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'Tankhouse,' a movie set and filmed in Fargo, gets a national release date

The movie was shot in Fargo and Los Angeles in 2019 and will be released in theaters and video on demand next month.

'Tankhouse,' a movie set and filmed in Fargo, gets a national release date

The movie was shot in Fargo and Los Angeles in 2019 and will be released in theaters and video on demand next month.

Podcast interview with Bill Marcil Jr, talks family history and future of local news

Forum Communications is a family-owned media and technology company that started as one newspaper in Fargo, North Dakota. Bill Marcil Jr, 5th generation owner, talks about the incredible changes he has seen over the years and what is next. 

Friends, family share love for longtime Forum reporter, columnist Bob Lind as he enters hospice care

Marcils honored with Bully Spirit Award for commitment to Medora, ND

Hauser: The next chapter | Grand Forks Herald

Written By: Jon Hauser | × Jon Hauser Willie Nelson sings a song with the lyrics, “Turn out the lights, the party’s over. They say that all good things must end.” Next week the lights will turn off for my column. Next week will be my last column, at least for now, at least for Forum Communications. Last Monday, through a kind and encouraging conversation, I was notified that my column was being discontinued. Both of my children laughed when I told them I had been fired. Come to think of it, my wife chuckled also! I started writing for Forum Communications on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016. It was not an opportunity I pursued. In October of 2016, Bill Marcil Jr., CEO and publisher of Forum Communications, invited me to meet with him in his historic office in downtown Fargo and asked if I would be interested in writing a weekly column. After consulting with God and my wife, I told Bill “Yes!” the next day. Bill gave me freedom to write as I chose. He opened the door, provided me encouragement, and for that I will always be thankful.

Hauser: The next chapter | Brainerd Dispatch

Hauser writes about his journey from 'nerdy engineer' to author and columnist.

Hauser: The next chapter | Post Bulletin

Hauser: The next chapter | The Mitchell Republic

Written By: Jon Hauser | × Jon Hauser Willie Nelson sings a song with the lyrics, “Turn out the lights, the party’s over. They say that all good things must end.” Next week the lights will turn off for my column. Next week will be my last column, at least for now, at least for Forum Communications. Last Monday, through a kind and encouraging conversation, I was notified that my column was being discontinued. Both of my children laughed when I told them I had been fired. Come to think of it, my wife chuckled also! I started writing for Forum Communications on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016. It was not an opportunity I pursued. In October of 2016, Bill Marcil Jr., CEO and publisher of Forum Communications, invited me to meet with him in his historic office in downtown Fargo and asked if I would be interested in writing a weekly column. After consulting with God and my wife, I told Bill “Yes!” the next day. Bill gave me freedom to write as I chose. He opened the door, provided me encouragement, and for that I will always be thankful.

Hauser: The next chapter | Duluth News Tribune