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City leaders defend progress, purpose of Fargo's Police Advisory & Oversight Board - Vimarsana News

City leaders defend progress, purpose of Fargo's Police Advisory & Oversight Board

Pointing to a lack of results and unclear purpose, a Fargo activist who helped create the citizen police board is at odds with city leaders over whether or not the board is doing what was promised.

Brownstein: The dream never dies for dedicated Montreal Expos fans - Vimarsana News

Brownstein: The dream never dies for dedicated Montreal Expos fans

The team's memory is kept alive by lifelong fans like Perry Giannias — organizer of Expos Fest, which doubles as a charity fundraiser — and the Gazette's Terry Mosher, who has just released a new book.

The dream never dies for dedicated Montreal Expos fans - Vimarsana News

The dream never dies for dedicated Montreal Expos fans

The team's memory is kept alive by lifelong fans like Perry Giannias — organizer of Expos Fest, which doubles as a charity fundraiser — and the Gazette's Terry Mosher, who has just released a new book.

You might be surprised to find out what really happened to Fargo's old Bob's Big Boy sign - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports - Vimarsana News

You might be surprised to find out what really happened to Fargo's old Bob's Big Boy sign - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

It was hiding in plain sight for nearly 40 years, Donut ‘ya know.

Fargo activist prosecuted for drawing cartoon character on railroad structure - Vimarsana News

Fargo activist prosecuted for drawing cartoon character on railroad structure

A Fargo prosecutor alleged Wess Philome damaged property, but the defense argues the temporary art didn't cause damage and that the city is targeting Philome.