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FCCNNIf you spend much time around small town cafes, gas stations, bars, grain elevators and other gathering places, you've probably heard or been involved in a conversation with a farmer...

FCCNNDEADWOOD, S.D. — The snow falling on the roads last week didn't scare off Matt Phelps, who drove with family for two hours from Kyle to Deadwood for the paranormal...

FCCNNFARGO — A new website launches Tuesday, Oct. 23, to combine the newsrooms of The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, WDAY-TV and 970 WDAY, providing a one-stop shop online. Forum Communications Co.,...

INFORUMFARGO — North Dakota’s secretary of state race in the Nov. 6 election has defied predictability. It features two Republican candidates running as independents and a Democratic challenger. The race...

INFORUMFARGO - Opening day is near for 46 North Pints & Provisions, a gastropub that will anchor the corner of Roberts Street and Second Avenue North in Roberts Commons. The...

FCCNNBISMARCK — Voters heading to the polls next month may be forgiven if they misunderstand the importance of the position of North Dakota's agriculture commissioner. This election season has featured...

FCCNNHOPE, N.D. — That odd-looking contraption featured at the "Pie Day" fundraiser on Sept. 30 at the Steele County Museum in Hope didn't look like a tractor — but it...

INFORUMFARGO — Dina Butcher and Ellen Chaffee have a list they hand out when people ask why Measure 1, their anti-corruption constitutional amendment, is needed in a state where few...

INFORUMFARGO — North Dakota State University's Memorial Union Gallery takes pride in being a hub for exploring ideas and creating shared experiences for visitors through the visual arts. Now, the...

FCCNNBarley and dry edible beans don't get as much attention as wheat and soybeans. But barley and dry beans are important in the Upper Midwest — and both crops appear...