When Shelley Pierce ’92 decided to attempt a radio version of the film, “Night of the Living Dead,” she knew she’d need some brave souls to come along with her. After all, George Romero’s horror … [Read more...]
A Warrior for Warriors
September 16, 2021 By Leave a Comment
Ryan Haugen knows what gun oil tastes like. He knows this because he also knows what it feels like to hold the barrel of a pistol in his mouth, and what goes through your mind when you’re … [Read more...]
Rainey’s day
July 6, 2021 By Leave a Comment
Julie Briggs had a hunch. As an elementary school teacher, she knew what it took to connect with kids. She knew it took patience, compassion and an ability to relate to them on their level. She … [Read more...]
Law enforcement’s big picture
April 12, 2021 By Leave a Comment
After George Floyd died under the knee of a Minneapolis Police officer, Pat Nelson was worried about her students. The Floyd incident happened on May 25, and within weeks Nelson, … [Read more...]
‘Giving Gives Grief A Purpose’
September 20, 2020 By Leave a Comment
In the days after Kathryn Cullen’s death, her five adult children spent hours going through their mother’s photos and other collections, which included a trove of writings they’d never seen. They … [Read more...]
On the Wellness Beat
July 27, 2020 By Leave a Comment
In April, Aaron Soumala Folkerds officially became a paid member of the Moorhead Police Department. But he’s not carrying a gun. Can’t show you a badge. And you won’t find him behind the wheel of a … [Read more...]