Lonna Whiting is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota, focusing on local arts and culture. She writes for WDAY and covers a range of topics, including theater, visual arts, literature, and community events. Lonna is passionate about highlighting the vibrant arts scene in her community and sharing stories that celebrate local artists and their work.
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Lonna's coverage focuses heavily on local arts, culture, and lifestyle in the Fargo area. She often includes expert commentary and event coverage related to topics such as fiber arts, crafts, feminism, local sourcing, and festivals.
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A longtime tradition, singing to others is "one of the greatest gifts" to give, former carolers director says.
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By: Lonna Whiting, John Lamb, Tracy Briggs
Other weekend highlights include a comedy competition, FMCT's 10 Minute Play Festival and the drag theater of "Oh My God."
This year's festivities include 22 events from Friday Jan. 31 through Saturday, Feb. 9 throughout the community.
By: Lonna Whiting, John Lamb, Tracy Briggs
“We celebrate like New Year's Eve, Thanksgiving and Christmas all rolled together,” said Lexy Liu of the United Chinese Americans of Fargo-Moorhead.
Saturday's concert featured Austrian sisters with Fargo family ties, the FM Area Youth Symphonies and more.
The Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre hosts second weekend of fifth annual 10 Minute Play Festival.
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