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Liberty Dirtwork puts roots down in Elgin
As the newest Elgin business, Liberty Dirtwork has family roots that grow deep into the same earth the company now excavates. The family business was founded in 2005 by Lee and Heather Cook, with their son, Isaiah Cook, now a partner. The business recently relocated from Leith to the former ...
MEDIA ADVISORY: UND to host Space Operations Summit, Space Ag Conference
Inaugural Space Operations Summit will feature retired Air Force Col., NASA astronaut Paul Lockhart as keynote speaker. What: 2024 Space Operations Summit, and Space Ag Conference, events bringing together policymakers, academics and industry professionals who will help shape the future of the domain. When: Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 a.m....
Best Fargo Moorhead Cocktail: Marge’s Bar Dealer’s Choice Win Flavor Awards
This Flavor Award is unique, maybe that’s what puts it at the top! At Marge’s Bar, the Dealer’s Choice is always a winning bet. This cocktail changes with each of Marge’s beloved bartenders’ whims and always delivers a refreshing, innovative punch. Whether you’re in the mood for a sweet surprise, a mellow sipper, a spicy kick, or anything else, these trusted bartenders are here for you. Maybe it’s the ambiance, maybe it’s Maybelline, in Fargo’s coziest little bar you’d probably never heard of, you can be sure of one thing—a good cocktail.
Best Fargo Moorhead Wings: Little Brother Crispy Korean Wings Win Flavor Awards
You think Red Bull gives you wings? Try downtown Fargo’s Little Brother. This restaurant is a newer delight in the FM eatery scene, and they’re serving up community favorites, including the Korean Crispy Chicken Wings. These wings are the most crispy, sticky, spicy spectacle around town. You can get these served with soy garlic or red spicy sauces, or, a personal favorite, with a combination of both—plus, served with white rice and a side. Wings are another dish you can find on many a menu in town, but Little Brother serves you a plate like no other around, maybe that’s what makes them the top when it comes to chicken wings in the Flavor Awards!
Best Fargo Moorhead Beer: Drekker’s Saved by Buoyancy of Citrus Win Flavor Awards
Drekker Brewing Company - Saved by the Buoyancy of Citrus. Lifting spirits and winning hearts, Drekker Brewing Company’s “Saved by the Buoyancy of Citrus” has claimed the title of Best Beer at the Fargo Monthly Flavor Awards. This brew is a masterful blend of bold citrus tastes to offer a refreshing zest. It’s perfect for those sunny days or when you need a little sunshine in your glass. This beer had an overwhelming amount of votes in the Flavor Awards, its citrus celebration is quite contagious to the Red River Vallery it seems!
Quick & Dirty Way to Calculate On-Farm Storage Costs
Just because a farmer has a bin doesn’t mean it should be used. There are reasons to do so during harvest, but those may be put into the production cost category as they relate to the efficiencies of the harvest just to keep the combines rolling. Otherwise, Frayne Olson from North Dakota State University says it’s important to understand how much it costs to store a crop on the farm.
RedHawks host season-high 5,051 fans on Friday night
FARGO – The Sioux Falls Canaries pitching staff stymied Fargo-Moorhead on Friday night in a 7-1 win over the RedHawks at Newman Outdoor Field. In front of 5,051 patrons – the largest crowd at Newman Outdoor Field since June 30, 2016 – in the house for Fan Appreciation Night, the RedHawks were limited to four hits.
MAUL: Fargo Death Metal Crew Announces US Fall Tour With I Am And Life Cycles; Second LP, In The Jaws Of Bereavement, Nears October 4th Release On 20 Buck Spin
Fargo, North Dakota death metal quartet MAUL unveils their latest set of dates in their relentless touring schedule, today announcing a widespread US Fall tour, set to launch in tandem with the 20 Buck Spin release of their second LP, In The Jaws Of Bereavement. The new tour sees MAUL...
Lots of diversity popping up at Menoken Farm
MENOKEN, N.D. – Farmers, ranchers, and other visitors to the annual “Crops, Covers & Cows” field day in August at Menoken Farm, the 150-acre conservation demonstration farm east of Bismarck, N.D., were amazed by the bountiful fields of corn, soybeans interseeded into winter rye, recently-headed sunflower and diverse blends of cover crops, along with many other annuals and perennials.
Dickinson State May Drop Bachelor’s Degree for Nursing
Tammy Buchholz, associate director of education for the North Dakota Board of Nursing, speaks during a board meeting on Aug. 22, 2024. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor) (North Dakota Monitor) -Nursing program administrators for Dickinson State University are looking at transitioning away from a four-year bachelor’s degree program to two-year degree...
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