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Bismarck (North Dakota)

  • Blogs

    February 10, 2012

    Sherwin Shayegan, Piggyback Bandit, is in Minnesota

    Shayegan is one frickin' bizarre individual.​Sherwin Shayegan is a serial piggybacker known as the Piggyback Bandit. And he has been spotted in Minnesota.Shayegan, 28, likes to show up at high school sporting events and jump on the players' backs. He is not shy about this -- his Facebook page asks ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 23, 2012

    Rogue Valley tour diary, vol. 4: The benefits of local press

    ​Rogue Valley's tour diaries are written by frontman Chris Koza and edited by bandmate Peter Sieve. You can read their first installment here and second here, and third here. 1/18-1/19 Rogue Valley Tour Journal: "New Year Resolution" Minneapolis: 21 degrees. St. Cloud: 17 degrees. Fergus Falls: 15 ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 13, 2012

    Legendary North Dakota: Top 8 Reasons No-Dak Is So Damn Sexy!

    ​By now, you've no doubt heard about North Dakota's new "Legendary" ad campaign, which markets No-Dak as a state of skanks ready to have sex with any Tucker Max-clone willing to sit in a window and drink beer.But that's not the only thing Legendary about North Dakota. You don't get a nationwide re ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 18, 2011

    Minneapolis-St. Paul named "most resilient" city in the U.S.

    Minneapolis is the most resilient U.S. city, no thanks to state politicians.​Minneapolis-St. Paul is the most resilient big city in the country, and the third most resilient metro area of any kind. The metro area is more likely than any other American city to bounce back from a recession, natural ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 10, 2010

    Pig spleen weather forecaster Norbert Schulz says winter's going suck

    Photo: The Pug FatherNot a weather forecaster? Think again.​Who needs perfectly coiffed TV weather jockeys when you have 83-year-old Norbert Schulz in overalls, a trucker's cap and pig spleen bigger than a loaf of bread? The bigger the pig spleen, he says, the nastier winter will be. This yea ... More >>

  • Calendar

    December 23, 2009

    Home for the Holidays Showcase

    Photo: The Pug FatherNot a weather forecaster? Think again.​Who needs perfectly coiffed TV weather jockeys when you have 83-year-old Norbert Schulz in overalls, a trucker's cap and pig spleen bigger than a loaf of bread? The bigger the pig spleen, he says, the nastier winter will be. This yea ... More >>

  • News

    April 8, 2009

    Good riddance, Metrodome!

    Ballpark was always heinous act of thoughtlessness

  • Restaurants

    April 12, 2006

    Take the Cannoli

    Are the best cannoli in the world available to Minnesotans, and even Bismarckers? Dear Dara finds out.

  • Columns

    January 25, 2006

    The After Party

    Country living and carrot juice with DJ Woody McBride

  • News

    January 2, 2002

    The Hunted Man Awards

    A Jesse-free review of the headlines that made us wince in 2001

  • News

    March 10, 1999

    Dream Hoops

    Over the last 40 years, the Red Lake Warriors have known high hopes, humiliation, and off-court tragedy. Now they're getting ready to make history.

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