Erik Deatherage

Erik Deatherage visits Roberts Alley in downtown Fargo, where Folkways' Amanda Frost and Upper Hand Signs artists Meg Felix, Jared Froeber, and Cory Gillerstein are creating a large-scale patriotic mural honoring veterans and bringing new public art to the city's urban core for America's 250th anniversary.

Prairie Public’s Erik Deatherage speaks with Dakota OutRight president Jeigh Stewart and past president Erin Pringle to talk about the organization’s history and the importance of creating spaces where LGBTQ people — especially those from rural communities — can feel seen and supported.

For 10 years, Heart-N-Soul Community Café has served hearty, healthy meals across the Fargo-Moorhead area with a “pay what you can” model. This Friday, June 12, they're celebrating the anniversary with a community café at First Presbyterian in Fargo.

Fargo's newly elected mayor, Josh Boschee, speaks with Prairie Public's Erik Deatherage on the morning after the election about his vision for Fargo, housing affordability, issues facing Downtown, and serving all residents of the city.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Prairie Public's Erik Deatherage, former Senator Byron Dorgan and talks about the spirit of bipartisanship that's been lost in today's hyper-partisan political environment, the small town North Dakota values that served him well in Congress, and the two tragedies that shaped his political life.

The Kilbourne Group is making the case that the expensive-to-run and underutilized Civic Center would thrive as Fargo’s new convention center. The developer, founded by former North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, leads a group vying to build the long-desired facility downtown.

The competition among four groups vying to build Fargo's new convention center is down to the wire. Drekker/Brewhalla's proposal was selected by the Fargo Convention Center Committee, but the City Commission will have the final say. A final decision could come as early as next Tuesday, May 26.

A remembrance and tribute to the former mayor of Grand Forks, Pat Owens. She was mayor during the flood of 1997.