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By Kris Hauge Today at 12:50 PM Listen Comments Share Share this article Marketing Marketing Informs and educates readers about our products and their features and our business services The Trust Project What is this? That old restaurant you used to visit. A local event everyone was talking about. A person, place or headline you remember but can’t quite place. Whatever you’re curious about, bring it to The Archives Live . ADVERTISEMENT Starting Nov. 10, join us every Tuesday at noon on InForum.com as we dig through decades of local news coverage to answer your questions and revisit the stories you remember. Email your questions to: [email protected] Bring us a person, place, event, mystery or memory. We’ll search The Archives to see what we can uncover, from original news reports and photos to details that may have been forgotten over the years. And because it’s live, you can follow along as we dig, ask questions and help decide where the search takes us next. Our past is full of stories worth rediscovering. What should we dig up first? Submit your questions and memories, then join The Archives Live every Tuesday at noon beginning Nov. 10. Find The Archives Live Blog here Tuesday at noon. ADVERTISEMENT Email your questions to: [email protected] Comments Share Share this article Marketing Marketing Informs and educates readers about our products and their features and our business services The Trust Project What is this? Tags Tags FROM THE ARCHIVES By Kris Hauge Listen to this article Conversation ADVERTISEMENT What To Read Next Community Today in History, 1925: Thousands of farmers to flock to Moorhead for day of entertainment, chicken dinner 13h ago · By Kate Almquist Lifestyle The science of monitoring our climate with guest Daryl Ritchison 1d ago · By Don Kinzler Community Today in History, 1984: Democrats sweep North Dakota’s statewide elections 1d ago · By Kate Almquist ADVERTISEMENT Get Local Must Reads Lifestyle 701's Acme Mac and Cheese is a serving of savory food history 6h ago · By John Lamb Business West Fargo Crumbl Cookies ranks No. 8 in store foot traffic in the U.S. 1d ago · By Staff reports Subscribers Only Health Study: Vaping among teens drops significantly in Clay County 5 years after Moorhead flavored tobacco ban 7h ago · By April Baumgarten Prep Minnesota state football brackets released, here’s who, where and when area teams will play 1d ago · By Staff reports