Trygve Olson is a Cartoonist at The Forum. Since 1984, he has focused on themes of culture and society, including law and legal affairs, religion and spirituality, and the intersection of these topics with federal legislation. His work has been featured in Park Rapids Enterprise, 7 News Belize, WDAY, and The Dickinson Press.
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Trygve Olson primarily covers entertainment news, particularly through political satire cartoons. His focus on local topics suggests he may be open to pitches related to regional events or issues involving North Dakota and Fargo. Consider reaching out with ideas tied to local politics, budgeting, taxes, winter weather impacts in the region, as well as government decisions that affect residents.
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Spring signals the annual cleanup weeks in Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo and Dilworth.
Chris Tungseth, Fergus Falls, made it to the Top 5 on "American Idol."
Trygve Olson comments on efforts to pass a gun control package in Minnesota.
High winds and dry conditions are causing fire hazards and wind-induced grumpiness.
A complex combination of weather features, farm management practices and existing soil properties have led to salts coming to the surface in North Dakota fields, which could hurt crop production.
The Memorial Day poppy is a bright-red flower worn as a nationally recognized symbol of remembrance to honor military service members who have died.
Summit Carbon Solutions recently indicated its pipeline would run through Iowa and Nebraska to Wyoming, with no mention of North Dakota and South Dakota.
From freeze warnings to record-setting temps, the month of May has been tough on gardeners.
Roxane B. Salonen writes that some are uncomfortable with the unisex bathrooms at the Moorhead Public Library.
The RedHawks will take the field for five home games this American Association season as the Fargo Woodchippers with the first "Woodchippers" game slated for June 12 against the Winnipege Goldeyes.
