Bob Lind

The 17-room boutique hotel will remain open throughout the purchase process. Owners hope to take possession in May and make changes needed for the Blarney Stone concept.

In today’s “Neighbors” column, two readers send in their stories and memories of the outhouses they used before toilets were an option.

In today’s “Neighbors” column, Bob Lind hears about the strangely named place that disappeared from the state more than a century ago.

In today’s “Neighbors” column, a reader tells Bob Lind about the odd fate of “I Walk the Line” 45s that got warped in the hot sun.

In today’s “Neighbors” column, Bob Lind shares readers’ greasy, delicious stories of spots where everyone got a slice or two back in the day.

In today’s “Neighbors” column, Bob Lind recalls the theaters we once went to around the community.

This column has carried many stories about area businesses of years ago. Here’s one more that will ring a bell with some of you. It comes from Phil Larson, Fargo.

“In your column, you asked for help with a reader’s question re: words of a song called ‘Dakota.’ I remember it well from when I was in Guelph, N.D., High School.“So writes Barbara Sherburne, Fargo, in reference to recent columns about a line fro...

“Norwegians have a good sense of humor; anybody else would be screaming racism over these jokes.“So writes Clarence Speltz, Rochester, Minn., who received these jokes from a friend and sent them on to Neighbors.So, trusting you Norwegians do have...

Through a mix-up, the wrong picture ran with a recent column about the visit of presidential candidate John F. Kennedy to Fargo in 1960.Here is the correct picture, showing Kennedy with Capt. Edwin Anderson of the Fargo Police Department. Edwin w...

“Like many North Dakotans,” Stuart Munsch says, “most of my career experiences are rooted in a small town upbringing.“And Stuart has had some career. He is a Navy rear admiral who was involved in something not associated with North Dakota towns, ...

It was the day that Mary Tintes’ friend was born in the old St. John’s Hospital in Fargo.“Her parents,” Mary writes Neighbors, “recall the building shaking and the hospital staff praying while the tornado barely missed them.”...

Today, Neighbors has a couple of people out of the past who Forum readers would like to track down.First off, you folks who are from Wahpeton, N.D., or have connections there, a man in...

When he was speaker of the North Dakota House of Representatives, LeRoy Bernstein, Fargo, could get that House moving, as he was “a brilliant leader of men,” a man who knew him says.But this story is of his moving another kind of house; actually,...