Writer-director Noah Segan’s “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York” is a modestly budgeted independent that punches well ...

Cinephiles should make a point to seek out director David Kittredge’s thoroughly entertaining documentary “Boorman and the ...

CANNONBALL, ND – A week before the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy began creating headlines around the world, 40,000 pounds of poison were spread across open fields, primarily on the Standing Rock ...

You’ve heard of the farm to table moment. But this time, the table comes to the farm. The menu focuses on local food, with a multi-course meal prepared by Chef Paul Hagen from New Vibe Culinary and ...

BISMARCK– In 2016, Debra Haaland cooked green chili and tortillas at the Standing Rock Sioux camps pitched against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Bringing food was her traditional way of contributing to ...

They began their visit to North Dakota by touring the Germans from Russia Heritage Collection (GRHC), NDSU Libraries, in Fargo. They were impressed with the new permanent exhibit, “In Search of a ...

The FM Symphony performs live orchestral scores from composer Joe Hisaishi. This concert will bring the magical sounds of some of the most celebrated animated films, featuring orchestral medleys from ...

Moorhead voters will pick their next mayor on November 3, choosing between three candidates vying to replace Mayor Shelly Carlson, who opted against seeking reelection in favor of an unsuccessful run ...

Us North Dakotans love our Knoephla soup. I am no exception. I have fond childhood memories of sitting in my grandmother’s kitchen making this dumpling soup. From then until today, my taste buds go ...

Polish up your dancing shoes because the Nashville-based queer Americana singer songwriter known for their evocative yet poetic lyrics surrounding identity, struggle and the current political climate ...

During the dark hours of a very early morning in late August of 1975, Sandra Larson found herself completely bewildered in the back seat of her own vehicle after an encounter she and her daughter, as ...

As the High Plains Reader approaches its 33rd year of existence in early September, we are reinventing ourselves to operate in an ever-changing media world. Our June editorial let you know what we are ...