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Local coffee staple to close all three locations at the end of March
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — Northstar Coffee is closing all three locations in the metro on March 31. In a social media post, owner Jeanna Cook wrote that she made the emotional and difficult decision to sell the property on 25th Street and 2nd Avenue South in Fargo. She said...
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“Happy Together Tour” Coming to Bluestem in September
MOORHEAD, MN — The 17th annual “Happy Together Tour” is set to bring a lineup of classic 1960s and 1970s pop and rock acts to the Bluestem Amphitheater on Sunday, September 6, 2026. Presented by Essentia Health, the touring festival features a collective roster of artists who...
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“Best in Show” at the Fargo Theatre
FARGO — Here at KVRR, we try to put on a good show for you. And now, in downtown, you can catch the very best — with a collaboration between two of the region’s favorite nonprofits. The Fargo Theatre is screening the film classic “Best in Show”...
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Celebrate Fargo Theatre’s 100th anniversary with a Roaring ’20s Soirée & birthday party
FARGO, N.D. – Fargo Theatre will celebrate its centennial on March 14 and 15 and there are several ways to have some fun. There will be champagne and food at a Roaring ’20s Soirée at Synclaire Events Center in Fargo on Saturday, March 14 where you can wear clothing from a century ago. There will also be a silent auction.
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This Minnesota Dairy Queen opened in single-digit cold, continuing a 77-year tradition
The Moorhead Dairy Queen opened for the season on March 1, with ice cream fans braving single-digit temperatures to get their sweet treats and honor a 77-year tradition at the Minnesota location. According to AccuWeather data, the historical average temperature for early March in Moorhead shows it's typical to see...
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Oscars, Fargo Film Festival and Fargo Theatre at 100 & Storm at Nome
Oscar Buzz, the Fargo Film Festival and a Century of Cinema at the Fargo Theatre. Film critic Matt Olien joins Main Street to preview this year’s Academy Awards, share his predictions in the major categories, and talk about the Fargo Film Festival as it marks the 100th anniversary of the historic Fargo Theatre. From Hollywood’s biggest night to a century of movies on Broadway in downtown Fargo, it’s a celebration of film, community, and the enduring magic of the big screen.
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Indigenous film festival coming to Fargo
FARGO - The Northern Plains Indigenous Film Festival debuts April 17 at the historic Fargo Theatre in Fargo, North Dakota, establishing a new home for Indigenous cinema in the Northern Plains and greater Midwest. Founded to create a platform for Indigenous storytelling through film, the festival centers contemporary Indigenous stories...
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Moorhead Dairy Queen opens for the season, marking 75th anniversary
MOORHEAD , M.N. (Valley News Live) -The historic Moorhead Dairy Queen is open for the season, offering classic DQ treats alongside a menu of items not available at any other Dairy Queen location. One customer, Julie Bergseid, was at the location before the owners arrived on opening day. “A Dilly...
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Indigenous film festival coming to Fargo
FARGO — The Northern Plains Indigenous Film Festival debuts April 17 at the historic Fargo Theatre in Fargo, North Dakota, establishing a new home for Indigenous cinema in the Northern Plains and greater Midwest. Founded to create a platform for Indigenous storytelling through film, the festival centers contemporary Indigenous...
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People line up for ice cream treats every March 1 at this Minnesota Dairy Queen. Why? It's tradition
MOORHEAD, Minn. (AP) — It's still winter in Minnesota, but for the people lined up Sunday in single-digit cold at the Moorhead Dairy Queen, spring is in the air. The annual March 1 opening of the 77-year-old walk-up ice cream shop is a tradition, no matter the weather. Heavy snow, subzero cold — people will brave a blizzard for a Blizzard. “It just says that we're tough, and there are things that are really important to us,” said Jerry Protextor, a retired pastor standing in line for a butterscotch milkshake and a chocolate-mint Blizzard. “It's just a part of community.” March is very much a winter month in the Upper Midwest, though the weather can vary wildly. The annual opening of the Dairy Queen “heritage store” brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said. “It’s a sense of unity. It’s a tradition for many families,” Diane DeLeon said. An average of 1,200 customers stop by on the opening day. Some show up early and wait in their cars. Being first in line brings yearlong bragging rights. Julie Bergseid
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Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth at North Dakota's Best Chocolate Shop
Hidden away in Fargo, North Dakota, is a cute mom‑and‑pop confectionery shop where you can find some of the best chocolates around. You can grab plenty of snacks and sweets while you're here, but Sweet Dreams Confections is unlike any other chocolate shop in North Dakota, and it's worth the drive from wherever you might […]
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St. Paul musician plans benefit concert in Fargo after inspired by Superbowl halftime performance
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — A former Fargo man, who now lives in St. Paul, is putting together a benefit performance after he was inspired by Bad Bunny’s halftime performance. Darxko, is putting together the event at Parachigo in Fargo that will focus on showcasing people of Hispanic and Latino backgrounds.
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North Dakota native Josh Duhamel to premiere new film at Fargo Film Festival
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - North Dakota native Josh Duhamel will attend the theatrical premiere of his new comedy “Preschool” as part of the 2026 Fargo Film Festival. Duhamel, who directed and stars in the film, will participate in a live Q&A following the screening. He will...
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New Icelandic-inspired eatery set to open in Fargo next month
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) -A new grab-and-go eatery is set to open in downtown Fargo next month, bringing Icelandic-inspired cuisine to the area. So+Lo’s, located at 629 First Ave. N, is scheduled to open March 12. Owner Jen Nelson said she was inspired to launch the concept after a trip to Iceland, where she connected with her Icelandic heritage and the country’s traditional food culture.