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Deborah Best and Darel Murphy's Poplar Avenue home is now adorned with roughly 23,000 Christmas bulbs. Submitted Photo
Family

Central Minnesota couple lets their lights shine

Friends and family gathered in Fargo to remember Brad Bosch by running in his name.
Health

Local running group gathers in honor of member losing battle with mental health

Debbie Griffith
Faith

Faith Column: ‘Tis the season to forgive

Members of the First Lutheran Church Bell Choir will be performing as part of the church's Dec. 9 Advent Mini-Concert. Pictured in this photo are (front row, left to right) Holly Heisserer, Marlys Douglas, Ginny Klein; (back row) Carla Hanson, Sharon Wesbrook and Dan Berg. (Submitted photo)
Faith

Detroit Lakes' First Lutheran Church to continue its Advent mini-concert tradition ... online

Tammy Swift, columnist. The Forum
Food

Swift: ‘Staygiving’ might mean more turkey leftovers

Hub 41, located on West Lake Drive in Detroit Lakes, was one of the first area restaurants to take advantage of the opportunity to post their takeout and delivery information on a Facebook page that was created specifically to help local eating establishments while they are closed to in-person dining during the pandemic. (Tribune file photo)
Restaurants and Bars

Social media is the place to go to find local takeout options

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Family

Thanksgiving: Breaking down the numbers, recommendations

A Delta Air Lines jet arrives at Fargo's Hector International Airport on June 21, 2017. Forum file photo
Coronavirus

These states have COVID-19 travel restrictions for residents of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota

Grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are seen parked at Boeing facilities at Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake, Wash., on Nov. 17, 2020. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson
Coronavirus

Here’s what you need to know before you book a flight during the pandemic

Food

A quirky cookie tale leads to Christmas challenge

This is Ring's official portrait, where it hangs at the naval base.
Pets

After 3 tours in Afghanistan, military dog retires in Minnesota

Norma Monson, of Spicer, holds a treasured photo of her mother reading a February 1954 issue of the Woman’s Home Companion while Linda Berge, of Alexandria, holds a copy of that same issue. Berge purchased about 75 Woman’s Home Companion magazines this summer at a sale and posted them individually for sale on Ebay. That got the attention of Monson who sought another connection with her late mother. Carolyn Lange / West Central Tribune
Family

Minnesota woman finds unexpected connection to her mother in 1954 magazine

Rochester baker Julie Domaille made this 3-D cookie sculpture as part of the audition process for Food Network's "Christmas Cookie Challenge." (Kimi Cieszynski Photography for Food Network)
Food

The cookie is her canvas

Missionaries with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Levi Lister, Logan Homer and Waylon Daniels, left to right, take pictures of headstones at Oak Grove Cemetery in Detroit Lakes in October. They also visited two other cemeteries in the area. Since COVID-19 has curtailed their traditional work of going door-to-door, the church's missionaries are coming up with new ways to serve. (Submitted Photo)
Faith

Missionaries document Oak Grove Cemetery headstones for Billion Graves project

Debbie Griffith
Faith

Faith Column: Getting to the other side of the storm; Christ's the Captain

Rachel Wightman reviews slides Oct. 18 before a Mill City Church online class about identifying disinformation. The church offered a class earlier in the year and recently began offering the class again for six weeks online. (Christine T. Nguyen | MPR News)
Faith

From COVID to QAnon, church makes disinformation training a question of faith

New Becker County Deputy Brandon Meyer, left, was sworn into office by Sheriff Todd Glander on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, at a ceremony held during the Becker County Board meeting. (Photo courtesy of Mike Brethorst / Becker County)
Opinion

Stronger Together: Crime doesn’t stop during a pandemic, so neither does the Becker County Sheriff’s Office

Students attending Detroit Lakes Middle School board buses after their first day of in-person classes of the 2020 school year. (Michael Achterling / Tribune)
Opinion

Stronger Together: The worst of times may just bring us to the best of times

Opinion

Stronger Together: Our community has responded to the pandemic in countless positive ways

(Dr. Drone Aerial Images)
Opinion

Stronger Together: Bringing joy to our residents, even in the middle of a pandemic

(Submitted photo)
Opinion

Stronger Together: Working together will keep the future looking bright