recent decisions made by Fargo Public School administrators.
Trygve Olson comments on the turmoil within the ND GOP.
Trygve Olson comments on a Forum story about Fargo neighborhoods said to have patterns of racial segregation.
Trygve Olson comments in Rep. Amstrong's vote against aid to Ukraine.
"If we do not stand up against this crap as the Church, no one else will," an organizer of the event wrote to potential attendees. "We have to be the ones to fight against evil."
"Approximately 25% of Minnesota's electric cooperative workforce is poised to retire within the next five years, presenting a significant need to recruit the next generation of skilled workers," writes Darrick Moe.
After 10 years on the LPGA Tour and a standout amateur career, a first-hand description of Amy's career
Katrina Christiansen, Democratic-NPL candidate for the U.S. Senate, joined this episode of Plain Talk to discuss abortion, foreign policy and why she thinks she can beat incumbent Sen. Kevin Cramer.
“I have never bought or sold an individual stock during my time in Congress," said Rep. Kelly Armstrong, who is running against Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller in North Dakota's Republican gubernatorial primary.
Desiree Morton of Fargo writes, "A police chief from out of state. A school superintendent from out of state as well. I don't get it, I don't like it, and I really don't like paying for it."
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Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller was stiff and visibly uncomfortable during the Prairie Public debate with her gubernatorial primary rival, U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, but were voters watching?
Roy Hamer comments on controversy over the rebar used in building the FM Diversion.
Columnist Tony Bender runs down Port's bona fides as a true-blue "Rightie."
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