Emily How News Today

A piece of ground that once served a middle school was dedicated Saturday to a different type of educational mission as Plum River Native Prairie. The event h

This has been an incredible month of live music as the outdoor venues heat up with all kinds of activities. Next comes May and on...

Growing Fruits in North Dakota is a multi-session webinar series which explores various fruits that are North Dakota backyard friendly, from seed to harvest. Join us February 22 & 23 from 12-1 pm Topics &...

The coldest, shortest month of the year is upon us. While February may feel like a drag, Champaign-Urbana isn’t slowing down with the constant flow of entertainment coming to your favorite local venues. With a visit from the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, themed parties honoring Taylor Swift and One Direction, a Folk & Roots themed weekend...

Emily How, Ward County Horticulture Extension agent, will be hosting a Farmers Market Vendor Symposium on Jan. 26-27 at the North Central Research Extension Cen

“The only thing I’ve ever wanted to be is a musician,” said local singer Emily How near the end of an hour-long interview. “I’ve never really persisted with anything except for this.” How strides into the University YMCA sporting short blond hair and a colorful baja hoodie. She greets me energetically before quickly apologizing for...

Sonic arts non-profit pt.fwd is back Thursday evening at the McLean County Museum of History with another excellent and free experimental music show.

Music, circus acts and a "food and drink walk;" its all happening on Sixth St.

Lack of reliable child care in Minot has left countless single parents, like Amee Mitchell, and others in a desolate situation. As a result, Mitchell proposes a

Well, that sure didn't take long to get through the month of April. I'm giving all the happening music events credit (plus that week of...