Steve Stark

In addition to leading the nation’s first exploration to the West Coast, Lewis and Clark are credited with being among the first Americans to celebrate…

Millions of Americans have changed their homes for many reasons over the years. Far fewer in the Red River Valley have left their home due to the…

Across the United States, the country recoiled on this date in 1941 at the alarming news of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and the declaration of war…

America mourned this November week in 1963 following the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the murder of Dallas police officer J.D. Tippit by Lee…

The want ads have been a staple in newspapers for generations. The simple premise of posting sale items or help-wanted ads has continued in virtually…

North Dakota voters split their votes at the polls and the results were freshly announced during this day’s morning sun in 1988. Vice President George…

North Dakotans packed a jubilant Dakota Fieldhouse on this date in 1988. The citizens’ homage was an observance of the state’s 99th birthday and prelude…

During the Red River Valley’s hot and humid days of mid-August 1944, the newspaper in Fargo reported on a health scare. A 17 year old boy had just died of…

Newspaper readers in the early 1940s were accustomed to their daily newspaper coverage of war battles and international conflict. World War II affected…

Following the August 1974 tsunami of attention over Richard Nixon’s resignation and Gerald Ford becoming the new President, local citizens were adjusting…