Author Archives: trishymouse

Duane’s House of Pizza – what can you say?  It’s pizza nirvana.  Ever since I first tasted it in their old location by the river many years ago (or am I dreaming it was by the river…?) on a visit … Continue reading →

Today was the 25th Anniversary of the Hjemkomst voyage.  It was an amazing adventure – a mystery to most, insane to some, but anyone who appreciates where they come from, and enjoys the diversity of what is the human community, … Continue reading →

James Lileks recently visited Fargo – not sure if you liked all he saw, but he always has an opinion…

Deadwood as portrayed in the ongoing HBO series, ain’t got nothin’ on it’s northerly neighbor, Fargo. According to actual historical records, it was quite the place in the early days… Title: [Samuel and Sarah Griswold arraigned for operating a place … Continue reading →

Herd about the Prairie has hit the downtown metro areas of Fargo and Moorhead. While strolling the downtown of Fargo last evening, my partner and I saw several of the amazing Bison that are part of this ambitious art project … Continue reading →

The Vinyl Lady.  The Foot Fetish Man.  The Bladder Woman. These are all citizens of the Fargo/Moorhead metro area. At least, that’s how I know them.  I have no idea what their real names are, but I know them the … Continue reading →

Positive sexpert Susie Bright has Fargo roots via her mother. This week, Susie writes about some old valentines she recently found that had belonged to her Mom, and had been bought (and exchanged) in the Fargo area many years ago…

I’ve been doing some research on curling for a blog I have on my hometown. I’m going to be posting a story about the curling rink and what it meant to the town in the town’s early days, and personalize … Continue reading →

Lone Prairie is an intelligent, witty, and fun website run by Julie Neidlinger. I especially appreciated this recent post about ANOTHER person disparaging North Dakota, and her response to it…! __________________________________

As a downtowner, and an avid film fan, I always look forward to the annual Fargo Film Festival. If you’ve never taken the festival in, you’re missing out on an amazing local event…