We can all second-guess our school days, but a recent bus ride in Mayville makes me wonder how things could have been different 

The famous TV car was in Fargo in the fall of 1968 for a publicity tour that might have ended in an arrest and court appearance.

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Harold Hill actors from Robert Preston to Matthew Broderick to Hugh Jackman have sung about how this man raised in Grand Forks was the route of all the 'trouble' with a capital 'T.' 

During Teacher Appreciation Week, here are the "Back Then Teaching Awards" for outstanding achievement in all things great (and groovy). 

Lena Rock was moving into her new place when she found this photo of a smiling couple. She'd love to learn more about them.

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As the event marks its 50th anniversary, take a closer look at its intriguing past.

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As another Taco John's closes its doors, what am I supposed to do with my cravings (and memories)?

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In 1935, Valley City, North Dakota attracted attention as a hot spot for multiple births. One small school boasted nine sets of twins, six pairs in the same grade.

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In 1966, Fargo North High administrators told seven students to leave school until they could get a proper haircut. The boys had another idea.

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Over the last three weeks, Inforum published “The Capones of North Dakota,” a look at the famous gangster connections to the upper Midwest. After the stories ran, you surprised us.

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