
Dennis Doeden
Feature Reporter at Bemidji Pioneer
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Dennis Doeden
May 28—BEMIDJI — The owner of Bemidji's Bar 209 is planning to open a similar establishment in Fargo, N.D., later this year. Derek Leach said he hopes to launch his second Bar 209 in September at 3788 55th Ave. S in Fargo. Derek and his brother, Brett, bought the original business at 209 Minnesota Ave. NW in 2011, then moved it into the former American Legion building at 217 Minnesota in 2018. They also opened Red Stu Breakfast Bar at the new location.
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1 week ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | Dennis Doeden
BEMIDJI — The owner of Bemidji’s Bar 209 is planning to open a similar establishment in Fargo, N.D., later this year. Derek Leach said he hopes to launch his second Bar 209 in September at 3788 55th Ave. S in Fargo. Derek and his brother, Brett, bought the original business at 209 Minnesota Ave. NW in 2011, then moved it into the former American Legion building at 217 Minnesota in 2018. They also opened Red Stu Breakfast Bar at the new location.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Dennis Doeden
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysMay 28—BEMIDJI — The Calendar Girls are taking the title literally. The Bemidji Community Theater's production of "Calendar Girls," which opens on Friday, May 30, will include actual calendars featuring photos of the actors. The calendar idea started simply as a way to present cast members with a gift.
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1 week ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | Dennis Doeden
BEMIDJI — The Calendar Girls are taking the title literally. The Bemidji Community Theater’s production of “Calendar Girls,” which opens on Friday, May 30, will include actual calendars featuring photos of the actors. The calendar idea started simply as a way to present cast members with a gift. “We wanted to have professional pictures taken anyway, because they’re a nice touch,” said director Evie Halvorson.
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1 week ago |
echopress.com | Dennis Doeden
It was a photograph that punched Kent Nerburn in the gut. And years later, it inspired the author’s latest novel, “Lone Dog Road,” a gripping story of determination, honor and hope. Some 35 years ago, Nerburn founded Project Preserve, a program that taught history to kids on the Red Lake Nation. Instead of traditional classroom work, he decided to have the students interview tribal elders for an oral history project.
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