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Oct 16, 2024 · Friday and Saturday, 7:30-11 p.m. Entrance to the park opens at 7:00pm. Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, Mandan. Fort Abraham Lincoln is considered one of North Dakota's most haunted places, intriguing paranormal enthusiasts and entertaining skeptics.
Zero Place: One Band, Two Albums | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND
1 hour ago · The band’s first outing, “Never Feel Again,” was released in May 2020 and was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Stein and Ness. Zero Place’s second album, “Darko,” will also be 100% independently released. “I feel it’s important to be in control when in a band at this level,” said Ness. “In my experience, releasing music ...
Wedding bell blues: outstanding “Anora” one of the year’s best
48 minutes ago · [email protected]. Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or winner “ Anora ” is one of the year’s best. Fans of the formidable filmmaker might not claim that the beautifully crafted melodrama, which can turn on a dime between outrageous comic farce and heartbreaking humanist plea, is necessarily a better movie than “The Florida Project,” but ...
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Artist Ted Martin’s art on view at Mind Virus
31 minutes ago · Arts | November 13th, 2024. By Sabrina Hornung. [email protected]. Ted Martin, retired educator and western North Dakota native, currently has his art on view at Mind Virus Counter-Culture Books and Media. The exhibition features Martin’s colorful ink drawings and will be on display from November 15 through December 1.
Music | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND
Oct 17, 2024 · Music. Never gonna let him go: October 17th, 2024. North Dakota’s All Star Tribute to John Prine at the Fargo Theatre. By Sabrina Hornung. [email protected]. On November 3, The Radio Stars are rounding up a number of North Dakota’s finest musicians from Watford City to the Red River Valley to pay tribute to the late great John Prine at the ...
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The Little Newspaper That Could | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND
Sep 19, 2024 · Happy 30th Birthday HPR. By John Strand. [email protected]. Thirty years ago some gutsy UND student journalists hanging at Whitey’s in East Grand Forks got enough liquid courage to create their own damn newspaper. Then with drinks raised, they toasted the paper’s name, the High Plains Reader. The first issue was dated September 8, 1994.
The HPR Spooky 13 | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND
October 24-26 and October 31, 6:30-10pm. 301 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN. The haunting of the William A. Irvin isn’t just a rumor; there have been recorded paranormal sightings and investigations. It’s believed that the sailors who once sailed aboard the Irvin never left and they make their presence known.
Theatre | High Plains Reader, Fargo ND
Feb 15, 2024 · State of the Stages: Entertainment Venues in the Red River Valley. June 15th, 2022. By Brittney Goodman . [email protected]. The High Plains Reader reached out to many owners, operators, managers, and caretakers of performance venues in our area to see the “state of the stages.”