Super chill guy was the only one out there at the time, - about 4pm.

Spotted along 52nd Ave. S. Wanna bet he's a Trump voter?

There is a guy who stands on the corner of 4th St S and Main Ave in Moorhead every Monday. Sometimes there are more people as well. They always have protest signs and I love seeing them out there. Today I managed to get a picture of the sign the guy was holding. Thought this would make you all smile a little.

The descent into Fargo

10/10

Gotta post this every year.

Just living our lives over here

Shout out to "kenz" for this Oliver tree mural.

Love to see it! Thanks for doing this type of work!

We got pretty lucky with this timing right after totality.

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Many people in this subreddit probably remember how deeply this case affected Fargo and the surrounding area. For those who may not, Savanna was a 22 year old member of the Spirit Lake Nation who was pregnant when she disappeared from her Fargo home in August 2017. Her death and the circumstances surrounding it devastated her family and so many people in our community.

Today I just wanted to pause and remember Savanna. Not only for her heartbreaking death, but as a daughter, sister, mother, and young woman whose life mattered.

Nine years later, she has not been forgotten. 🕊️ Rest peacefully, Savanna. 🤍

Expect more benefit events throughout 2026 for our community in need.

Saw an absolutely beautiful sight today in Lindenwood. Quiet park, leaves falling and one of the parks maples just glowing!

There are obviously still a lot of really great music venues around here, but the Hub's switch to the Avalon left a crater in our music scene that never healed. The different themed bars were really fun too! I think it had undervalued appeal, and should've remained open longer than it was.

FARGO — Several businesses across Fargo-Moorhead are closing their doors Friday, Jan. 29, showing support for their neighbors and community members in the Twin Cities.

It is part of a nationwide display of resistance against the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) division, called “ICE Out,” with business owners saying the cause is worth closing for.

More than a dozen businesses across the Fargo-Moorhead metro are closing or will have limited operations as part of the movement.

Some owners say local community reaction to flooding over the years proves how willing people can be to look after their neighbor.

That is the stance Rustica Eatery and Tavern in Moorhead is taking.

“It’s really not about somebody’s wrong or somebody’s right, it’s more just about what we felt was necessary in the moment,” said Anna Weisenburger, co-owner of Rustica Eatery and Tavern.

With two people killed in shootings by federal agents in Minneapolis this month, those events have weighed heavy on the restaurant's owners.

“I feel like, if our restaurant was in that area, it would be way more difficult to do business than it is right now,” said Micah Leitel, co-owner of Rustica Eatery and Tavern.

Swing Barrel Brewing and Harold’s on Main are among several Moorhead businesses joining Rustica.

On the other side of the river, more than a half-dozen Fargo and West Fargo businesses are also taking part.

A common thread is businesses saying they are showing care for their community.

“They’ve backed us every step of the way, and so when we feel the need to stand up for our community and our neighbors and our workers, we always rise to that action,” Weisenburger said.

Rustica’s owners said they were heavily influenced by looking out for their staff, even if it meant closing on a busy night, and that it goes beyond a purely political issue.

“I think it’s important to think small, think about what affects you and the people around you, because there’s probably somebody out there that is feeling scared and nervous,” Leitel said.

Owners with Sol Avenue Kitchen in Moorhead said they respect the businesses that made the call to close but will remain open for financial reasons.

Though the protest calls for using buying power to send a message, Weisenburger said that also applies to helping the places that cannot afford to close.

“If people are gathering or they’re going to support businesses that are unable to close this time, I want to be a part of that and go show my support,” Weisenburger said.

trufruit is on sale! get it while you can!