Historic wildfires once destroyed entire cities in northern Minnesota. Could it happen again?
More than a century after the deadly blazes of 1894 and 1918 killed hundreds of people, wildfires continue to threaten the north woods.
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More than a century after the deadly blazes of 1894 and 1918 killed hundreds of people, wildfires continue to threaten the north woods.
The West Burlington Swimming Pool hosted a Doggy Paddle event to raise money for the Des Moines County Humane Society.
Posted on July 1, 2021 | 4:25 p.m. Source: Helen Tucker David Tucker passed away on June 13 after a four-month battle with cancer. Born in Rockford, Illinois, he moved to California with his family when he was a teenager. He spent several years in Santa Barbara where his family settled, and he graduated from UCSB. David met Helen Espitallier, they married and eventually moved to the Sacramento area, finally settling in Cameron Park, where David could be near his beloved Sierras. There they raised two daughters, Whitney Tucker and Dana Tucker. David was a unique personality and did things h...
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Whose night is it anyway? Improv colleagues will go-head-to-head in Fargo-Moorhead shows While two improv shows are never the same, the practices between this weekend’s shows are just as different. Written By: John Lamb | × Jacob Hartje (left) and Tim Larson rehearse for their upcoming improv show at Theatre B. Special to The Forum FARGO — The one true thing about any improv show is that anything goes and the performers just have to roll with it. “It’s just a weird coincidence,” Larson says. “Fargo is big enough that we can coexist. There are two aweso...