MOORHEAD

Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler

‘Ed on the Red’ knew where to find hot spots
MOORHEAD – A Moorhead man who died in an apparent drowning accident while fishing was remembered by his children Monday as a good father who followed his passion in life and had a knack for knowing where the fish were hiding.

By Mike Nowatzki , June 28, 2011

Wayward moose wanders into neighborhood near Moorhead

MOORHEAD - A wayward moose has been wandering through neighborhoods north of here.

By Forum staff reports , September 28, 2010

East Grand Forks celebrates catfish

Catfish aren’t the only big catch at the Cats Incredible catfish festival this weekend in East Grand Forks, Minn.

By Emily Hartley , July 26, 2010

Park trailers becoming popular option for vacation homes

Growing numbers of area residents are turning to recreational park trailers as affordable vacation homes, according to the Recreational Park Trailer Industry Association.

By Tracy Frank , July 24, 2010

Leaf blight takes toll on ash trees

For Fargo-Moorhead residents, today’s forecast calls for warm and sunny – with a strong chance of ash leaves. Foliage is falling from metro-area ash trees in far greater amounts than usual, as the disease ash anthracnose takes it annual toll on the hardwood. “Basically, what you see when you drive down some of these neighborhoods is it’s raining leaves,” Fargo City Forester Scott Liudahl said. Recent wet weather created ideal conditions for the fungus that causes the disease to flourish, he said.

By Mike Nowatzki , May 19, 2010

Leaf blight takes toll on ash trees

For Fargo-Moorhead residents, today’s forecast calls for warm and sunny – with a strong chance of ash leaves.
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By Mike Nowatzki , May 19, 2010

Youth snowmobile safety class offered

A youth snowmobile safety training class will be offered at 8 a.m. Dec. 19 at Moorhead High School, 2300 4th Ave. S.

By Forum staff reports , November 27, 2009

‘Hunting widows’ have their own plans

When male hunters are away, their wives will play.

By Sherri Richards , November 08, 2009

Deer old friends meet again

Seven hunters, donned in their blaze-orange jackets, piled in the back of Alvin Swanson’s pickup Saturday morning.

By Kevin Schnepf , November 08, 2009

Conservation Reserve Program proposal draws criticism

One of the nation’s most important federal farm programs could be taking a major hit.

September 22, 2009

Urban coyotes increasing in Fargo-Moorhead

A state wildlife official says there might be as many as a dozen coyotes roaming the Fargo-Moorhead metro area.

By Associated Press , August 18, 2009

Dragonflies all aflutter

Winged creatures show up in force
Like a lot of people in the area, the West Fargo Park District staff was buzzing about an insect last week.

By Dave Roepke , August 09, 2009

Boat business motors on

Ray’s Sport & Marine in Moorhead taking growth in stepsBrian Gronewald has been fishing since he was 7 years old.

August 03, 2009

SS Ruby boat tours on Red begin today

The S.S. Ruby touring boat will begin offering tours on the Red River today.

By Forum staff reports , June 12, 2009

Bacteria-ridden water causes stink

GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Summer is officially here, even if the weather doesn’t seem like it yet. But along with the season comes something local residents don’t eagerly anticipate – the occasionally overpowering smell rising from treatment ponds at the American Crystal Sugar plant in East Grand Forks, Minn.

By Ryan Johnson, Grand Forks Herald , June 09, 2009