Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers

  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
  • Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    Snow moves staple event to Sunday; still sees shoppers
    By Hilary Nowatzki-May Would it even be a true North Dakota Christmas without Mother Nature throwing a wrench or two into residents’ holiday plans? Following record setting high temperatures for the time of year in the region mid last week, the first blast of winter weather since the end of October struck. The storm caused travel problems over the weekend in northeastern N...

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