Dennis Doeden is a Publisher at various esteemed publications including Yahoo News and the Duluth News Tribune. He focuses on themes related to animals, particularly animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and the intersection of these topics with plays and musicals. Dennis has been featured in notable outlets such as the St. Paul Pioneer Press and the Rochester Post Bulletin.
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By: Dennis Doeden
Three teenage musicians from Bemidji, Charlie Sherwood and sisters Wendy and Morgan Mellema, will take the stage with bluegrass band Monroe Crossing on Saturday, May 2, as part of a fundraising concert for Headwaters Music and Arts.
Two members of the prestigious Handel and Haydn Society will join the Bemidji Symphony Orchestra for its season finale concert at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 9, at the Bemidji High School Auditorium.
By: Dennis Doeden
Lori Foshee-Donnay is wrapping up her two-decade career next month, retiring from what is now the Watermark Art Center after shepherding the nonprofit organization through many changes over the years.
When Olivia and Mason Pack opened the Forbidden Love bookstore last month, they weren't sure how it would go over. Then they saw the line of people waiting for the shop to open on April 25.
By: Dennis Doeden
Members of the Bemidji Symphony Orchestra are featured in Visit Bemidji's Great Moments campaign videos, performing in a variety of outdoor scenes to music composed by Music Director Beverly Everett.
By: Dennis Doeden
Bemidji's Audrey Thayer has teamed up with Collette A. Hyman to write “Weaving Community: Indigenous Women and Leadership in the Twin Cities.”
By: Dennis Doeden
The six-hour class was put on by the Bemidji Sculpture Walk, with board president Dave Close, Sculpture Walk founder Al Belleveau and jack-of-all-trades Roger Loyson as teachers.
By: Dennis Doeden
Bemidji’s Audrey Thayer has teamed up with Collette A. Hyman to write “Weaving Community: Indigenous Women and Leadership in the Twin Cities.”
By: Dennis Doeden
Bemidji's Audrey Thayer has teamed up with Collette A. Hyman to write "Weaving Community: Indigenous Women and Leadership in the Twin Cities."
The Bemidji office will be led by Rebecca Stone, who has been with Bemidji-based Legal Services of Northwest Minnesota since 2015, most recently as its supervising attorney.
