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The Forum is only endorsing candidates in races that become final during the June 11 primary and have more candidates than open seats.

(Fargo, ND) -- Fargo City Commission Candidate Al Carlson says he wasn't necessarily looking to make a run in the race, but then he received a call from Mayor Mahoney two weeks prior to the filing date... "I did talk to Mayor Mahoney, he called me up and said 'are you going to run again?', and I said 'well, when's the election?" said Carlson, laughing about the incident on The

Fargo is in full swing gearing up for the election on Tuesday, June 11, with hopeful candidates vying for the support of voters this spring.

Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Kamasi Washington, Mdou Moctar, Jessica Pratt, Camera Obscura, Adeem the Artist, Amy Aileen Wood, Ibibio Sound Machine, WILLOW, Sia and Brian Thomas.

The folk singer made her name with stripped-down recordings but has now found a bigger approach on “Here in the Pitch.” It wasn’t an easy road to get there.

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Jessica Pratt’s new album, “Here in the Pitch,” begins with a vintage drum beat, a gently strummed guitar and a lot of vibey room tone

(Fargo, ND) – The Fargo City Commission candidates held their first debate of the election season Tuesday night in a two-hour discussion hosted by The Flag and WDAY Radio. The City Commission candidates, totaling seven, are vying for two spots currently held by John Strand and Arlette Preston, who are both running for reelection. Among the discussion topics were the city’s

(Fargo, ND) – Fargo City Commission candidates gathered Tuesday night for a debate hosted by The Flag and WDAY Radio. Among the topics was spending, and whether or not candidates would vote against a budget that increases spending. Candidate Michelle Turnberg said she would vote against any budget that increases spending. “It’s just a matter of making the decision, and finding

(Fargo, ND) – Seven candidates, vying for two spots on the Fargo City Commission, participated in a debate Tuesday night on The Flag and WDAY Radio, moderated by Tom Tucker and Ty Schonert. The safety of those who are downtown was one of the topics debated by the seven candidates, which included two incumbents and five challengers. “When it comes to crime and safety downtown,