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The playful take on a calendar anomaly eclipses the tradition of opening on March 1.

The birthplace of the Dilly Bar is celebrating 75 years in downtown Moorhead. "Anything we've dreamt about doing, we're doing it," said owner Diane DeLeon.

(Fargo, ND) -- A longtime customer of the iconic Dairy Queen in Moorhead was the first customer to be served on opening day Wednesday morning at 10:00. "I've done it a time or two because I've known these guys for 29 years. These are kind of like family, and I can't believe we're getting that old," said Moorhead area resident Steve Stremick, while laughing. Stremick says he

The Forum set out to answer an intriguing question: What are the oldest restaurants in the Fargo-Moorhead area that still exist today? You might be surprised at what we learned.

Accomplished former students and teachers join the ranks of people who have positively impacted their school and community. The inductee ceremony will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 1, in the Moorhead Area Public Schools Operation Center.

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The Moorhead Dairy Queen, at the corner of Eighth Street and Main Avenue since 1949, is closer to the busy intersection than any other business there. The intersection will be redone as part of a reconstruction of Main, but that project is several years down the road.

Councilman Mark Herak, D-2nd, said he did not believe the companys offer was legitimate and he said efforts to speak with the company to ask exactly what was being covered

Dairy Queen prepares to herald spring with annual March 1 opening Owners Troy and Diane DeLeon are in their 26th year of making frozen treats from scratch, giving their customers good reason to do a little freezin. Written By: Helmut Schmidt | × Troy and Diane DeLeon were busy making frozen treats Tuesday, Feb. 23, at the Moorhead Dairy Queen. This is their 26th year of owning the popular downtown treat shop. (Helmut Schmidt / The Forum) MOORHEAD - A few parts of th...