High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.

High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.

High Plains Reader is published weekly from its offices in downtown Fargo, ND. HPR features the best in local news, arts and entertainment.

Indian Fighting Today: Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher News | September 19th, 2024 By Winona LaDuke [email protected] The business of Indian Hating is a lucrative one. It’s historically been designed ...

Citizen undercover News | September 24th, 2019 FARGO – Local men are keeping the trafficking of Chinese sex workers alive in the metro area. From distant Chinese villages, middle-aged women are being ...

Bonanzaville: The Haunted Houston House Culture | May 12th, 2016 By C.S. Hagen Late at night, the north wind whistles through the Houston House cracks. Raindrops – tiny footsteps to the imagination – ...

Fairy Fest Best Bets | May 19th, 2025 May 24-25, 1-4 p.m. Yunker Farm & Dog Park, 1201 28th Avenue N., Fargo. Who’s ready for a fun filled family friendly day of enchantment and imagination ignition?

The High Plains Reader is published monthly from its offices in downtown Fargo, and is available free of charge at designated distribution outlets.

The Darkest Day of Horror Film Festival features 12 hours of indie horror flicks for your viewing pleasure.

Fargo residents call for ‘revolution’ News | November 27th, 2019 FARGO — Climate change has been known and ignored for half a century, but Fargo residents made their voices known Wednesday during a ...

‘My spirit was broken’ News | March 21st, 2018 ST. PAUL – When Laycie Jean Williams accepted a train ticket to the Twin Cities in May 2017, she thought she was going to protest another pipeline. She’d ...