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Endive: The accidental vegetable
Have you ever been hesitant to ask about some item in the grocery store because you weren’t quite sure how to pronounce it? I have.
February 23, 2009
AGParts Worldwide started in a couple of basement workshops
When Scott Dulon graduated from Hudson High School in 1992 he had a plan to become an electrician. Soon after technical school he went to work for his Uncle, Bob Dulon, repairing parts for laptop commuters.
By Margaret Ontl , February 20, 2009
‘Chuck’s Story’ revealed
Nephew pens uncle’s war memories
When his nephew first asked Chuck Rustvold if he was willing to talk to him about his World War II days, he resisted as usual.
By Dave Roepke , February 20, 2009
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Hello, Baby! It’s the 'Winter Dance Party'
Show pays tribute to three music greats.For the fun and nostalgia of classic rock, it’s hard to top the 1950s hits of Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens or the voice of the Big Bopper, growling “Hello, BAAAYYY-bee!”, on his sexy and danceable “Chantilly Lace.”
February 20, 2009
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Flapjack festival reveals foibles
An organizer for the Fargo Kiwanis Club Pancake Karnival said the group “made a major, major mistake” in not having enough grills, sausage cookers or coffee machines at Saturday’s event.
By Helmut Schmidt , February 17, 2009
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Landscape, watercolor painters exhibit at Crossings at Carnegie
ZUMBROTA — A public reception is planned from 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 21 for two artists featured Feb. 16 through March 27 at Crossings at Carnegie - Denise Bunkert, who paints pastel landscapes, and HeeJune Shin, who paints watercolors.
February 15, 2009
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Women form glass into art
Casselton, N.D. - When the sun filters through Susan and Pam Spooners’ stained glass suncatchers, they take on a life of their own.
A tree on a white background is transformed into a beautiful winter landscape.
A red maple leaf looks like it has caught fire.
By Tracy Frank , February 13, 2009
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One tough Cookie
Feb. 7 was just going to be like every other day for Caroline Cook.
By Jason Schulte , February 10, 2009
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Stepping back in time: Buena Vista Logging Days honors heritage of lumberjacks, early logging
Wesley Luggar of Shevlin remembers doing everything by hand – “the hard way” – when he was an area logger.
By Anne Williams , February 08, 2009
Good wine for bad times
Wine lover says you can enjoy wine without spending a lot When wine lover Michael McCullough picked the wines for tonight’s glitzy gala at the North Dakota Museum of Art, he considered vintages that would complement the menu, please the most palates and enliven conversation.
February 06, 2009
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Artisan cheesecake springs from cherished recipe
For Montana native Chris Lemmon, the youngest of 14 children, cooking was his family chore. As a child, he sampled a cheesecake made by his cousin’s grandmother who had worked at a café in New York. “I fell in love with it.”
February 06, 2009
An enchanting dessert for Valentine’s Day
When I was in college I had a hamster named Aphrodite. She was named after the Greek goddess of love. I was taking a Greek mythology class when I bought her.
February 05, 2009
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