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Talon Ree Duncan performs hoop dancing. He is the son of Doreen and Ken Duncan, who started the internationally renowned Yellow Bird Productions dancing group. Special to The Forum.
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Family of 10 bringing internationally renowned dance skills to Crossroads Powwow in Fargo

Aviator Amelia Earhart flew an Avro Avian plane like this one, shown in the Dakota Territory Air Museum in Minot. A rare plane, it is fully restored. Eloise Ogden / Minot Daily News
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Two rare planes on display at Minot air museum

The annual Fargo-Moorhead Crossroads Powwow is scheduled for this weekend at Scheels Arena. Special to The Forum
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'A beautiful thing ... older than North Dakota itself' : Crossroads Powwow set Oct. 5-6 in Fargo

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Norsk Hostfest begins next week

A few hundred young and old Native American dancers dressed in full regalia and joined the grand entry to fill Lone Star Arena at the 49th annual United Tribes Technical College International Powwow in Bismarck in 2018. Bismarck Tribune file photo
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United Tribes powwow comes from a humble beginning, celebrates half-century

Many fair attendees stop to photograph the Great Big Wheel on Friday at the Minnesota State Fair. Ellen Schmidt/eschmidt@duluthnews.com
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2019 Minnesota State Fair breaks all-time attendance record

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A 1913 Case steam engine pulls a piece of road maintenance equipment on the grounds of the Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion in Rollag on Saturday.Dan Gunderson / MPR News
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In Rollag, Minn., steam threshing is a ‘family reunion — we’re just not all related’

Karmi Mattson, Minneapolis Fed’s manager of public programs, says she and her colleagues are at the State Fair to teach Minnesotans about what the Fed does. Mark Zdechlik / MPR News
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Minneapolis Fed debuts at State Fair amid economic turmoil

The Deep Fried Dilly Dog from Swine & Spuds is a play on a corn dog, with a bratwurst stuffed inside a pickle, then battered and deep-fried. Ellen Schmidt/eschmidt@duluthnews.com
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Eating our way from end-to-end: Tastes from the Minnesota State Fair

The completed dragon is 29 ½ feet long and eight feet high and will be on display at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival which begins August 17. Anne Jacobson / RiverTown Multimedia
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Red Wing woman creates giant dragon for Renaissance Festival

Gary Miller / Tribune file photo About 300 bicyclists will be on area roads and bike paths this week as part of a four-day, Bicycling Around Minnesota tour. The cyclists will make stops in Brooten, New London and Spicer.
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Some 300 bicyclists expected on west central Minnesota roads starting Thursday

The North Dakota State Fairgrounds are seen Wednesday, July 17, 2019. Shyanne Belzer / Minot Daily News
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North Dakota State Fair rejects tobacco-free day

Sturgis Public Works employee Judd Crowser removes a banner along Junction Avenue on Monday, Aug. 12, during cleanup from the 79th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The rally ended a 10-day run on Sunday. Jim Holland / Rapid City Journal
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After the revs are gone: Sturgis quickly adjusts to life after the rally

A record-setting, 350-pound Indian taco was split among more than 500 attendees at the grand opening of the Cedar Lakes Casino-Hotel in Cass Lake, Minn., on Saturday, Aug. 10. Special to The Forum
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Minnesota casino sets world record with huge fry bread taco

A collection jar for the Sturgis Ambulance fund placed at the Sturgis Community Center. Organizers hope rally visitors will jump-start a campaign to raise $60,000 for ambulance service. Jim Holland / Rapid City Journal
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Sturgis Ambulance fund drive hits snag in bid to raise $60,000 at motorcycle rally

Youth showing their animals is one of the highlights of the North Dakota State Fair. Eloise Ogden / Minot Daily News
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North Dakota State Fair declared a success coming off near-record year

Micky Montana of the Sturgis Fire Department walks his gurney down the emergency room hallway after bringing a patient to Rapid City Regional Hospital Aug. 1 before the start of the Sturgis motorcycle rally. Adam Fondren / Rapid City Journal
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Sturgis-area hospitals ready for onslaught of rally injuries

Motorcycles and people fill the Sturgis, S.D., Main Street on Aug. 5, 2015, after a group photo was taken. Barry Amundson / Forum News Service
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Rapid City hopes to entice riders in Sturgis motorcycle rally

Children enjoy playing with the big blue blocks in the Lunar Playground in KidSpace at the North Dakota State Fair on Thursday. Andrea Johnson / Minot Daily News
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KidSpace proves to be a blast at North Dakota State Fair

Dakota Thunder, also known as the World's Largest Buffalo, marks 60 years of looking over southern Jamestown this summer. The roadside attraction was built in the summer of 1959 at a cost of $8,500. Keith Norman / The Sun
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World's Largest Buffalo in Jamestown turning 60

A stand of pollinator plants surrounds Sandra Johnson, North Dakota Game and Fish conservation biologist, at the Conservation and Skills Park at the North Dakota State Fair. Kim Fundingsland / Minot Daily News
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Pollinator plot brings color and a message to North Dakota State Fair visitors