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Later on in the month of September, the 44th annual Norsk Hostfest will be taking place in Minot. However, it's important to note that the event is also a time to honor the Scandinavian heroes who made an impact on both North Dakota and the rest of the world. One of these individuals -- Sondre Norheim -- is honored every year at the Hostfest with a wreath-laying ceremony.

The La Sambuy ski resort in Seythenex, in the French Alps, has closed for good Mayor Jacques Dalex explained, after bad warming temperatures and bad snow saw the season shrink and shrink

This weeks EarthTalk article from Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss.

Public meetings

With natural snow becoming scarcer and artificial powder woefully unsustainable, Europe’s mountain resorts are starting to look at life beyond downhill skiing.

While many travelers flock to the country's famous ski resorts, there's a whole other world of adrenaline-pumping adventures waiting for those willing to stray off the beaten path. This article provides an extensive guide to some of Iceland’s most exhilarating winter activities.

A judge has allowed a public referendum on the $500,000-a-year Wasatch Peaks Ranch resort to move forward.

Reed Hastings, who stepped down as CEO of Netflix in January. became majority owner of Powder Mountain in September.

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Saas-Fee, Le Val and Obergurgl have been highlighted as ski resorts which may be better equipped to endure rising temperatures caused by climate change that melted slopes last winter