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March 13: Remembering Agnes Geelan - Vimarsana News

March 13: Remembering Agnes Geelan

On this date in 1993, the Bismarck Tribune reported that Agnes Geelan had died three days earlier in a Fargo nursing home. One biographer called her \“one of North Dakota's grand ladies.\” Another called her \“debater extraordinary.\” Another called her \“a North Dakota legend.\”

Muhammad Ali once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard - Vimarsana News

Muhammad Ali once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard

Opponents couldn’t always clobber "The Greatest" of all time, but 55 years ago, a Fargo snowbank did.

Muhammad Ali was once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard, then did a TV interview about it - Vimarsana News

Muhammad Ali was once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard, then did a TV interview about it

Opponents couldn’t always clobber ‘The Greatest’ of all time, but 55 years ago, a snowbank did

'I can't imagine not telling stories:' Celebrating Kevin Wallevand's storied 40-year career at WDAY-TV - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

'I can't imagine not telling stories:' Celebrating Kevin Wallevand's storied 40-year career at WDAY-TV - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

Wallevand’s documentary work has taken him around the world to bring local stories home.

As WDAY Radio turns 100, take a look back at the station's 'iconic' history - Vimarsana News

As WDAY Radio turns 100, take a look back at the station's 'iconic' history

WDAY Radio is marking its 100th anniversary this year. To reminisce, The Forum spoke to several WDAY Radio employees past and present. While much has changed over the decades, including the station's format and ownership, WDAY Radio is ready to move into the next century.